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Sebosfato / Re: My new approach
« Last post by Login to see usernames on July 11, 2023, 02:20:12 am »Stan say if you need a higher voltage you design a bigger one
A bigger one may mean thicker wire wider spacing between turns and lower capacitance
I think some sort of Litz wire would be desireabke for the high frequency discharge to have less resistance
I’m starting to think that perhaps Meyer was able to momentarily break the water by a mix of actions
First is polarization that is required to bring the molecules to a certain direction
Than he use the chokes as a manner to take the energy of the core together with a certain capacitance the water bath capacitance (foil on outside for example)
I have some prof of that working but didn’t get much over it
But mainly the idea is that the core energy will create a very high voltage on the chokes but they are both sending positive to the cell during the collapse
I already pointed in the past to the fact that Meyer used a potential formula
If the chokes has a higher inductance than the secondary for same turns while subjected to same pulsing filed it will have a different dirscharge characteristic
In a microwave for example there is a gap in the core and or they add iron in the secondary side so it get higher inductance without coupling that inductance so it create a distributed charge since the coil want to discharge the core energy but at same time by the action of the jogs it will want to fight a change in current
the bitoroid and such are examples…
It’s like adding an inductance in series with each turn basically
This could be done for example using a toroidal transformer for the primary and secondary than add more laminations around and than wind the chokes over it
This way the chokes catch the core energy from primary but has increased inductance reactance for the discharge
It would be a dual core transformer in a sense but part of the core is an added inductance per turn of the chokes…
If I just had some money I would buy the material to do it like I’m imagining
I could try with the ferrites toroidal I have thought
I have some of this very high permeability types may give interesting results with few turns
A bigger one may mean thicker wire wider spacing between turns and lower capacitance
I think some sort of Litz wire would be desireabke for the high frequency discharge to have less resistance
I’m starting to think that perhaps Meyer was able to momentarily break the water by a mix of actions
First is polarization that is required to bring the molecules to a certain direction
Than he use the chokes as a manner to take the energy of the core together with a certain capacitance the water bath capacitance (foil on outside for example)
I have some prof of that working but didn’t get much over it
But mainly the idea is that the core energy will create a very high voltage on the chokes but they are both sending positive to the cell during the collapse
I already pointed in the past to the fact that Meyer used a potential formula
If the chokes has a higher inductance than the secondary for same turns while subjected to same pulsing filed it will have a different dirscharge characteristic
In a microwave for example there is a gap in the core and or they add iron in the secondary side so it get higher inductance without coupling that inductance so it create a distributed charge since the coil want to discharge the core energy but at same time by the action of the jogs it will want to fight a change in current
the bitoroid and such are examples…
It’s like adding an inductance in series with each turn basically
This could be done for example using a toroidal transformer for the primary and secondary than add more laminations around and than wind the chokes over it
This way the chokes catch the core energy from primary but has increased inductance reactance for the discharge
It would be a dual core transformer in a sense but part of the core is an added inductance per turn of the chokes…
If I just had some money I would buy the material to do it like I’m imagining
I could try with the ferrites toroidal I have thought
I have some of this very high permeability types may give interesting results with few turns

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