Beyond Unity - Costinbuc's Ideas and Experiments

costinbuc posted this 21 January 2024

I'm starting this thread to present my miscellaneous ideas and experiments.

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costinbuc posted this 29 February 2024

any suggestion will be highly appreciated - an results will be shared freely

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Jagau posted this 29 February 2024 - Last Edited 29 February 2024

Hi Costinbuc

How to measure E field and H field

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctynv2klT6Q

you can do that too with a TinySA mini spectrum analyser and make your own probe, here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSbsAl_lVro

and it work very well and making your own probe with RG174 as per instruction in the video.

Jagau

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Fighter posted this 01 March 2024

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The big problem is that I can not measure E-field outside of core

About measuring it see Jagau's advice above.

Also to just check if that electric field is present around the core this method could work and is very simple:

Would be interesting to see what happens if there were several stryfoam balls suspended from threads hanging over that coil. Bet they would be dancing everwhere.

Styrofoam should be affected by an electric field like we know it's affected by static electricity.

That's how I'm planning to check when I'll have time to resume my Aharonov-Bohm Effect experiment.

Fighter

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
		Nikola Tesla

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Fighter posted this 02 March 2024

Hello,

I need to add a correction here: initially the field around the core is not an electric field (E), it's an uncurled magnetic vector potential (Ā); we need to convert it to an electric field (E) by perturbing it sending very short and sharp pulses within some small input coils. After that we will obtain an electric field (E) around the core which we can detect (as discussed before) and which can be collected by the bigger output coils.

I added more details in my personal note here.

Regards,

Fighter

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
		Nikola Tesla

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costinbuc posted this 21 March 2024

Hello all.

I have tested one air core alone to see how it's working on square wave form at frequency 1 kHz.

I can tell that I do not understand what is showing the osciloscope. Power Source is 5.4 V - 4 x AA accumulators.

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Jagau posted this 21 March 2024

Hello Costinbuc
The gate of your Mosfet cannot discharge correctly, place a 10 Khoms between the gate and the ground of your mosfet then you will see a change on your scope.
Jagau

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costinbuc posted this 21 March 2024

Hello Jagau, the schematic I used is this

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costinbuc posted this 21 March 2024

I am totally confused about this. Power Source 5.4 V DC ;

After this Jantzen coil 0.94mH, 0.5 ohm rezistance osciloscope shows Vmax +19V - Vmin fluctuating .......

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Fighter posted this 21 March 2024

Hello Costinbuc,

Jagau is refering to this resistor placed between the gate and the ground of the MOSFET:

You can find more details in my post here, more specific in the left-side lower part of this image (see the resistor labeled as R_GS):

Regards,

Fighter

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
		Nikola Tesla

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costinbuc posted this 22 March 2024

Hi Fighter, I placed the resistor exactly in that position

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