Hello everyone.
Perhaps I am not writing these few thoughts in the best place. I have no idea where I should be. There are already a lot of entries.
(at most Chris modifies or deletes) And it may also be uninteresting to others. And I'm wrong in quite a few places!
Tell me, at most I will delete the post.
I think the path to completeness is not to walk on just one path. Sometimes you have to roam.
I think you can't expect an effect from a miracle. No delicious food is made from just one type of ingredient.
Now this is just an additive.
Consider the similarities:
-asymmetric layout
-the same magnetic poles meet in different machines
-delayed load time
- two frequencies (primary and secondary)
Where and how can they be used (provided)?
-Partnered Output Coils
-MR Preva, Ruslan Module
-ZPM module
-MIT Graham Gunderson
-Tinmans?
- Árpád Bóday
and who knows how many I missed.
In rotary machines when two identical poles (N-N or S-S) meet
with proper timing, the rotor accelerates. Because it is added to the actuator pulse. This is an example. But there is acceleration only when the two poles meet in proper timing. In addition, we can control this by diode coupling.
This is not the case with a transformer. It closes in the air like a diffused flux. If the oscillator is automatic, its frequency will change.
So far, the importance of timing in these layouts.
But now let's look at the changes caused by the load.
But perhaps it would be better to say that the load current is magnetic.
Here we see how the two magnetic fields behave.
So the point is the secondary current that is switched on at the right time. Which affects the primer.
