NASA VIDEO ABSTRACT Parts 1 & 2
Video update of Potential Difference Inc's Regenerative Acceleration Technology.
Generator Regenerative Acceleration is accomplished with the incorporation of HIGH IMPEDANCE / HIGH VOLTAGE COILS which have the effect of accelerating the prime mover during operation.
Perepiteia Generator Operation Explanation Draft 1 June 20th, 2008
High Voltage Coil Effects
Thane C. Heins
Introduction
The Perepiteia Generator employs high voltage coils to counteract the effects associated with Lenzs Law and the Law of Conservation of Energy. Whereas a conventional generator high current coil design causes the prime mover to decelerate under load the Perepiteia high voltage coil design causes the prime mover to accelerate. If high current and high voltage coils are employed simultaneously, the acceleration provided by the high voltage coils can completely eliminate Lenzs Law (deceleration) effects and even provide additional acceleration despite high current coil loading.
This paper is intended to explain (only) one aspect of how this acceleration may be occurring with respect to how high voltage wire eddy currents affect the coils ability to produce an induced magnetic field as dictated by Lenzs Law. There of course are other possible reasons for the observed acceleration (including core loss reduction) which will be dealt with in greater detail at another time.
Basic Observations, Critical Minimum Rotor Speed/Frequency
Conventional generators employ low gauge high current (HC) wire to reduce losses associated with resistance and eddy currents. Figure 1 shows how current is distributed through a typical HC coil. The current flows evenly throughout the entire conductor and the induced magnetic field emanates out in a radially symmetrical pattern.
The high voltage coil (HV) in Figure 2 on the other hand shows what happens in the HV coil as the rotor speed exceeds the critical minimum velocity.
Rotor Speed Critical Minimum Velocity
Above a certain rotor speed or frequency the HV coils cause system acceleration in violation of Lenzs Law.
Below this rotor RPM or frequency the HV coils act in accordance with Lenzs Law and cause the system to decelerate under load.
The question is why?
What occurs as frequency rises to change the coils performance?
HOW GENERATOR HIGH VOLTAGE COILS CAUSE ACCELERATION
At the critical threshold speed or frequency (dictated by the coils inductance) the HIGH VOLTAGE COIL ceases to act as an INDUCTOR (storing energy in the electromagnetic field and producing a Lenz's Law repelling action to the approaching magnetic field) and begins to act as a CAPACITOR (storing energy in the electrostatic field between the wires).
This is clearly shown in the video FREQUENCY VARIATIONS & MULTI LAYER HV COIL ACCELERATION: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YReGJEMmkJA
When a North Pole magnet approaches a HIGH VOLTAGE COIL above the critical threshold speed/frequency a North Pole repelling magnetic field as per Lenz's Law is not produced because the coil's impedance has impeded the current flow within the coil sufficiently. Voltage is built up in the coil and stored in the electrostatic field between the wires like a capacitor.
When the North Pole magnet is TDC - Top Dead Centre - neither approaching nor receding away from the coil - the coil's stored voltage, which is now at a maximum, is released through the coil's DC resistance and a magnetic field is produced according to Lenz's Law (at this split second at TDC the AC sine wave is changing direction and as far as the coil is concerned frequency is briefly 'zero' and coil impedance is zero so current is allowed to flow - thus producing a delayed North Pole magnetic field which now pushes away on the receding magnet and simultaneously attracts the approaching opposite South pole on the rotor
Peace
Thane
If I understand this correctly... the magnets approach the coils, the kinetic energy of the magnets is transformed into a high voltage, and when the magnet finally comes to a perfectly centered rest, the high voltage is released and that forms a current in the coil which magnetizes the solenoid and pushes the magnet out the other end while attracting the second magnet behind it.
So it absorbs kinetic energy and when done immediately redistributes it. Am I getting it? XD
RLore18 1 year ago
Yes - But I would express as; a magnet approaches the coil and a high VOLTAGE is induced in the coil. At TDC top dead centre the magnet is neither approaching nor receeding the coil, the high impedace of the coil drops to the low DC resistance and the voltage is now able to be dissipated through the coil allowing current to flow and producing a delayed magnetic field which pushes away on the already receding magnet while attracting the approaching opposite pole.
Best regards
Thane
ThaneCHeins 1 year ago
The HV coil DOES produce a repelling field it is just delayed until the magnet is TDC to the coil's core - neither approaching nor receeding.
The HV coil discharges its delayed field just prior to the magnet moving away from the coil and the HV coil's delayed field helps to PUSH the magnet away in the SAME direction it is already going anyway with ADDITIONAL torque.
We also collect this delayed flux into the HC coil's core and boost the HC power by 900% instantly with rotor acceleration.
ThaneCHeins 3 years ago