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Neo-X

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My first ou transformer experiment
« on: November 13, 2012, 02:17:42 PM »
Hellow 2 all.. Im currently making a low frequency ou transformer experiment using standard commercial transformer with embeded magnet. I dont expect to get here a large amount of power but im hoping to get even tiny or slightest power gain. Wish me luck. :) Heres the screenshots of what i already made.
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crazycut06

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2012, 02:31:45 PM »
Interesting idea good luck!  ;)

Neo-X

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2012, 04:55:34 PM »
Im sleepy now.. I will post the result of my experiment tommorow.

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #3 on: November 14, 2012, 01:02:33 AM »
aba! :o  parang nagbobolahan din kayo ni pareng crazycut ah.  ;D  lol hahhhahahahahhahhahahhaha


may pa baso basong alam ka pa dyan ha!  ;D  hehehehehehheheheh lol

Neo-X

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #4 on: November 14, 2012, 02:44:21 AM »
aba! parang nagbobolahan din kayo ni pareng crazycut
ah. lol hahhhahahahahhahhahahhaha may pa baso basong alam ka
pa dyan ha! hehehehehehheheheh lol

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Haha napasama lang ung baso. D2 ko lang kc ginawa ung pagpicture sa kwarto ko. Hehe :D

crazycut06

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #5 on: November 14, 2012, 06:28:12 AM »
Lol!  ;D  If ur results are not that good I suggest you take a look at thanes bitoroid setup, this is what trafos should be! 90deg. Phase shift no cemf on primary.... Mabuhay!  ;)

The Observer

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #6 on: November 14, 2012, 06:51:01 AM »
Various Experiment I have done validate that the most energy comes from a transformer when resonating it.
Every transformer is different.
Anyways I can light a 3 V led through a 10-1 stepdown transformer with a 1.5 volt battery at only the resonant frequency of the transformer.

So my suggestion is to find the resonant frequency of the transformer for maximum effect.

To see the effect of resonating a transformer see below.

Best Regards,
                    The Observer

poynt99

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #7 on: November 14, 2012, 02:22:18 PM »
Various Experiment I have done validate that the most energy comes from a transformer when resonating it.

Best Regards,
                    The Observer
Voltage should not be confused with energy.

At resonance, the voltage and current are 90 degrees out of phase.

The Observer

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #8 on: November 14, 2012, 04:01:58 PM »
Poynt,

Like I said... At only the resonant frequency of the transformer (an audio transformer in this case)... does the 3 Volt LED (or 20 of them) light up using only a 1.5 volt battery.

This is not a joule thief... it works at only 1 specific frequency.

The transformer literally hums only at it's resonant frequency.
The transformer is also a 10 to 1 step down transformer.


In fact.. if you hook the LEDs up to the primary instead of the 10 to 1 stepped down secondary, the LEDs will promptly burn out !


Anyone can verify this by resonating a transformer with a load (like a light) and observing the results !

Best Wishes,
                    The Observer

TinselKoala

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #9 on: November 14, 2012, 05:08:53 PM »
Poynt,

Like I said... At only the resonant frequency of the transformer (an audio transformer in this case)... does the 3 Volt LED (or 20 of them) light up using only a 1.5 volt battery.
How do you "resonate" the transformer and light up the 20 LEDs with a 1.5 volt battery? What is driving the transformer? Please show your complete circuit. In the image above, you are driving the transformer with a signal generator or some kind of oscillator, aren't you? Is this powered by a 1.5 volt battery?
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This is not a joule thief... it works at only 1 specific frequency.
What is a Joule Thief? Do they work at multiple frequencies.... or are they self-resonant, locking into the resonant frequency of their coil sets "automagically"?
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The transformer literally hums only at it's resonant frequency.
Congratulations... you've discovered magnetostriction.
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The transformer is also a 10 to 1 step down transformer.
What are the turns on the primary and secondary? A transformer with 10:1 turns ratio can be used as a 10:1 step down, or a 1:10 step up transformer, depending on which side is driven and which side is the load side. It is not clear to me what you are talking about here, because of the next statement:
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In fact.. if you hook the LEDs up to the primary instead of the 10 to 1 stepped down secondary, the LEDs will promptly burn out !
So you are using a 1.5 volt battery somehow to "resonate" the primary, and if you hook your LEDs up directly there they will burn out.... all 20 of them..... but if they are hooked up to the 10:1 stepped down secondary.... they won't.
Please show your complete circuit, including how you are resonating the transformer using a 1.5 volt battery.
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Anyone can verify this by resonating a transformer with a load (like a light) and observing the results !

Best Wishes,
                    The Observer

Voltage is not power, and worse than that.... power is not energy.

Wait until you start resonating air-core coils that don't saturate, by driving them at 1/4 wavelength, and observing those results. You might be "shocked" at what you will find.

Tito L. Oracion

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #10 on: November 15, 2012, 04:19:23 AM »
Kung ako ang tatanungin palagay ko ang sikreto dito ay yung baso  ;D  lol hhahahhahahahahahhhahhahahha joke


inum na nga lang tayo!  ;D  hehehehehhehehe


para akong naka inom ngayon e.  ;D  hehehhe


pre anu ba yung katabi nung baso? belt ba yun nang lolo mo?  ;D  joke hahahahhahaha

sikret din ba yon ?  ;D  joke  hahahahahhha lol


pre pasencia kana sweet 19 lang kc ako e.  ;D
 

Neo-X

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #11 on: November 15, 2012, 08:50:31 AM »
Kung ako ang tatanungin
palagay ko ang sikreto dito
ay yung baso lol hhahahhahahahahahhhahhahahha
joke inum na nga lang tayo! hehehehehhehehe para akong naka inom
ngayon e. hehehhe pre anu ba yung katabi nung
baso? belt ba yun nang lolo
mo? joke hahahahhahaha sikret din ba yon ? joke hahahahahhha lol pre pasencia kana sweet 19
lang kc ako e.

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Mali ka d ung baso ang sikreto ng imbensyon ko kundi ung malakas na utot pag naamoy mo un maglalabas sya ng malakas na enerhiya. Lol hahahaha joke... :D

Tol wala un naiitindihan nman kita ganyan talaga para kasing alak yan nakakahilo pag nakaamoy ka mabahong utot hahahaha! :D

@all

Sorry if i still didnt release the result of my experiment because im too busy untill now. To TinselKoala, The Observer, poynt99 and crazycut06 thanks to your comment and good bless you all .. ;)

gyulasun

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #12 on: November 15, 2012, 03:13:43 PM »
....

@all

Sorry if i still didnt release the result of my experiment because im too busy untill now. To TinselKoala, The Observer, poynt99 and crazycut06 thanks to your comment and good bless you all .. ;)

Hi,

I for one looking forward to reading your results.  :)

Thanks,  Gyula

The Observer

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #13 on: November 15, 2012, 05:28:06 PM »
Poynt,

Resonance, or Sympathetic Resonance is a key that unlocks the energy of motion we do not see with the naked eye.

An acoustic guitar rings 1000 times louder (and a bit longer) than an electric guitar... same strings - same strum.

Two similar tuning forks ring louder and longer than one when only 1 is struck.

In the above examples... molecular motion is what is revealed when achieving acoustic resonance.

This led me to wonder about resonating transformers.

All I did was buy an electronic set... find a simple circuit that makes tones through an audio transformer and did some experiments.
The audio transformer is a 10 to 1 step down transformer, I got this number by comparing the resistance between the primary circuit and the secondary circuit.
I found at one particular frequency, the speaker got ALOT louder.
Then experimented with the LEDs at that frequency.


99.9999% of all frequencies DO NOT light the 3 Volt LEDs using a 1.5 V battery
.00001% does.

There is something special about resonating a transformer... it's just a fact.
Tesla, Stan Meyer and others held the phenomenon of Sympathetic Resonance in High Regard for a reason.


If you really want the circuit, I will work on getting that to you in the near future... but the point is finding the right frequency for a particular transformer no matter what oscillator is used.


Best Wishes,
                    The Observer

gyulasun

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Re: My first ou transformer experiment
« Reply #14 on: November 15, 2012, 06:18:25 PM »
Hi The Observer,

I am wondering what kind of resonance you mean?  A mechanical resonance of the soft iron core(s) in your transformer?  This is what I could guess from your comparing descriptions. And from your Flyback transformer Summary3.jpg tests some posts above you seem to find the resonant frequency of the 200 turn secondary coil, resonance there occurs with the secondary coil self capacitance to which your scope probe's 14-15 pF input capacitance is added when set to to 10:1 or 90pF or so input capacitance when set to 1:1 division ratio, so it was a parallel LC circuit resonance, the primary coil was a coupling coil to it, driven by your pulse or function generator.
 But from your transformer test description of your previous post it does not turn out what kind of resonance you actually had in your experiment.
IF you could describe it more precisely, and also have you been able to do more meaningful measurements as per output/input ?

Thanks, Gyula