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Author Topic: Stacked Discs to create field confinemt in HPG  (Read 3136 times)

gravityblock

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Stacked Discs to create field confinemt in HPG
« on: December 11, 2009, 02:07:04 PM »
In the drawing below, current can't flow between the discs separated by the insulating material.  This will cause the discs to act similar to a capacitor.  Since current can't flow between the discs, then it doesn't create a strong magnetic field.

If we allow the current to flow between the discs by attaching the discs electrically at the rim, then it should create a strong magnetic field on the discs.

My question is, How will the magnetic field be on the discs in both setups?  Example, will half the discs have a north pole and the other half have a south pole.  Could we use this somehow to confine the magnetic field of the magnet so it doesn't interact with the external circuit?

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Re: Stacked Discs to create field confinemt in HPG
« Reply #1 on: December 11, 2009, 04:41:34 PM »
Stacked discs on both sides of magnet.  Bottom side of magnet, the discs are electrically connected together to create a strong magnetic field on that side.  Then the current will flow from the rim of the bottom discs to the axle of the top discs.
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Re: Stacked Discs to create field confinemt in HPG
« Reply #2 on: December 11, 2009, 11:17:20 PM »
It may be worth trying to create a coil-based disk, rather than a layered disk. ..the coil current would reinforce the magnetic one, and thus, the field strength wouldn't be a severe an affect?

Just a thought.

The coil would have to be wound, the magnet orientation correct so that the two don't interfere.

Otherwise you may have a Bloch wall generator or some sort. :)
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