While looking at how diodes work, it seems that they have one material which permanently ( ? ) contains too many electrons, placed next to a material that permanently ( ? ) contains too few electrons, SO THAT MAY IMPLY, A NATURAL TENDENCY FOR CURRENT TOO CONTINUALLY FLOW BETWEEN THESE 2 MATERIALS, WHEN THEY ARE PLACED NEXT TO EACH OTHER, IN A CLOSED CIRCUIT, WITHOUT REQUIRING ANY TYPE OF POWER SOURCE.
However, when I search for "diode powered" devices on the internet, I seem to get no relevant results, e.g. -
"diode powered" site:.overunity.com
OR
"diode powered" "overunity"
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Also,that gave me an idea, what if you placed a Positively-Charged 'Permanent-Electret' ( like ones used in electret-microphones etc ), NEXT TO a Negatively-Charged 'Permanent-Electret', like the design of diodes, could that be an overunity-device ( or function as a diode ).
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I know nothing about diodes, I assume maybe smaller diodes have a smaller resistance than larger ones, so maybe wiring a large amount of very-very small diodes in parallel, and maybe using very thick wire for the closed circuit ( or, very thin wire ? ),
NOTE - Keep in mind, I have read that there is always a micro-current flowing in any closed-circuit ( almost any closed-circuit ).
