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Solid States Devices => solid state devices => Topic started by: Goat on February 13, 2009, 05:40:27 PM
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@ All
I posted the following on the Jule Thief thread earlier today but would like to know if anyone else on the forum knows of a circuit that does the following:
@ All
Just ran across this little article where a small wind turbine is used to charge up a capacitor and power an electric toy car at
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/08/wind_turbine_to_1.php .
Since we can charge up caps to hundreds of volts in a small amount of time using the JT or Fuji circuits it seems to me that if a circuit like the one used in this toy car to convert the potential in the capacitor to drive a small DC motor could be used to slowly bleed off the cap back to the input side, couldn't it? If so then the small amount of power needed to drive the JT or Fuji circuit could load many more caps if they were in parallel to the first cap, then we'd get even more energy to play with.
Anyone know of a circuit to slowly bleed off a cap at a certain voltage, say 1.5 to 12 VDC?
Anyways, just a thought.
The main reason I'm starting a new thread is so that it doesn't derail the JT thread and to expose it to all EE's on this OU forum that could help. So, if anyone knows of this type of circuit and could post a schematic on how to replicate the circuit it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Paul
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http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://www.loopwing.co.jp/en/entop.html (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://www.loopwing.co.jp/en/entop.html)
Looks like a loopwing!
Children are too impatient for this type of device, you might as well buy them a kite.
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@ jadaro2600
Thanks for the reply but the question was, do you know of this circuit and how it functions in taking the voltage from a capacitor and slowly leaking it to a dc motor or dc circuit?
Regards,
Paul
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Hello Paul
just ordered this toy be here in 7-14 days will let you know
God Bless
wer
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There is most likely a resistor bridged with a diode. This would allow current to flow more easily in than out (so to speak).
There may in fact be a battery there in it's place - this would allow for a longer duration voltage controlled expenditure.
The diode in question may be a zener diode, activated by a transistor. The above person may be able to shed a little light on this matter.
I recently took apart a plane that you mount on a battery charger - and it spins up and maintains quite a charge.
The circuit in this particular plane isn't that complicated - it looks like this: The one you have pictured is more likely got a few more parts to it.
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Hello Paul
THE LOOPWING CAME TODAY!!!!!!
the atatch picture is a croud drawing but correct.
the cap is Digi-Key Part Number P6966-ND 2.3v 3.3f
the gen motor discribed in the pdf
was not able to look up the run motor ff030sa09210 ln246x16 d/v 5.9 china
have not assembled the system yet so i do not know if it works yet. it is 12:30 am my time need some sleep
see ya later
God Bless
wer
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@ Wer
Thank you very much for taking the time to post your findings!
It seems like an amazingly simple circuit, I wonder if it is able to run the motor for the length of time as the above article mentions "It only takes 5 minutes of exposure to light wind to generate enough power to run the car for 3.5 hours.".
Please let us know if it functions as advertised.
Regards,
Paul
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no that figure is wrong
5 m gets 3 men 5 sec not 3.5 h
in the next couple days i will put it togeather and try running it.
God Bless
wer