Self-powering 555 Timer Chip Circuit

[DilJalaay]

Hello Berg,

I don't believe on simulation software to prove ou.
As we all knows these s/w are purely depend upon mathematics and it works on the equations and formulas. And no interaction from the surroundings environment. These s/w are developed on the close loope while the ou or FE is purely an open system, it takes free energy from the atmosphere.

May be there some bug in his s/w.

Regards,
D.J

[Berg]

Simulator Designed For Closed Loop Circuits

Hello Berg,

I don't believe on simulation software to prove ou.
As we all knows these s/w are purely depend upon mathematics and it works on the equations and formulas. And no interaction from the surroundings environment. These s/w are developed on the close loope while the ou or FE is purely an open system, it takes free energy from the atmosphere.

May be there some bug in his s/w.

Regards,
D.J

Hi DilJalaay,

For the most part, I concur with you analysis.

Best regards,

Berg

[wayne.ct]

That was fun. Do it again...

Hey Berg, I ran your sim posted at 2:48 this afternoon. Great illustration of what can go wrong. Absolutely fantastic. Best regards.

[Berg]

Berg Circuit

Hey Berg, I ran your sim posted at 2:48 this afternoon. Great illustration of what can go wrong. Absolutely fantastic. Best regards.

Thanks, Wayne.

It's interesting, for sure. It seems to have a mind of its own.



Run Sim - Hold Switch On for 40 Seconds

and here is the same circuit but with a zener diode, running with a higher start voltage:



Run Sim - Hold Switch On for 3 Seconds

Best regards,

Berg

[Joit]

For your last one its maybe hard to find a Transistor what switch at picoamperes, what would be needed to start the Circuit.
For the other ones, i assume the simulations works with perfect Coils, means no losses at all, but maybe thats the reason, why it doesnt work in real.