Cap Dump Circuit

[Dave45]

The circuit when finished will output DC
Still studying and working out the gate drives
The spark gaps will stop the coil from drawing from the power supply and ionize the dielectric ambient, it also allows only one polarity to hit the coil.

I started a big project at work so havent had much time here lately but still working it out.

[BroMikey]

Yeah me too

Work work work just got in.

Sounds good for the definition Dave great diagram. Does this mean that sound of these circuits you post are actually put on a bread board?

Or are the dozens of circuits you post still in the planning stages of theoretically analysis?

I don't mean to sound critical here Dave but I have asked about which circuits have ever been tested and which ones are guess work. I understand that any circuit can be generated from software but finding one that doesn't burn out parts and works takes real hands on.

I think many people see your circuit generator as a sort of gaming generator where it becomes addictive to see what the software can kick out next time.

Is that how it is? I hope you do not find these questions offensive.

In other words, people who might otherwise actually build one you your many circuits can't because they don't know which one is a real circuit and which of them are hypothetical.

See what I mean?

I love circuit generating, because without that art we would be stuck drawing out everything on paper to scan it in like the old days.

Mike

[Dave45]

No offense Mike
The circuits have not been tested, still in the planning stage.
Not sure what you mean by software, I draw them up in ms paint and study them, I will build and test when I have the gates figured out.

I knew we had to collect neg as well as pos and am developing a circuit to do just that, but yes its still in the planning stage.

It has to be rational and simple, action reaction.

It also has to ring true if you know what i mean, sometimes you just know.

I dont expect anyone to build my idea's I just put them out there for consideration, I will build them in time.

We have to be honest with ourselves, if you developed a circuit that put out more than it took to run it would you post it? probably not, not because of greed but because it would be very dangerous.

Study every circuit you can find but follow your own path, just building everyone's nonworking circuits will get us nowhere.

[BroMikey]

Dot Dot Dash

No offense Mike

I dont expect anyone to build my idea's ...................

We have to be honest with ourselves, if you developed a circuit that put out more than it took to run it would you post it? probably not, not because of greed but because it would be very dangerous.

Study every circuit you can find but follow your own path, just building everyone's nonworking circuits will get us nowhere.

Hi Dave that is a milestone essay

I am glad to hear from you on this level of communication because a lot of experimenters feel the same way.

In other words hat I am seeing is a sort of dot dot dash type of exchange on the web where they don't mind shooting of a few emails without pictures of their projects or putting out some photo's without explanation. As long it is an incomplete entry they feel safer.

I see that and I wonder why but I think you have summed it up.

If I get an overunity circuit going I will post it and we can go from there.

Thanks for being honest.

Mike

[Dave45]

Beautiful Circuit

Nice
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[BroMikey]

Plus and Minus Boost Converters

Nice
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Twin boost converters with bases firing from diodes.

Double duty twin booster converter? I think

Mike

[Dupe]

Twin Boost

Hi mike, yes a nice little circuit to play with...basically a bistable oscillator principle. frequency dependent on the inductance in the main. Be careful within the RF regions though!!! as this could possibly pump out some interference.
Regards Dupe.

[Dave45]

Pos and Neg boost converters

Twin boost converters with bases firing from diodes.

Double duty twin booster converter? I think

Mike

Yep, looks like the coils are wound bifilar.
If you think about it pos in one winding neg in the other the bifilar coil is a capacitor of sorts.

[BroMikey]

Of Sorts?

Yep, looks like the coils are wound bifilar.
If you think about it pos in one winding neg in the other the bifilar coil is a capacitor of sorts.

Yeah the dot is on the top on one coil and the dot is on the bottom of the other.
That is the cap bank that the circuit is filling.

Mike

[Dave45]

[Dave45]

Mike you may have already seen this but thought I would bring it to your attention, Allen posted a vid here you may find interesting http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tput-coil.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lczz...lWkKQ&index=85

You could probably do the same thing with your cap dump circuit, a piggy back coil to charge the source battery.

Anyway all the best, Im still working on the original pos neg circuit when I have time, will post when I get it working.


dave

[Dave45]

Just to let you know Im not all talk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D58-...ature=youtu.be

[Dupe]

Cap Dump Circuit

I use an identical circuit for one of my battery pulse chargers. The transistor is a BU208 TV line scan output. I junked several heavy duty commercial battery charger boards fitted with very large copper wound inductors on ferrite air cores. A few turns added around the existing windings provided the feedback.

[Dave45]

Hey Dupe
Which circuit are you referring too.

[Dave45]

This will be the next test, wound a core for it today.
Im slow but will get it done soon.