bang for the buck - universal multi channel pulse generator

[DeLorean]

single chip solutionfree operational trial version at https://www.dropbox.com/s/d8wd7coxux...Gen_demo_e.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdgJMh9hTQw

Update: newest version of 08-20-2014 supports frequency sweep and pulse frequency to > 3 MHz.pgen

[wayne.ct]

This is overkill

I read this post months ago when it first appeared and now, looking at it again, I have the same basic impression. 1. It looks complicated. 2. It sounds expensive. 3. A computer is needed (which might be damaged by high voltage spikes. And 4. I don't think the supposed high precision is worth the trouble.

So, friends, that is my analysis. I, for one, would like to know if anyone thinks otherwise.

Post a short note and say what you think. Has anyone on this forum actually done anything with this information?

[DeLorean]

compact and versatile

I read this post months ago when it first appeared and now, looking at it again, I have the same basic impression. 1. It looks complicated. 2. It sounds expensive. 3. A computer is needed (which might be damaged by high voltage spikes. And 4. I don't think the supposed high precision is worth the trouble.

So, friends, that is my analysis. I, for one, would like to know if anyone thinks otherwise.

Post a short note and say what you think. Has anyone on this forum actually done anything with this information?

wayne.ct,

thank you for your analysis.


did you follow the link and did you take a look at the manual?

https://www.source-for-innovations.c...les/PGen_e.pdf

[wayne.ct]

Keep with what you know.

I reviewed the document and it does look like a powerful solution. You say you have been using it for more than a year and it works great for you. I would say, keep using it and you will be happy.

Is this the product that can be bought online? What do you get for $20?

You raise some excellent issues that can be addressed with this product.

[DeLorean]

I reviewed the document and it does look like a powerful solution. You say you have been using it for more than a year and it works great for you. I would say, keep using it and you will be happy.

Is this the product that can be bought online? What do you get for $20?

You raise some excellent issues that can be addressed with this product.

Yes, it is.

$20 is a single channel software only version for free energy projecteers.
the microcontroller used is a standard item from US company Parallax.

So for a quick start purchase 1 channel software from Innovationsshop and purchase 1 Prop-Stick directly from Parallax and you are done for the pulse generator :-)
Add an optocoupler, a MosFet Driver and a MosFet and you are ready to go ...

have fun alltogether :-)

[Wedge]

Hi delorean,

I have built my first electrolytic hydrogen cell and am interested in using an oscilating current to try and get more efficiency out of it.

I went into Jaycar, my local electronics chain and they just looked at me funny when I told them I need something to create an oscilating current that I can tune up and down.

Would this pgen chip be suitable for what I want to do?

[DeLorean]

Hi delorean,
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Would this pgen chip be suitable for what I want to do?

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[Wedge]

It seems that the cost of this device is over $200 AUD. does that sound right to you?

I was looking into pulse width modulation however the only units I can find off the shelf at the store are 8A units that don't allow you to adjust the frequency....
I'm kind of stuck.
Does this unit perform the same functions as a PWM? Simply oscilating the current and allowing you to confirm what frequency this is done at?

[DeLorean]

It seems that the cost of this device is over $200 AUD. does that sound right to you?

I was looking into pulse width modulation however the only units I can find off the shelf at the store are 8A units that don't allow you to adjust the frequency....
I'm kind of stuck.
Does this unit perform the same functions as a PWM? Simply oscilating the current and allowing you to confirm what frequency this is done at?

[Wedge]

This sounds like exactly what I'm after.

My main problem is that I do not have any background in electronics.
My trades are as an electrician (network) and mechanic.

I don't really know how to read complex circuit diagrams and such, I have been looking shofar for an assembled device, I thought I was on to something with this: NE555 Pulse Frequency Adjustable Module Square Wave Signal Generator | eBay
but it only seems to work in the mA range.

Have you built this device before?

One other question.
Have you or anyone you know of been able to varify that HHO gas production definitely increases with a pulsed DC current at a certain frequency?

That's what I'm experimenting to find out anyway.

Thanks for your help so far! It's been very helpful.

[Wedge]

I had a look at the propstick.
It's as I feared.... The description of it's function and uses is well over my head.
I need some serious education on the subject.

[Fel]

Electronics and ZPE resonnance devices

My experience is that such circuit are very fragile and need to be extremely well isolated from the "energy tapping point" in this case, the rotating magnetic field. Installing low Amp fuses on ALL the major leads of the electronic pulsing circuit can be a solution.

[DeLorean]

My experience is that such circuit are very fragile and need to be extremely well isolated from the "energy tapping point" in this case, the rotating magnetic field. Installing low Amp fuses on ALL the major leads of the electronic pulsing circuit can be a solution.

[Wedge]

I'll definitely be reading up on how to wire electrical circuits and what not, I'd love to build this.

Going back to me earlier question. Has anyone ever proven that pulsed dc at a certain frequency ups the production on HHO gas above the brute force rate??

[DeLorean]

I'll definitely be reading up on how to wire electrical circuits and what not, I'd love to build this.

Going back to me earlier question. Has anyone ever proven that pulsed dc at a certain frequency ups the production on HHO gas above the brute force rate??