Hello guys, I'm new to this group, but it seems that some of you have some experience with the MEG, so that's why I'm posting here the details of my...
No, because my meg was started as a project with some high school kids last year... we got it built and just started testing and the school year ended. By then...
I have'nt tried either... As far as I know about the meg, what is important is to get fast switching. Faster you go, the better it should be (as said in the ...
Hi, it's me again, I have some updates and some graphics. Theses graphics show one of my biggest challenge into understanding and making work the MEG. This...
... the real ... Bearden told ... but the ... beyond the ... secondaries was ... the key ... the core ... errant ... it's so ... Thank you for your insight on...
You point out one the more interesting aspects to all of this... the ability to measure what's really going on... I sell robotic lawn mowers that use a ...
... As the core goes into saturation, the field will be less contained in it, so if good things happen when saturation occurs, it refutes the idea that high...
In looking at your output waveforms, it appears that your MEG is still a "Biased transformer". Note the skewed output waveform. Try changing the input...
Hello How a local saturation is it possible in the MEG, whereas there is an analogy between the magnetic circuit and the law of ohm, in particular the law of...
Hello all, I have compiled a rudimentary drawing of a MEG with mechanical actuators at, http://users.tpg.com.au/rauli/MEG_with_Mechanical_Actuators.gif that...
... secondary on it's leg. You can see this clearly in old TV fly-back transformers. Could this secondary resonance be what you are tuning for? OK Let me see...
... The model of the Aharanov-Bohm effect for magnetics goes something like this: If you have an infinitely long inductor with varying flux inside and no...
Hi guys I agree with the idea that driving a coil to impede the flux path is a difficult task. I have worked with dc brushless motors and the motor stator...
Hi, i am italian builder of MEG (first 2002) and i have a theory of it. The site(http://xoomer.alice.it/sandro_meg/) is in italian language but you can...
Hey Stan, I'm new to the MEG itself, but I have a wide variety of electrical experience working in various sections. I thought this information might be of...
Hey Dan, I'm new to the MEG, but looking at http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/megv21.htm it seems like a goer! I got in contact with the company that supplies the...
Hi Andrew, I have enquired to Metglas about getting sample cores. Thank you for the update on the cost of the core from the distributor. I rather fancy getting...
Hello everybody!I'm new into this MEG stuff,so I need some help.. I have finnaly acquired some parts for MEG(that would be an magnet and an core operating on...
@All I have strong evidence that non-electrical magnetic cores will not exhibit the "free energy." Therefore most ferrite cores will not work. Iron powder...
Hi Paul, interesting stuff. In looking into it a little further, I also see that Harold Aspden mentions the magnetocaloric effect as a part of his work. It...
Hi richar18, There are several methods. Method #1 is the easiest. Normally MCE (magnetocaloric effect) heats up, cools down, etc. In electrical conductors such...
You know, it appears as if nature may have fooled us into incorrectly calculating the heat energy of the iron after magnetization. Read on to find out why. ...
Hi richar18, The energy contained in the magnetic field of a magnetized core is not represented by the energy consumed by the coil/circuit. For example, ...
Sorry, I meant the entropy of the sample TRIES to DECREASE when the field is applied. However if the conditions are adiabatic, the entropy does not change due...
Hi richar18, You have math errors in one of your previous posts. First, the energy in a magnetic field is B*V/(2*u0) B is in Tesla's, V=cubic meters, u0 is...