... Hi Bill, What happens if you remove *all* inductance including the inductance in the battery from the SPICE model? Experimental results with a Couper...
The lead-acid 'battery-popping' overvoltage impulse has been studied since the advent of transistor battery powered switching circuits in the late 1950s....
Over-Unity need not be the objective of such study. Whether over-unity or the capture of Tesla's 'radiant energy' is an objective is wholly up to the...
You'll find technical documentation here: http://tiny.cc/K4iOZ Yes, all applicable 'laws' of physics do indeed play a part in the not generally understood ...
Ed, I have an open mind with regard to some of the hype surrounding Bedini's work but, as you are supporting, simply because some may not belive in OU it...
Bill et al, Reference your suggestion re a diode on the output possibly assisting the process of ringing would some of these SC Schottkies be suitable? Could...
Not meaning to be a party popper, but the SPICE simulations support figures gained, because the model components were chosen to agree with data. Not saying the...
All SPICE data is "predictive" even the models for FET's, diodes, transistors, etc. Even more so for a complex circuit. This may be an epiphany for you, but...
I disagree The values if the parameters modeling the battery are chosen such as to agree with what is seen, and therefor do not predict what is seen. Yes, we...
As Bill points out quite specifically, SPICE models are just that, models. The components used are the same as those anyone would buy off the shelf from...
My fault, perhaps I was not clear I am not referring to purchased components, but those used to model the battery, and so are unknown (battery inductance,...
I have to admit that it is becoming quite clear that I am just wasting everybody's time, in becoming way to repetitive. Redundancy is one thing, but my posts...
Then what is your real point and purpose ? To quibble about the meaning of "predicitve" ? To show my simple and rudimentary ( as I have clearly stated)...
I agree totally, and that is why I made the post that precedes this one. I thought I had repeatedly (too repeatedly) demonstrated that you are not predicting a...
The 'Bedini devices' and the 'Couper Desulfator' circuit both rely upon inductive flyback. As a matter of fact there is really very little difference. It is...
Bill, I've no direct experience with a Nfet Couper but I am having problems getting a low voltage cut off to work with th Pfet version. My EE colleague reckons...
Bill, I blew a couple IRFZ44s but it was because I was driving them at a pulse/reprate that was way too high. Bad connection in the 555 circuit so the timing...
I haven't tried the peak detector yet. The limitation might be that you wouldn't "see" any negative component in the pulse waveform. Maybe you don't need to....
Only when the flyback pulse exceeds the rating of the N-MosFet and takes it into repetitive avalanche. An overvoltage absorber across the MosFet will solve ...
Based on Bill's Improved PFET Couper desulfator, I put together an NFET version. To me, it looks pretty good. I've posted a couple of PDF pages in the Files...
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