I created a 2 * 11pF capacitor to be used as in the diagram Fig.2
Questions:
1) Above i calculated the velocity factor (0.64) for this dual bonded wire.
But it turns out that the FG is NOT across the both coil ends, but across 1 coil (see diagram Fig.2).
Does the velocity factor (0.64) still holds for a single wire of that dual bonded wire pair??
2) Looking at the diagram we see Fig. 2 as the schematic, and Fig. 3b as the physical layout.
Arie talks about 180° phase difference between the 2 coils, in fact in his patent he says:
"This invention concerns the against each other oscillating of two electromagnetic fields"
and:
"If there is a 180° phase difference (equal capacitance's) between the electron-flows, then we are dealing with
nodes and anti-nodes which are moving along the wire pairs"
But my measurements up till now (see video) do not show this phase difference, in fact the signals across the both wires are "in phase".
In the video i have the FG ground lead at the junction of the 2 capacitors and probing with the scope (2 probes)
from this ground point to both points A and B
Also (not in the video) when probing in stead of points A and B the end of the coils (near points 7 and 8 ) i still have signals "in phase"
Why do i not see/have this 180° phase difference between the 2 coils??
Video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq4HN4_Ld6Y&feature=youtu.be The screenshot is from the situation in the video, input 4.77MHz sine wave 5vpp from the FG,
yellow across the cap A (to middle ground)
Blue across the cap B (to middle ground)
red both above signals added
There is a 56 Ohm resistor as load across points A and B (Vuit = Vout)
Thanks, regards Itsu
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Topic: A look at Arie De Geus Patent No 1032759 (Read 53278 times)
