Marathonman
posted this
10 December 2018
The Figuera device uses an active Inductor for part G that changes the magnetic flux to current ratio which according to Faraday any change in flux produces EMF and according to Lenz it will oppose the original current flow. along with that it stores and releases potential at a specific time to add the rising primaries to maintain the pressure between the primaries to sustain ongoing Induction.
the primaries are reduced and increased to induce motion into the secondary and once current begins to flow in the secondary and the load a second field will form according to the lenz law that will oppose the original current flow. once this happens the primaries and the secondaries part ways and it is just the realitive motion of the primaries that induce motion into the secondaries. after this polarization no other time is the potential circulating in the inducing system is tranfered to the induced system. they are essentially two separate systems from then on just like a standard generator system.
as the brush rotates the current through the primaries are reduced and increased 180 degrees out from each other causing the Electric fields to be in the same direction being positive and additive. the primary and the secondary cores are separated to stop eddy currents and hysteresis from interferrring from the action of the AC in the secondaries to the primaries.
with the lenz field from the secondary sandwiched between the primary fields the primaries are raised and lowered in intensity just to clear the secondary coil then back to full potential while the other is reduced. in this action of reducing and increasing the magnetic fields stay opposing while the Electric fields joiin as one. in this set up the peaking of the primaries need to be symetyrical, meaning the peak of the primaries needs to be the same or induction will be lost thus reduced to just the rising primaries.
there are two primariy facing each other being north face opposing electromagnets with the secondary located between them with an active inductor used as the controller controlling the current flow through the primaries.
if you do not have your setup like this or your coil core arangement is different then congratulations you are NOT working on the Figuera device 1908 patent. anything other is just that something other than the 1908 patent and i wish you luck in your pursuit.
this thread is according to my knowledge following the 1908 patent of Clemente Figuera patent in Barcelona Spain in 1908 that powered his house lights, a 20 HP motor and all the street lights around his house.
Regards,
Marathonman