Re: [EVGRAY] Re: Winding BiTT with C shape winding tool

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Hi Doug,
No not at all .....Ole is showing ac equivalent circuits there.
It's just like if we stopped the ac sources instantly at a moment in time.
Like taking a photo freezing everything.... the arrows show the different
fluxes and their paths at that moment.

The circle in the centre is the input coil driving the circuit.
The outer circles are the "virtual generators" formed by back emf current
coming from the loads.

The square blocks are the magnetic resistances or reluctances.

It's a great shame we don't have a meeting place or a clubhouse to share &
explain stuff to each other.
We'd all be better off ...including me.
Gerry




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On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 5:41 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi Ole
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> I see you have split the AC action of the transformer into half, so that
> it is DC in one direction....Just as with the Thane design, I see no way
> logically that there will be a separation of the backwards inherent
> magnetic force, with the forward magneticforce, and perhaps it is the AC
> action required for this to hapeen such as a face to face collision of AC
> signal one way and delay- timed AC signal the other way so that there is a
> collisioan and my theory this collision happens at one of the three way
> juctions to left or right and the backwards magnetic flow forces take the
> easy route which is up and over the primary section, and over to the
> opposite secondary, at least in the Thane design.
>
> ciao
>
> Kone
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