Re: AW: [EVGRAY] Re: buck plug ...

Sven,

Thanks for the schematic.  Is the center coil of the three phase 
transformer currently unused?


On 1/7/2018 3:33 PM, 'S.friedrich' [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
>
> Hello Ole, I referred to the diode plug circuit specifically. Because 
> in a short time, we release strong energy for a short moment. The 
> greater the internal resistance, the more energy is dissipated in 
> heat. Hector has used the coilbanger a flash lamp as a switch, the 
> resistance should even go into the negative as I understood. Greetings 
> Sven
>
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> Hi Sven,
>
> "I think that the internal resistances of the thyristors and diodes 
> are too small and there the energy drops as heat."
> You mean too much series resistance. If more efficient rectification 
> is wanted active rectification could be used by using power MOSFETs 
> instead of diodes. But if you can make free energy then does it really 
> matter that the electronics isn't close to 100% efficient? That 
> technology is more for battery operated equipment. For a free energy 
> device the battery is only needed for starting the device like it is 
> done in cars or shown by Kapanadze when starting his devices.
>
> Regards
> Ole
>
>
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> ---In [email protected], <s.friedrich@...> wrote :
>
> Hi Ole,
>
> I also think the cooling is important. The SiC diodes are doing well 
> but are still warm despite larger heat sinks.
>
> The system runs so stable, but I dare not increase the connection 
> capacity because then the temperature increases again.
>
> I think that the internal resistances of the thyristors and diodes are 
> too small and there the energy drops as heat.
>
> Why did Hector use 180 amp diodes over the thyristors?
> I hope he returns to this topic.
>
> New video with better cooling.
>
> Topic with addictive potential. laughing.
>
> regards
>
> Sven
>
> https://youtu.be/4Jin2J6YafA
>
>

Hello Ole, I referred to the diode plug circuit specifically. Because in a short time, we release strong energy for a short moment. The greater the internal resistance, the more energy is dissipated in heat. Hector has used the coilbanger a flash lamp as a switch, the resistance should even go into the negative as I understood. Greetings Sven

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Datum:07.01.2018  20:34  (GMT+01:00) 
An: [email protected] 
Betreff: [EVGRAY] Re: buck plug ... 

Hi Sven,

"I think that the internal resistances of the thyristors and diodes are too small and there the energy drops as heat."
You mean too much series resistance. If more efficient rectification is wanted active rectification could be used by using power MOSFETs instead of diodes. But if you can make free energy then does it really matter that the electronics isn't close to 100% efficient? That technology is more for battery operated equipment. For a free energy device the battery is only needed for starting the device like it is done in cars or shown by Kapanadze when starting his devices.

Regards
Ole





---In [email protected], <s.friedrich@...> wrote :

Hi Ole,

I also think the cooling is important. The SiC diodes are doing well but are still warm despite larger heat sinks.

The system runs so stable, but I dare not increase the connection capacity because then the temperature increases again.

I think that the internal resistances of the thyristors and diodes are too small and there the energy drops as heat.

Why did Hector use 180 amp diodes over the thyristors?
I hope he returns to this topic.

New video with better cooling.

Topic with addictive potential. laughing.

regards

Sven

https://youtu.be/4Jin2J6YafA