Understanding inductance and joule heating. Second module from the Rotating Electromagnetic Systems on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
Understanding the basics of counter/back EMF. First module from the Rotating Electromagnetic Systems on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
This module covers the magnetocaloric effect, magnetic viscosity and magnetoresistance. Third module from the Magentism on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
Understanding the mangetic force equation and its various components. Second module from the Magentism on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
After completing this module, you should have a basic understanding of the MH curve, hysteresis loops and magnetic domains. First module from the Magentism on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
Have scaled the spark gap generator (SGG) using J.Naudin’s KapGen schematic and simplified it as possible — no diodes, no caps, no ground, even removed a copper loop from inside; just SG from MOT to coil in series with 10 150Wt REGULAR light bulbs. Ve…
copy of original file at www.youtube.com It looks like the breakthrough being claimed here is that the anode end of a diode can be caused do create electrolysis in distilled water via inductive coupling through a single wire from a 12-volt battery, goi…
This module is an introduction to rotary systems and centrifugal and centripetal forces. First module from the Rotarty Systems on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
Understand the nature of pure moments. Second module from the Rotary Systems on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com.
Have changed schematic of “TROS amplifier”; so now both coils are oscillating to capacitor from their bemfs. Trying to scale it up to make a proper measurements…
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