@@nathanbunten4299 it'll be just over an hour or so. have to go pick up the gf and drive her home quick, and then back to my place to set things up. but u r west coast correct?
@@nathanbunten4299 hey sorry my friend. my gf got heat stroke, and it's taking a bit longer than anticipated. if you're still available in an hour, I'll be good then. will be heading back home to my studio in 30, and then will be setting up the stream as soon as I'm back there.
i looked at the zvs circuit i think you can change your capacitor values to get not only soft switch and zero volts across the transistor , they do this with the CAP so in the same way you can decrease your cap value to make a super short on time and a long off time to keep your frequency from going to high for what ever reason if you wanted a low frequency with s super short on time you could do it with a custom zvs only it might not be zero volts across the transistor anymore cause you need the charge across the cap to be there this way it simulates zero volts by making the identical potential across the npn so when it turn on it does not see a load from the source instead from the CAP . to my understanding dont quote me ;)
Thanks for your work. I have been considering a circuit that is rhythmic. Like using a speaker as a drum to generate a small control frequency. Not sure correct term but like a touch sensitive frequency and amplitude generator. I do a lot of reversed system experimention. Interesting results some times. I began using motorcycle charging systems for the ability to handle much greater amounts. I also do infinitely variable chemistry adaptations. Your 8 point pie wheel actually helps me a bit. I have subscribed and looking forward to upcoming information. 🎉
It sounds to me like you're modulating the ZVS driver circuit - Changing its input voltage, changes it output voltage/frequency - much like a DRSSTC Tesla coil.. Here's something I found one should do to tune such a thing: To power-up your DRSSTC Tesla coil for the first time and to verify self-oscillation, please use the following steps: Put on your safety glasses. Connect the interrupter to the DRSSTC controller. Place an appropriate dummy load in the center of the primary coil. The secondary coil should not be installed at this time. Once again, double check all connections to make sure there are no wiring errors. A simple wiring error can spell disaster for components in your DRSSTC! Connect your multimeter set to DC volts across the DC bus capacitor stack. Apply the input AC power to the Tesla coil. Verify that the proper DC bus voltage is present. Turn on the interrupter and start slowly increasing the pulsewidth. If everything is correct, including phasing, you will hear the classic angry bee sound. If you do not hear the angry bee sound, then the Tesla coil is not self-oscillating. At this point, try reversing the phase. This can be done via the phase switch in the Universal DRSSTC controller, or by reversing the direction or connections of your 1000:1 feedback current transformer. Make sure to perform this step after AC power is disconnected and that you have verified that the DC bus capacitors have discharged to 0 volts! With the phasing reversed, repeat steps 6 through 8 above. If the Tesla coil is still not self-oscillating, then you will have a bit more troubleshooting to do.
Thanks for sharing. You have some excellent information regarding the DRSSTC. The DRSSTC has feedback that this ZVS does not. This ZVS circuit is connected directly to the Tesla coil primary.
It took me a while to realize your mnemonic device is a way to emphasize the *phase relationships* are the important part of understanding some of this stuff. And it's all spiralling🌀🌪️⚡
That's great info Nathan - thank you. Forgive me I'm trying hard to understand this beyond the many holes in my knowledge...! So from this, am I right to think that when you apply a secondary 5V carrier on top of the main ZVS circuit, and apply a secondary frequency to that side, then so long as that frequency is higher than the ZVS switching circuit it will dominate over it? I not sure how the duty cycle of this higher frequency circuit would create a beat frequency that would be different from the actual frequency the duty cycle is within - seeing that the duty is the time period of the square pulse? I have seen how the duty cycle changes the output V/A relationship significantly, but it's still the same frequency - is it a harmonic interaction with the ZVS circuit frequency or with the coils? Thanks!
Thanks, @nathanbunten4299! I have a wonderful idea I'd like to discuss with people like you, who are relentlessly looking for the missing links to our evolution. Humans as a species have been strategically forced into accepting observable reality, and that's it. Modern Science, from my personal perspective, is absolute trash. Why? Because it majorly ignores the synergy between matter and nature (again, it's been done on purpose to keep humanity from truthfully evolving). That's why everything we create around us decays prematurely. Your thoughts? Much respect, thanks for your hard work! 💪😊
I did a follow up video to this one validating the whole thing. here is the video. ua-cam.com/video/0K10GMhdP0c/v-deo.html
Nathan you just keep pumping out high end content
Thank you for all the support. When I am able I will sow the circuit. That should help people see it better.
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@@nathanbunten4299 it'll be just over an hour or so. have to go pick up the gf and drive her home quick, and then back to my place to set things up. but u r west coast correct?
@@cryptoalchemist369 yes west coast california.
@@nathanbunten4299 hey sorry my friend. my gf got heat stroke, and it's taking a bit longer than anticipated. if you're still available in an hour, I'll be good then. will be heading back home to my studio in 30, and then will be setting up the stream as soon as I'm back there.
@7:16 yes now I can build it... Ever thought of walking into a spark gap...
No, can't say that I have.
@nathanbunten4299 well you will get time displacement or time traveling. Thus telleportation
@@titoub2008 you might need a special suit to live through it.
I said all this cause I knew we can change the frequency of electricity but never how to do it... I know now
@@nathanbunten4299 yea that is my next step... containing the radiation to a selected area
i looked at the zvs circuit i think you can change your capacitor values to get not only soft switch and zero volts across the transistor , they do this with the CAP so in the same way you can decrease your cap value to make a super short on time and a long off time to keep your frequency from going to high for what ever reason if you wanted a low frequency with s super short on time you could do it with a custom zvs only it might not be zero volts across the transistor anymore cause you need the charge across the cap to be there this way it simulates zero volts by making the identical potential across the npn so when it turn on it does not see a load from the source instead from the CAP . to my understanding dont quote me ;)
You are changing circuit parts to get 1 outcome. I am changing it at will without changing parts.
Thank you for the detailed explanation
Thanks for your work. I have been considering a circuit that is rhythmic. Like using a speaker as a drum to generate a small control frequency. Not sure correct term but like a touch sensitive frequency and amplitude generator. I do a lot of reversed system experimention. Interesting results some times. I began using motorcycle charging systems for the ability to handle much greater amounts. I also do infinitely variable chemistry adaptations. Your 8 point pie wheel actually helps me a bit. I have subscribed and looking forward to upcoming information. 🎉
this circuit is cheep and it work great. You will have to adjust the resister or put in a photometer.
well that was clear as mud🙂
watch part 2. just the beginning and you will see it in action. ua-cam.com/video/0K10GMhdP0c/v-deo.html
It sounds to me like you're modulating the ZVS driver circuit - Changing its input voltage, changes it output voltage/frequency
- much like a DRSSTC Tesla coil.. Here's something I found one should do to tune such a thing:
To power-up your DRSSTC Tesla coil for the first time and to verify self-oscillation, please use the following steps:
Put on your safety glasses.
Connect the interrupter to the DRSSTC controller.
Place an appropriate dummy load in the center of the primary coil. The secondary coil should not be installed at this time.
Once again, double check all connections to make sure there are no wiring errors. A simple wiring error can spell disaster for components in your DRSSTC!
Connect your multimeter set to DC volts across the DC bus capacitor stack.
Apply the input AC power to the Tesla coil.
Verify that the proper DC bus voltage is present.
Turn on the interrupter and start slowly increasing the pulsewidth.
If everything is correct, including phasing, you will hear the classic angry bee sound. If you do not hear the angry bee sound, then the Tesla coil is not self-oscillating. At this point, try reversing the phase. This can be done via the phase switch in the Universal DRSSTC controller, or by reversing the direction or connections of your 1000:1 feedback current transformer. Make sure to perform this step after AC power is disconnected and that you have verified that the DC bus capacitors have discharged to 0 volts!
With the phasing reversed, repeat steps 6 through 8 above.
If the Tesla coil is still not self-oscillating, then you will have a bit more troubleshooting to do.
Thanks for sharing. You have some excellent information regarding the DRSSTC. The DRSSTC has feedback that this ZVS does not. This ZVS circuit is connected directly to the Tesla coil primary.
It took me a while to realize your mnemonic device is a way to emphasize the *phase relationships* are the important part of understanding some of this stuff. And it's all spiralling🌀🌪️⚡
Sure would be nice to have some graphics to show some of us slower folks.
watts is watts... volts x amps.... period
the point was the frequency changes the volts and amps. The watts in high voltage are a waste of time. the duty cycle will change the volts and amps.
That's great info Nathan - thank you.
Forgive me I'm trying hard to understand this beyond the many holes in my knowledge...!
So from this, am I right to think that when you apply a secondary 5V carrier on top of the main ZVS circuit, and apply a secondary frequency to that side, then so long as that frequency is higher than the ZVS switching circuit it will dominate over it?
I not sure how the duty cycle of this higher frequency circuit would create a beat frequency that would be different from the actual frequency the duty cycle is within - seeing that the duty is the time period of the square pulse? I have seen how the duty cycle changes the output V/A relationship significantly, but it's still the same frequency - is it a harmonic interaction with the ZVS circuit frequency or with the coils? Thanks!
here is a circuit with a small power source when I first built it. but it will show the frequency changing ua-cam.com/video/ag9jqnBTY9g/v-deo.html
Great video subbed!
thank you.
It's like a vacuum that sucks even more?
that is funny. I don't know if you meant it is good or bad. It just sucks.
the true meaning of energy from the vacuum. Master Ivo said the same.
i told you...
Hi! What's the name of the point of convergence in the middle of these properties (if it has any name, of course)? Thanks.
i do not know yet. it is not a vacuum.
Thanks, @nathanbunten4299!
I have a wonderful idea I'd like to discuss with people like you, who are relentlessly looking for the missing links to our evolution.
Humans as a species have been strategically forced into accepting observable reality, and that's it.
Modern Science, from my personal perspective, is absolute trash.
Why? Because it majorly ignores the synergy between matter and nature (again, it's been done on purpose to keep humanity from truthfully evolving).
That's why everything we create around us decays prematurely.
Your thoughts?
Much respect, thanks for your hard work! 💪😊