Bench
1,304 published findings from the ongoing work — what has been established, calculated and observed at the bench, each traceable to the session that produced it.
established EPG
Once negatively charged electrons are dislodged from the gas atom, the atom becomes destabilized, having missing electrons; this dislodging of electrons via voltage stimulation is termed the Gas Desta...
established EPG
A stationary negative electrical voltage field (E4) simultaneously attracts the positively charged nucleus of the gas atom.
established EPG
A stationary positive electrical voltage-field (E3) attracts the negatively charged electrons away from the gas atom.
established EPG
The gas atom acted upon in the destabilization process is Argon (Ar), which is pulled apart into ion and dislodged electrons via the applied pulse-voltage field.
established EPG
Placing a pulse-voltage potential across the Excitor-Array of the Gas Resonant Cavity, while inhibiting electron flow within the Voltage Intensifier Circuit, causes the argon gas atom to become a posi...
established EPG confidence 0.80
In the VIC resistance relationship, RE is defined as the dielectric constant of Argon (Ar), the dielectric gas used in the Electrical Particle Generator, not the Water Fuel Cell.
established VIC
Since pickup coil (n) is also composed of resistive wire-coil (R4), the total circuit resistance of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit includes this resistance value.
established VIC
Inductor (y) in relationship to inductor (c) electrically balances the opposite voltage electrical potential across voltage zones (E3) and (E4).
established VIC
The moveable wiper arm on inductor (y) fine-tunes 'Resonant Action' during pulsing operations of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit.
established VIC
Variable inductor-coil (y), similar to inductor (c) but connected to the opposite polarity voltage zone (E4), further inhibits electron movement or deflection within the Voltage Intensifier Circuit.
established VIC
Inductor (c) is composed of resistive wire (R7) which further restricts D.C. current flow beyond the inductance reactance (XL).
established VIC
Voltage intensity or level across the Excitor-Array (ER of t) can exceed 20,000 volts due to circuit (AA) interaction, and is directly related to the variable amplitude of the input pulse-train (h).
established VIC
Once the voltage-pulse is terminated or shut off, voltage potential returns to a ground-state or near ground-state, restarting the voltage deflection process.
established VIC
During resonant interaction, the incoming unipolar pulse-train (h) of Figure 1-1, as related to Figure 9B, produces a step-charging voltage-effect across the Excitor-Array (ER of t).
established VIC
At frequencies close to resonance, the voltage across the individual inductor or capacitor is higher than the applied voltage (h). At exact resonant frequency, the voltage across both the inductor and...
established VIC
For the series LC circuit, total voltage Vt equals current I multiplied by impedance Z (Vt = IZ), applying Ohm's Law to the resonant circuit.
established VIC
The capacitive reactance Xc in the series LC circuit is calculated as Xc = 1 / (2π·F·C), where F is frequency and C is capacitance.
established VIC
For an inductor and capacitor in series, the total impedance Zseries is given by Zseries = (Xc − Xl), where Xc is the capacitive reactance and Xl is the inductive reactance.
established MISC
The value of the Inductor (c), the value of the capacitor (ER of t), and the pulse-frequency of the voltage applied across the LC circuit together determine the impedance of the LC circuit.
established MISC
The established resonant frequency of the LC circuit is independent of voltage amplitude, as illustrated in Figure 9BB.
established MISC
The Inductance (c) and Capacitance (ER of t) properties of the LC circuit are tuned to resonate at a certain frequency, and this resonant frequency can be raised or lowered by changing the inductance...
established MISC
The Inductor (c) becomes a Modulator Inductor which steps up an oscillation of a given charging frequency, using the effective capacitance of the pulse-forming network to charge the voltage zones (E3/...
established EPG
The Argon (Ar) gas molecule/atom becomes part of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit as a form of resistance between electrical ground and pulse-frequency positive-potential, helping prevent electron flow...
established EPG
The dielectric properties of Argon Gas (dielectric constant 1.000545 @ 23°C) between electrical plates (E3/E4) form the capacitor (ER) of the Gas Resonant Cavity (t).
established MISC
Resonant Charging Choke (c) in series with Excitor-Array (E3/E4) forms an inductor-capacitor (LC) circuit, since the Excitor-Array (ER) of the Gas Resonant Cavity (t) acts as a capacitor during pulsin...
established VIC
Blocking Diode (f) prevents electrical shorting to secondary coil (n) during pulse-off time, since the diode conducts electrical energy only in the direction of the schematic arrow.
established VIC
Isolated electrical ground (w) prevents electron flow from the input circuit ground into the pulsing transformer's secondary side.
established VIC
Voltage amplitude or voltage potential is increased when the secondary coil (n) is wrapped with more turns of wire.
established VIC
The pulsing transformer (m) steps up voltage amplitude or voltage potential during pulsing operations, with the primary coil electrically isolated from the secondary coil to form the Voltage Intensifi...
established confidence 0.80
A second, separately tuned Resonant Charging Choke (y) is specified as resistive wire-coil R6, distinct from the R7 charging choke (c).