Bench
451 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 VIC
The Voltage Intensifier Circuit (165) directly applies alternate/opposite (166/167) electrical voltage pulses, with amp restriction, in a sequential manner across voltage plates E5/E6 to activate the...
established VIC
To keep applied voltage amplitude constant while promoting Resonant Action, the incoming pulse train can be varied independent of voltage amplitude to attenuate voltage intensity and affect gas produc...
established VIC
To further prevent voltage fluctuation during resonant action, the Phase Lock Loop technique of the Pulse Indicator circuit (110) is utilized during pulsing operations.
established VIC
Attenuating voltage amplitude (Vo–Vn) together with pulse-width allows the Voltage Intensifier Circuit to tune-in and match the resonant characteristics/resonant frequency of the water bath, since the...
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The pulse voltage potential (65) is applied across the Excitor plates while electron flow within the voltage intensifier circuit (190) is inhibited and prevented, a condition necessary for the water d...
established VIC
The step-charging voltage-wave (65) increases in amplitude from several millivolts to several hundred volts during each pulse train (65a...65n), causing the water molecule's charged atoms (76/77) to e...
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The variable pulse frequency generator (70) varies pulse frequency (63) at a 50% duty cycle pulse, while the gated pulse frequency generator (80) varies and adjusts pulse width (54a-54n).
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Analog voltage signal (32a-32n) allows the pulse train (51a-51n) voltage amplitude to vary from one up to twelve volts (from battery supply 28) by attenuating the Laser Accelerator circuit (10) via th...
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The resultant interfacing voltage circuit (190) exposes the water molecule (210) to a pulsating high intensity voltage field (65a-65n) of opposite polarity (66/67) while restricting amp flow within ci...
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The pulsing core (53) aids amp restriction while the Voltage Intensifier Circuit (190) is tuned—by adjusting the pulse train's pulse-frequency (63) via the pulse frequency generator (70)—to match the...
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Amp leakage (electron coupling to water) to the water bath (68) is prevented by encapsulating the resonant cavity (57) in delrin material (72), an electrical insulator to high voltage that remains res...
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Amp restriction beyond resonant action occurs when unipolar magnetic field coupling (71) is allowed to simultaneously drop across both resonant charging chokes (56/62) during pulsing operations, since...
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Variable inductor-coil (62), similar to inductor (56) but connected to the opposite polarity voltage zone (67), further inhibits electron movement within the VIC; a movable wiper arm (73) fine-tunes t...
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Inductor (56) is composed of resistive wire to further restrict D.C. current flow beyond normal inductance reaction (Xl); pickup coil (52) is likewise made of resistive wire, contributing to total cir...
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Voltage intensity or level across the excitor array (57) can exceed 20,000 volts due to circuit (60) interaction, directly related to the variable amplitude input of the pulse train (64a-64n).
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At frequencies close to resonance, the voltage across the individual LC components (inductor 56, capacitor 57) is higher than the applied voltage (49); at exact resonant frequency the theoretical volt...
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The inductor (56) and capacitor (57) of LC circuit (180) are tuned to resonate at a given frequency; the resonant frequency (63) can be raised or lowered by changing the inductance (56) and/or capacit...
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Water becomes part of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit functioning as a resistance between electrical ground (67) and pulse-frequency positive potential (66), helping to prevent electron flow within th...
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Resonant charging choke (56) in series with the Excitor-Array (66/67) forms an inductor-capacitor circuit (180); the Excitor-Array acts as a capacitor because natural water (68) between the opposing e...
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Switching diode (55) prevents electrical shorting to the secondary coil (52) during pulse off-time by conducting only in one direction, and simultaneously acts as an electronic switch that opens the c...
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The pulsing transformer (primary coil 26 / secondary coil 52) steps up voltage amplitude during pulsing operations; primary and secondary coils have no direct electrical connection (electrically isola...
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Negative electrical ground (61) of the Voltage Intensifier Circuit (60) is electrically isolated from the primary electrical ground (48), preventing electron flow from the input circuit ground into th...
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Primary coil (26), pulsing core (53), secondary coil (52), switching diode (55), resonant charging choke (56), resonant cavity assembly (170), natural water (68), and variable resonant charging choke...
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The only electrical connection point is a voltage cross-over from the regulated power supply (150, Figure 3-6) to the battery supply (28), as illustrated in Figure 3-6.
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Although the primary coil pulse waveform (49) exactly duplicates pulse train (47), the two pulse trains are electrically isolated from each other despite the correspondence.
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The resultant pulse waveform (49a...49n) superimposed onto primary coil (26) in Figure 3-18 is an exact duplicate of the proportional pulse train (47a...47n) driving the cell driver circuit.
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The gated pulse signal (48) fed into the cell driver circuit (90) performs a switching function, turning electric ground 'off' and 'on' as applied to the opposite side (48) of primary coil (26), shown...
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Conversely, opposite pulse shaping (narrower pulse train, wider pulse off-time) occurs when circuit (80) of Figure (3-5) is calibrated in reverse order.
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During calibration, pulse train (44a...44n) becomes widened while pulse off-time width (43) becomes smaller, simultaneously.
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The newly formed gated duty pulse (45) is proportional to the physical change in pulse train (44a...44n) when circuit (80) is adjusted for calibration purposes.