Dynamic Voltage Potential

… gized combustible gases to decrease atomic mass while applied traveling voltage wave-form (57) of Figure (6-2) of opposite electrical polarity (E9-66/ ElO-67) initiates the voltage-triggering process (600) of Figure (6-3) once maximum voltage deflection (VO - Va - Vb - Vc - Vn) of Figure (6-4) is achieved at Activation-Point (E9d) of Figure (6-2) ... …

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At each progressive point of diminishing circumference surface-area (E9a - b - c - d - E9n) voltage amplitude intensity increases (Vna - b - c - d - Vnn) uniformly, as illustrated in (600) of Figure (6-3) as to Travelling Voltage Wave-forms (730a - b - c) of Figure (7-12), see WFC Memo (426).

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Voltage Intensity of Opposite Potential (600)

Inherently, the design parameters of coil-structures (580) of Figure (6-1) determines "Efficiency" (minimizing amp leakage) by which "Voltage Intensity of Opposite Potential" (600) of Figure (6-3) can perform work to trigger Hydrogen Fracturing Process (520) of Figure (5-3) (Memo WFC 424 DA) as to (100) of Figure (4-8) (Memo WFC 423DA), as graphically denoted in (750) of Figure …

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Voltage Intensity of Opposite Potential (600)

"Voltage Intensity of Opposite Potential" (600) of Figure (6-3)

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Component Interaction promotes Component Reactance during D.C. pulsing operations while allowing variable voltage amplitude (Vo - Va -Vb - Vn) of Figure (7-13) to be attenuated independently of Voltage Pulse frequency (49a xxx 49n), as so illustrated in (600) of Figure (6-3).

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(600) of Figure (6-3)

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… pulsing transforms Inductor (614) of Figure (7-1) / Capacitor (E9/E10) of Figure (7-11) LC circuit of Figure (7-2) into an Resonant Charging Choke (614) which steps up an unipolar oscillation of an given charging frequency with the effective capacitance of a pulse-forming network (64a xxx 64n) of Figure (7-1) as to (600) of Figure (6-3) in order to charge Voltage Zones (E9/E10) to a higher potential beyond applied voltage input

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(600) of Figure (6-3)

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Dynamic Voltage Potential (600)

Electrical Plates herein called "Excitor" Plates or Voltage Zones (E1/E2) can take-on different configuration of shapes to maximize Dynamic Voltage Potential (600) of Figure (6-3) for different application of usage:

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Dynamic Voltage Potential (600)

... utilizing Dynamic Voltage Potential (600) of Figure (6-3) of opposite electrical stress (SS' - 617 - RR') to cause thermal atomic agitation (90) of Figure (4-7) (kinetic heat by atomic motion)

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(600) of Figure (6-3)

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Dynamic Voltage Potential (600)

... producing Dynamic Voltage Potential (600) of Figure (6-3) during repetitive pulsing (49a xxx 49n - T3 - 49a xxx 49n)

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Dynamic Voltage Potential Wave-form (600)

… s being used as a “Energy Generator" (EGpo), as so subscribed in memo (424) titled Atomic Energy Balance of Water as to the functional parameters associated with Dynamic Voltage Potential Wave-form (600) of Figure (6-3) which uses Voltage Pulse Potential of opposite electrical polarity of attraction (RR' - SS' as to RU/RU' – ST/DST') to perform work in the following sequence of events in an instant …

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