Figure (11-7)
Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit
How it is written
- (11-7) 4×
Drawings 2
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When (B+/B+ - B-/B- / 1030B) switch function is activated, switch terminals (T1/T2 - T3/T4) are closed. · Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit
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Beside the passage · Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit
On this figure 8
- 1003 VIC Coil Assembly
- 1019 Trigger Pulse Frequency
- 1030A Differential Voltage Wave-Guilds
- 1030B Differential Voltage Wave-Guilds
- 1050 Voltage Energized Thermal Transference Effect
- 1060 Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit
- T4 Trigger Pulse Frequency
- TT' Intensified electrical attraction force
Where it is named · 4
Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit 4×
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To reduce the number of Voltage Intensifier VIC-Circuit to the use of only one VIC Coil Assembly (1003) while encouraging the utilization of using a Voltage Repelling Force (W - W') and/or (TT'), Electrical Crossover Circuit (1060) of Figure (11-7) is, now, electrically placed between VIC Coil Assembly (1003) and both Differential Voltage Wave-Guilds (1030A / 1030B), as so illustrated in (1050) of Figure (11-7).
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To reduce the number of Voltage Intensifier VIC-Circuit to the use of only one VIC Coil Assembly (1003) while encouraging the utilization of using a Voltage Repelling Force (W - W') and/or (TT'), Electrical Crossover Circuit (1060) of Figure (11-7) is, now, electrically placed between VIC Coil Assembly (1003) and both Differential Voltage Wave-Guilds (1030A / 1030B), as so illustrated in (1050) of Figure (11-7).
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... performing Voltage Switchover Logic Functions (B+/B+ / 1030B - B-/B- / 1030A Switchover B-/B- / 1030B - B+/B+ / 1030A) of Figure (11-7) during each and every sequential voltage pulsing cycle (T4A - T4B - T4A - T4B and so on).
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... causing "Particle Oscillation" as a "Energy Generator" by way of "Physical Stress" undergoing pulsating "Electrical Stress" whenever pulse switching cycles (1060) is electrically activated by incoming trigger pulse frequency (1019/T4a xxx 1019/T4n), as so illustrated in (1050) of Figure (11-7).
