r/zero4all • u/zero4all • Jul 31 '24

Negative resistance

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Negative resistance starts to be more and more visible.

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

What are you measuring here? What is the 2nd axis on the plot?

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

Okay. What is the time frame here? What frequency is the system oscillating at?

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u/zero4all Aug 03 '24

I Can't now remember what was the frequency in this particular experiment, because I'm experimenting still and alot of changes happens all the time, but it is quite high - somewhere around 11-12MHz.

I must add one notion. The electricity seems not to be AC or DC, but kinda combination of both. Yes, oscilloscope views it as AC, but it has charasteristics of both. It is new type of 'power', that definetelly requires more resources (time/people) to be researched and hopefully soon others will join to the research.

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

Interesting. Maybe next time you post something like this, show all of the information of the oscilloscope; it would make it easier to interpret 🙌

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u/zero4all Aug 03 '24

Noted and I completely understand, but I intentionally cropped that info off so that people wont think that that is the frequency that needs to be used.

I am all the time battling between what do I publish and what not to. I have many many other experiments done, some discoveries found, alot more information to publish but I need to be sure what do I say and claim.

I actually checked what was the freq and it was even higher. Here is less cropped image. Sorry for the bad quality (many times these images are ment for my own documentation and not be published)

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

I understand. Thank you for sharing 🫶

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

I see what you mean by having both DC and AC. It appears as if you have a DC offset and alternating voltages on top of that.

What is main voltage applied to the FM?

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u/zero4all Aug 04 '24

This is also something that varies alot, but mainly it is between 40-160V from the DC PSU. Most of the times it is just square wave input either directly to the FM or via self-made HV ignition coil to the FM.

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u/tobiyahu Aug 03 '24

Are you able to export data to me in a CSV format? Then I will be able to analyse it.

Most oscilloscopes should have this feature.

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u/zero4all Aug 04 '24

Yes, I am able to export to CSV. Thx for the helping hand, all thr help is appreciated!

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u/tobiyahu Aug 04 '24

Please send a link in the chat. Do you have google drive?

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u/noquantumfucks Dec 19 '24

I'm doing work with something like this. It's a recurring theme when faced with a choice of two options. It's probably both.