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Primary field strength
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From: chris.swinson [SMTP:chris.swinson-at-zetnet.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 1998 7:26 AM
To: Tesla List
Subject: Re: Primary field strength
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>From: lod-at-pacbell-dot-net [SMTP:lod-at-pacbell-dot-net]
>Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 12:29 PM
>To: Tesla List
>Subject: Re: Primary field strength
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>chris.swinson wrote:
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>> SNIP.....
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>> >However, even with a shorter secondary, most of the magnetic coupling
>> >between the primary and secondary takes place at the bottom-most portion
>> >of the secondary. In fact, 80% or more of the primary's magnetic field
>> >is NOT coupled to the secondary coil... by design.
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>> I'd have to disagree here. My secondary is within the primary field by
>> about 4 inches. By your terms ( If I read it right ) I'd only need the
>> bottom of the coil actually in the field of the primary. If this is the
>> case, Why bother to have the extra coil length, If its no in the flux
surly
>> its not reciving energy ?
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>The xtra coil on a magnifier has no magnetic coupling at all
>to the driver, only an electrical connection. The xtra coil
>is driven electrically, like the top section would be on the
>thin secondary coil mentioned above.
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I know the xtra coil is not couppled, I haven't investigated this yet. I
only ment the normal secondary coil. Your mail ( to me ) read about
secondary coils not xtra coils. So I'm still not sure if your saying if the
secondary is 100% in the flux of the primary or it only abou 20% in the
flux.
>If a capacitor is added between ground and a point about 10%
>up the secondary, then the operation mode of the coil starts
>to resemble that of a magnifier. I like to call such a coil
>arrangement a "hybrid coil", as it operates somewhere along
>the sliding scale between the TC and magnifier extremes.
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>-GL
>www.lod-dot-org
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