spot on fleem with the magnetics bit, the primary is energised with current creating the field required to align electron spin in the secondary. get that field dead right (no kinks ect) you align them perfectly and opposites attract giveing electron clustering. does this sound correct?
hi
It means no electrons flow into your circuit, no current. but a voltage appears across the output. it does this by aligning each atom, that has the propertys of a magnetic dipole, so the north pole attracts to the south pole of another. electron "clustering" results so normal current flow...
I have been working on a transformer that has a potential difference out but no current. it uses of electron spin orbit to work.
here is a brief explanation with some references
i have uncovered that iron is unique in that each atom has a magnetic moment, that is each atom has a north...
Hi fester
A diagram (circuit and transformer) is a little off topic and only usefull if you wish to have a go at this yourself.
I suppose the best simplified diagram of what i am asking is to draw a vertical line then a horizontal line so they look like crosshairs of a gun, the vertical line is...
Thanks for the replys i shall add some more info, i do not want to over complicate things so think of this as a primary winding cutting flux at 90 degrees from the normal angle into the secondary.
Hi fester, i think you understand what i am saying the flux passes thru the wire horizontal...
I think it may shed some light on things if someone with a good understanding of physics can give a reason why they cannot give a answer. All i have done is flip the magnetic flux 90 degrees, can it be that difficult nobody can explain it?
yours baffled
Here is a reworked question...
If i have a secondary coil and pulse a primary that is placed 90 degrees to the secondary so the magnetic flux is at a 90 degree angle to a normal winding (secondary is wound east to west primary is north to south) then how will this effect the induced...