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August 2026

  • calculation · EPG · · added 1 month ago

    EPG design session v3: best candidate (η=68.9%, 66.8W)

    **Sweep** — base grid > Score 0.931 — η 68.9%, 66.78 W net - **Pathway** — bore 80.0mm, loop 1000mm, spiral pitch 80mm - **Coil array** — 4 × 1800 turns AWG18, 10mm long (1900m wir...

  • design note · EPG · · added 1 month ago

    EPG design session v4: reasoning

    This session split the two costs that were tangled together last time. I swept flow velocity to separate the hydraulic pumping penalty from the induced EMF, pushed modulation depth...

  • calculation · EPG · · added 1 month ago

    EPG design session v5: best candidate (η=60.5%, 176.4W)

    **Sweep** — Break the I²R wall with heavier AWG at fixed turns, push velocity past laminar to test EMF-vs-hydraulic scaling, and drive coil/pitch modulation below 0.10 to find dimi...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v84: reasoning

    Lab Notebook — VIC Resonant Sweep, screen-guided (Choke L / turns / gauge), 48 candidates This sweep taught me more about a wall than a peak. All five leaders cluster at exactly on...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v86: reasoning

    This sweep was screen-guided on choke inductance, turns, and wire gauge, and it exposes the core tension bluntly: at L = 100µH per choke, all 48 candidates pin the resonance at 303...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v99: reasoning

    This sweep tried to reach the 80-250 Td window from the inductance side — hold peakV modest, ladder the choke around 581µH to drag f_r off the water-branch-limited point and settle...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v20: best candidate (Q=8.4, 95.5kHz)

    **Sweep** — Push L up an order of magnitude (2-5mH) at fixed cell geometry to drag f_r under 100kHz, checking whether Td/CGDE window survives the lower cell voltage - **Cell** — 9m...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v35: best candidate (Q=26.8, 303.9kHz)

    **Sweep** — Abandon the phantom 200nF sizing: sweep L up toward ~7.4mH (the value that lands f_r=50kHz on the real 1.37nF cell) to finally pull resonance into the 1-100kHz band, ho...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v36: best candidate (Q=25.1, 303.9kHz)

    **Sweep** — Bridge the untested 0.3-5mH mid-choke gap (between the buildable 0.1mH best and the already-swept 7.4mH point) to find the lowest inductance that still pulls f_r into 4...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v40: best candidate (Q=26.0, 303.9kHz)

    **Sweep** — Push into higher L (0.3-1.5mH) with moderate turns to honestly drag f_r toward 20-50kHz while holding 250-300V film voltage, assuming grown C_eff from longer/more-paral...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v55: best candidate (Q=27.0, 303.9kHz)

    **Sweep** — Bridge the resonance violation by walking per-choke L from the pinned 100µH up through the mid-mH gap (0.5-3mH) not yet gridded, holding modest turns/fat wire to keep c...

  • design note · WFC · · added 1 month ago

    WFC design session v8: reasoning

    Lab notebook — resonant cell sweep, 108 candidates Ran the parameter sweep with water treated as dielectric (εr = 78.54 at 20°C, per WO8912704A1 and #4,936,961) and the leakage res...

  • established · · added 1 month ago

    Circuit uses an isolated electrical ground (w)

    The topology specifies an Isolated Electrical Ground (w) as a distinct grounding point within the circuit. Source: The Birth Of New Technology — RE: Electrical Particle Generator

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v9: reasoning

    Lab notebook — VIC choke sweep, AWG18 @ 150t, session cont'd from AWG20 baseline Bumping to AWG18 confirms the obvious: heavier wire drops coil AC resistance from 0.9Ω to 0.6-0.7Ω,...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v10: reasoning

    Lab note, 2026-07-03: Reran the choke sweep to see if AWG16-17 at fixed 140t plus fine L retune could squeeze more Q out before I hit the wall I suspected — and it's a wall. Every...

  • design note · WFC · · added 1 month ago

    WFC design session v11: reasoning

    **Lab notebook — resonant tank geometry sweep, 7/3** Ran 600 candidates holding my adopted choke pair (2×1mH, 130t AWG18) fixed, varying rod/tube gap and length around the working...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v11: reasoning

    Fine-tuning turns around the 130t/AWG18 point confirms what I suspected — once L is locked near 1mH with this cell geometry (1.27nF, 90.5kΩ water R), the resonant point sits in a t...

  • calculation · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v12: best candidate (Q=8.9, 99.9kHz)

    **Sweep** — Hold choke fixed at adopted 130t/1mH anchor (no further choke sweep this session) since active lever remains capacitance/gap; tight reconfirmation grid only - **Cell**...

  • design note · VIC · · added 1 month ago

    VIC design session v12: reasoning

    Lab note, 2026-07-03 — VIC resonant sweep, choke fixed at 130t/1mH anchor All 216 candidates this session converged on a single geometry/electrolyte point: 21.8mm rod in 26.8mm tub...

  • design note · WFC · · added 1 month ago

    WFC design session v15: reasoning

    Design note — 2026-07-03 This sweep confirms something I suspected: once bulk geometry is locked at my adopted #1 cell (21.8/26.8mm×60mm), the ionic branch stops caring about surfa...

  • calculation · WFC · · added 1 month ago

    WFC design session v17: best candidate (Q=97.5, 95.6kHz)

    **Sweep** — Fine ppm grid 0.1-0.5 at low temp to locate ionic-branch knee, jointly with reduced surface_factor to test double-layer area reduction for current margin recovery - **C...

  • design note · WFC · · added 1 month ago

    WFC design session v17: reasoning

    Lab note, 3 July — ppm/surface sweep at low temp. Findings confirm the ionic-branch knee sits right at 0.1ppm Na+ near 3°C: bulk water R climbs to ~128kΩ and the Randles series res...