Analysis of MagSwitch Application

[beapilot1]

Please find attached my presentation on the Analysis of MagSwitch application in attempt to obtaining energies.

Comments?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxaqYY ... sp=sharing

[AB Hammer]

beapilot1

I like magswitches but they still take energy to switch them. Steel is very useful at redirecting the magnetic fields. I have used steel to make magnets to work as singular polled magnets. I haven't played with magnet devices for a while though.

[beapilot1]

@ AB Hammer

As shown in the presentation, it is stated that it takes energy to turn it on. The energy is restored when turning it back off. It is like a spring if you want to think of it that way.

[AB Hammer]

The question should be. Is there going to be enough energy to switch an keep going afterwards?
Test of actions and reaction time, to find the answer.

[beapilot1]

@ AB Hammer

If it completes one cycle with energy gain, then we are good. As for the switch, my concern was mentioned previously. In order for me to test this, I need to come up with a torque device that will measure the torque it takes to completely turn on and off the switch under the two circumstances mentioned previously. That can be costly. So, I wanted to get some opinions first.