Understanding Perpetual State

Good day folks, I noticed many are still asking for self looped setup so I decided to address the question and gives some hints along the way if this is strictly your goal here. Perhaps this information will help!

There is more to self looping a system then just isolating and sending it back to the battery calling it a day and wondering why it never worked!

A true DC system is a closed loop, And we want to break away from this right to the input controller. And I explain how.

Timing means everything it's not just about pulsing the generator etc.. And capturing inductive kickback. There is more to the system.

In Tom bearden terms we need to break the closed loop symmetry right at the input controller. So that we can allow for asymmetrical regauging. During the off time that the battery is not connected to load. The battery is in a state of regauging.

A battery does not like to be charged at the same time that it is being discharged in a closed loop. I explain why.

Hope this information helps!

*Just a side note, I noticed I forget to draw the second controller that is powered by the low duty cycle driver. It looks like i'm just feeding the coil with DC. me bad. Sorry about that. I think most realise this. But just in case you missed it!

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