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Dimitar Chobanov

Dimitar Chobanov

Switch Mode Power Supply - Multiplying Effector


Kn1, Kn2, Kn3 = Electronic Switches such transistors or FET. PT=Load When the car speed was 120 km/h the Switch Mode Power Supply consumed 500 mA at 450 volts.

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Hi Simon and Jukka,

What are your opinions about the Bulgarian inventor Dimitar Chobanov Switch Mode Power Supply - Multiplying Effector?

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It looks like he is using Mr Preva transformer circuit to get the gain:

https://www.aboveunity.com/thread/the-mr-preva-experiment/

Best Wishes, Hermes


Hi Hermes,

Basically, looks like this circuit is two unequal (and oppositely-wound) coils on the same core, thus if you short the coil ends together and put a changing voltage across the two coils you get a current circulating within the coils as well as an overall current passing through both in parallel.

I'd suggest simulating this in spice, probably

LTspice because it's free. You'll find it doesn't generate any extra energy. Yep, there'll be some phase changes and resonances, but the simulation will show you all of that.

Resonances give you more current or voltage or both, but you need to also consider phase with AC. Power is the integral of instantaneous voltage times instantaneous current, so that's something the simulation can calculate. Where we talk about phase changes, it's just a way of looking at things that is often easier to work with than the instantaneous values, but the energy flow is in fact determined by the instantaneous values.

Net result, of course, is that it's not OU. You get less electrical energy out than in, since some is lost in heating things.

Best regards, Simon




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Hi Simon,

Are Ruchkin and Stepanov measuring VAR using voltage and ampere meters? Can VAR be converted to real power using switching power electronics, coils and capacitors?

Best Wishes, Hermes


Hi Hermes,

No, VARs cannot be converted to VAs at a 1:1 ratio. Many people have thought that this was a route to getting more power out than in, but they all failed. If anyone had succeeded, then they would have been able to run the device from the power it output, and that would have been pretty obvious.

Thus this gets filed under "stuff we don't need to investigate" because it's been done so many times and failed every time.

Best regards, Simon




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