Author Topic: Invention of the day: The DC Transformer  (Read 1083 times)

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Offline tszaboo

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Re: Invention of the day: The DC Transformer
« Reply #25 on: September 30, 2024, 01:55:11 pm »
Good question, if LEDs are just small antennas that transmit radio waves on the frequency of light, than where is the oscillator?  ;)

Electrons precisely falling through the band-gap in the semiconductor material, each producing a photon as they do so?
Everyone knows that light is actually waves and photons is just an a way to explain the Bruguière abstraction.
 

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Re: Invention of the day: The DC Transformer
« Reply #26 on: Today at 08:29:49 am »
But indeed there are not many ways to convert a rotation to DC without using any switches, diodes or sliding contacts.

use the motor to drive a peltier junction!  Then hook that peltier up to another peltier then up to another motor!

This is starting to sound like the saga of the wind-powered boat from the Red Green Show.
 


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