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On November 1997, I have built and tested sucessfully a Scalar Waves Transmitter based on caduceus
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wound coil, this device has shown some very interesting features concerning the transmission of these
waves through a shielded and grounded box. Recently a french friend, Jean-Michel Cour, has proposed me to
conduct a new interesting experiment2 in this field of researches. So, today, I have decided to re-open the
tests of this weird caduceus coil.
For the first step, I have used my old Scalar Waves Transmitter device to check if it still works well. The
device is now tested with a full digital oscilloscope Fluke 123 with a Shielded Test Lead STL 120 ( 1:1, 1
Mohms/225 pF ).
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As Jean-Michel Cour has said in his paper2, he has proposed that the wave pattern emitted by the Caduceus
coil is very similar to a Soliton3 pulse. So, in the next phase of the test, I have decided to build and check
myself his circuit based on a multiple layers Caduceus wound Coil.
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Above : the electronic diagram of the Soliton Pulses Generator which uses a PowerMesh Mosfet IRF840
to drive the Caduceus coil.
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The Soliton Pulses Generator is driven with a function generator set to send squared pulses at 15 KHz DC
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(50% DTC).
Test results : The Caduceus wound coil excitation with a squared pulse shows a very interesting event. When
the coil is switched off, a common strong back EMF pulse (up to 600 V) is recorded and, 15 µs later, a train
of 30V (0-peak) and undamped pulses can be detected (see the scope diagram below). This train of pulses
produced by the Caduceus coil can be related to a Soliton because it is undamped.
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Today, after some tests with the SP-Gen, my main hypothesis is that the train of Soliton pulses is produced
by an avalanche effect of the domains walls in the ferrite core. The strong back EMF pulse initiates the
motion of the Bloch walls which surround the magnetic domains. Then the avalanche waves of the Bloch walls
go back and forth along the ferrite rod as a Soliton wave which moves back and forth in a long and
rectangular tank filled with water. The avalanche effect of the domains walls is able to produce an induction
with a very weak magnetic field, this is the well known Barkhausen effect discovered in 1919 by Heinrich
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George Barkhausen . The most interesting fact to study here in this experiment, is that the Barkhausen
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jumps seem to move themselves autonomously in the ferrite rod after that the back EMF pulse which as
initiated the process has vanished.
Today, it's still an hypothesis and more tests and deep investigations need to be conducted to confirm this
fact...
See also :
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Reference documents :
Acknowledgments :
Jean-Michel Cour for the sharing of all his ideas to the group and the building of a fruitful synergy around the world,
Dave Brockmann (a.k.a. "Dave") and his breakthrough with the dual caduceus resonance effect,
Joe Arnold (a.k.a. "Joe") who has replicated and confirmed most of the results from Dave & Jean-Michel,
Ulysses Martins Rezende, who was the first proposed the "soliton" hypothesis to explain the experiment.
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