The Newman's Energy Machine

Tracking the negative current...

created on 12-01-98 - JLN Labs - last update on 12-01-98

12-01-98 - Back current flow measurement with various setups of scope grounding

The main purpose of these series of tests is to find if the negative spikes of current ( the back current ) previously measured by some experimenters and myself are real or only scope artefacts...

For the measurements, I have used a Tektronix oscilloscope THS720P, this is an independently floating and isolated channels scope and it has full floating measurement capability. The power supply of my Newman's Machine v2.0 was completly isolated from the ground by an insulation transformer, so nothing in the test circuit was grounded. I have also added two HF Choke coils directly connected at the input of my Newman's machine for blocking the RF spikes and avoiding some EMI ( Electro-Magnetic Interferences in the power supply ).

Two HF blockers has been put in series with the Newman's Machine

So, I have conducted TWO differents setups :

1) The TEST type A :

- The current was measured accross a 10 ohms ceramic resistor with the scope ground connected to the negative output of the power supply. The voltage was 612 Volts DC and stable.

2) The TEST type B :

- The current was measured accross a 10 ohms ceramic resistor with the scope ground connected to the input the Newman's Machine. The voltage was 612 Volts DC and stable.

TEST TYPE A, Measurements :

- The current was measured accross a 10 ohms ceramic resistor with the scope ground connected to the negative output of the power supply. The voltage was 612 Volts DC and stable.

TEST TYPE A: setup and scope picture

Test Type A: 10mA/div 50ms/div

Test Type A: 20mA/div 50ms/div

Test Type A: 50mA/div 50ms/div

TEST TYPE B, Measurements :

- The current was measured accross a 10 ohms ceramic resistor with the scope ground connected to the input the Newman's Machine. The voltage was 612 Volts DC and stable.

TEST TYPE B: setup and scope picture

Test Type B: 10mA/div 50ms/div

Test Type B: 20mA/div 50ms/div

Test Type B: 50mA/div 50ms/div

You may notice that, in spite of scale changing during the measurement ( from 10mA/div to 50mA/div ) and the swapping of the ground scope position Vs the power supply ( Test A and Test B setup ), the negative current spikes seems always presents and seems really generated by my Newman's Machine....

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