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ragav
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Hi,
You can be sure that the method that I'm going to propose is of no commercial significance. Anyway, I'd like to know why.
Set up(regardless of dimensions):-
place two permanent magnets with like their like poles closest to each other in a linear tube and at the end of the tube, place piezoelectric crystals.
As the magnets push, ions begin to flow in the crystals thereby producing electricity.
Possible reasons for failure( I'm just guessing):-
the electricity produced will be of such negligible magnitude that it'll only qualify to be called an "electric pulse".
Actually, i'd be surprised if one can make a small decoration bulb glow for even a few seconds with this method because(correct me if I'm wrong) any power output would defy the basic law of conservation of energy.
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rAgAv
You can be sure that the method that I'm going to propose is of no commercial significance. Anyway, I'd like to know why.
Set up(regardless of dimensions):-
place two permanent magnets with like their like poles closest to each other in a linear tube and at the end of the tube, place piezoelectric crystals.
As the magnets push, ions begin to flow in the crystals thereby producing electricity.
Possible reasons for failure( I'm just guessing):-
the electricity produced will be of such negligible magnitude that it'll only qualify to be called an "electric pulse".
Actually, i'd be surprised if one can make a small decoration bulb glow for even a few seconds with this method because(correct me if I'm wrong) any power output would defy the basic law of conservation of energy.
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rAgAv