Dear all,
Would like to react on the waveforms and what could happen.
In the lookingforheat Model T test kit (http://www.lookingforheat.com/…enr-test-kit-mk1-model-t/ ) the current through the heater coil is adjusted by a PWM power stage.
This type of power stage makes a lot of Electromagnetic noise (harmonics).
The temperature is controlled by a PID controller, and it will switch the PSU mains off if the temperature is reached.
The PSU voltage will not drop directly, caused by the discharging time of the PSU capacitors.
If the voltage drops, the current through the heater (and magnetic field in the reactor) will also drop.
The PWM will still work during the PSU discharge time (maybe 2-3 second) and will still produce more or less the same harmonics.
Deuterium can be activated by the Larmor frequency, for deuterium this is just 6.54 MHz/T.
I think it is possible that a harmonic of the PWM in a dropping magnetic field can hit the deuterium Lamor frequency.
This would also explain why you must cycle the heather temperature to wakeup the reaction.
Ron