Modulation Flat Coil or Modulation Mat - Do They Make Sense?
If you are interested in bio-resonance accessories, you will notice modulation flat coils or modulation mats occasionally.
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If a supply should be under this offer where you find this geometry, it would be recommendable to consult a physics book or Wikipedia before the purchase. Why?
Well, we very simply, attach a voltage to the "flat coil" and then see what happens.
We need the "Right hand grip rule" for this from the electrical engineering. If you have not already learned the rule in school, please find illustrative
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The electric current is meandering from the input-wire to the output-wire, in this example. It is clearly visible that the current always runs in opposite directions in the vertical parts. In the horizontal direction it runs streamily, in this example, from left to right and does not change the direction.
This has severe consequences!
The current produces a magnetic field which has a certain direction according to the "Right hand grip rule". Because the current flows in the vertical parts in an opposite direction, the magnetic field also has an opposite direction in the up and downward paths.
Magnetic fields which have an opposite direction extinguish each other.
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As a consequence, the magnetic field is nil in the vertical paths. This illustrates the following graphic.
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The part of the "flat coil" which produces a magnetic field, is merely the horizontal quotas, because the magnetic field is ordered here in the same direction.
This has another consequence:
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Because the vertical quotas do not produce any magnetic field, we can leave them out.
We can, analogously, move the horizontal wire pieces together.
This illustrates the next graphic.
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So, what is finally left, is nothing else but a piece of wire!
This shall modulate something?
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Summary:
You must decide whether such a piece of a wire makes sense in the bio-resonance context.
It is nothing else but a short circuit of the ports by a wire, in the end.
If somebody charges for this - or pays for this - substantially more than €20.-, this seems to us more than dubious.....
If somebody claims one can carry out a magnetic field application with that, then
this does not speak - in our opinion - for an adequate qualification.
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