Channel: Lanikai Energy
This MEG voltage‑boost experiment shows how the switching structure performs at 92 Hz, reaching a peak of 572V without the magnet and 517V with the N52 magnet installed. The test reveals how flux paths shift between Coil 1 and Coil 2, how the center magnet affects the waveform, and why ringing remains even after reducing the popping effect. This data helps us understand the real behavior of the MEG system under different magnetic conditions. In the next video, we’ll map the input voltage to find the most efficient operating point for this configuration. Topics Covered: • MEG voltage boost • Flux switching behavior • N52 magnet influence • Coil 1 / Coil 2 interaction • High‑voltage output test • Waveform stability analysis • Efficiency optimization preview #MEG #VoltageBoost #MagneticFlux #

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