It is for an experiment involving alteration of photon emission in a rotational magnetic field.
I am wondering if there is any difference in rotational speed between a two phase and four phase system. Is it 1:1 compared with the applied sinewave frequency.
P Nielsen
Are you familiar with the Zeeman effect?
If you even need to ask this question you don't have much hope of understanding the data that your experiment will produce.
Some people understand some things and others understand other things. So what?
P Nielsen
box.com NEVER relinquished your image to me. Instead, I got 20 minutes of frustration!
I don't know what you're trying to do, but *IF* you take two loops of wire, mount them concentrically in quadratue - make it look like a sphere that has been cut into quarters. THEN drive each loop with quadrature current, sin(wt) and cos(wt) you will create a rotating magnetic field that at a distance looks identical to tieing a permanent magnet on a string and spinning it at the same speed.
I just clicked the link and it works fine for me. Sorry to hear you wasted time, and thank you for your input.
P Nielsen
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