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according to what I've read, Yin-Yang coils did work as a quadrupole, since a DC was applied to them to enhance the mirror effect at the central cell. | according to what I've read, Yin-Yang coils did work as a quadrupole, since a DC was applied to them to enhance the mirror effect at the central cell. | ||
But these new configurations seem to allow the possibility to apply a multi-phase electric input, producing in this way a very different resulting magnetic field at the central area of the reactor. | But these new configurations seem to allow the possibility to apply a multi-phase electric energy input, producing in this way a very different resulting magnetic field at the central area of the reactor. | ||
three-phase for the A 3.0 model, four-phase for the A 4.0 model and five-phase for the A 5.0 model. | three-phase for the A 3.0 model, four-phase for the A 4.0 model and five-phase for the A 5.0 model. | ||