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The Transverse Electromagnetic Wave

"The usually accepted view that the conductor current produces the magnetic field surrounding it must be displaced by the more appropriate one that the electromagnetic field surrounding the conductor produces, through a small drain on the energy supply, the current in the conductor. Although the value of the latter may be used in computing the transmitted energy, one should clearly recognize that physically this current produces only a loss and in no way has a direct part in the phenomenon of power transmission."

Malcolm Davidson

        

See a motor I made using this theory with a two pound rotor spinning at 2,400 rpm using only seven watts of electricity here ( 2.5 megs).

Index
.	Prefaces
.	Introduction
1	Battery drives load via long transmission line. (Mathematical analysis)
2	Battery drives load via long transmission line. (Numerical analysis)
3	The Pulse
4	Interacting TEM waves
5	Interaction between TEM pulses
6	Future developments
7	Historical background
8	Copper as a dielectric
9	Properties of a Transmission Line, or; Proof that only one type of wave-front pattern can be propagated down a two-wire system
10	Description of crosstalk between parallel buried conductors
11	Description of crosstalk between parallel surface conductors
12	Printed circuit boards for high speed logic
13	The L-C Oscillator Circuit
14	The Inductor as a Transmission Line
15	Calculation of Formulae
16	Crosstalk between Two Pairs of Parallel Conductors
17	Energy Current
18	The capacitor
19	The diode as an energy-controlled, not a charge-controlled device
20	Cumulative index
21	Glossary of Terms
22	Keyword Alphabetical Index
23	References
24	Book Review first published in the IEE Journal "Electronics & Communication Engineering Journal October 1995, p218