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Note: For purposes of this list, the baseline for experimentation is considered to be a copper fustrum with either a magnetron or coaxial RF feed operated at approximately 2.45Ghz, similar to Shawyer's Feasability Study
Note: For purposes of this list, the baseline for experimentation is considered to be a copper fustrum with either a magnetron or coaxial RF feed operated at approximately 2.45Ghz, similar to Shawyer's Feasability Study


== Shape Modifications ==  
== Design/Shape Modifications ==  
# Imbed [ferrite beads http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_(magnet)] in the fustrum, either one large one on an endplate or a pattern of them on the sidewalls.<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1380265#msg1380265 Forum post by Rodal] summarizing several prior posts.  Purpose: to increase attenuation gradient in TE modes.
# Separate resonance and attenuation chambers (proposed by WarpTech)
# Separate resonance and attenuation chambers (proposed by WarpTech)
 
== Fustrum Material Variations ==
== Fustrum Material variations ==
# Build small end plate out of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permeability_%28electromagnetism%29#Values_for_some_common_materials Metglas] or a similar material with high magenetic permeability.<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1381091#msg1381091  Forum post by Flyby] referencing earlier posts. Purpose: to test implications of statements in Prof. Yang's paper regarding magnetic thrust forces being approx. 100x greater on the end plates than the side walls.</ref>
# Build small end plate out of Metglas or a similar material with high magenetic permeability.<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1381091#msg1381091  Forum post by Flyby] referencing earlier posts. Purpose: to test implications of statements in Prof. Yang's paper regarding magnetic thrust forces being approx. 100x greater on the end plates than the side walls.</ref>


== References ==
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Revision as of 11:04, 28 May 2015

This page compiles suggestions for as-yet untested variations in experiment designs for EmDrive testing. When possible, links to the original suggestion and a brief description of the justification for this test are provided.

Note: For purposes of this list, the baseline for experimentation is considered to be a copper fustrum with either a magnetron or coaxial RF feed operated at approximately 2.45Ghz, similar to Shawyer's Feasability Study

Design/Shape Modifications

  1. Imbed [ferrite beads http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_(magnet)] in the fustrum, either one large one on an endplate or a pattern of them on the sidewalls.<ref>Forum post by Rodal summarizing several prior posts. Purpose: to increase attenuation gradient in TE modes.
  2. Separate resonance and attenuation chambers (proposed by WarpTech)

Fustrum Material Variations

  1. Build small end plate out of Metglas or a similar material with high magenetic permeability.<ref>Forum post by Flyby referencing earlier posts. Purpose: to test implications of statements in Prof. Yang's paper regarding magnetic thrust forces being approx. 100x greater on the end plates than the side walls.</ref>

References

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