I need a spreadsheet template

[Hrothgar]

I'm not an advanced math guy ( I need to correct that) so I was wondering if anyone would be willing to make a spreadsheet where I could just plug in some numbers and see the theoretical numbers on represented here. I really would like to get a good grasp of the scaling. any help would be greatly appreciated.

[mikrovolt]

Thanks for being humble in asking because this is a noble cause that I have spent time with this but failed to get the results I wanted. There are examples online. Hope some one can give you a better plug in spread sheet here at least can see how eulers law was done in excel.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/ltownsend/Euler.pdf
http://bmi.bmt.tue.nl/sysbio/Educati...simulation.pdf


There is one video where lenz law is explained as an increase or decrease of flux in the B field. I can see that during the rotation of the magnet. The coil normally sets up it's own magnetic field that opposes. If there exists an exception and the flux prevents the opposition and If it can be shown that Lenz law does not apply. Then it is the holy grail of electromagnetism which is a game changer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-aoGz5X_j0

If I wanted to prove such a devise worked I would replace the bar magnet in the video with that device. I would explain what if
we modified this experiment and the opposing field was shown to be significantly reduced.
Then many people could relate to what is familiar and would be compelled by logic to repeat the experiment.

Pons & Fleischmann should have been able to convey a repeatable experiment. It was encumbered by patent and non-disclosure.
Discredited by contaminated catalytic platinum electrode but Jones was not responsible and was given a bum wrap.
My point is that if the experiment could be repeated by people with moral conviction then it would be readily available today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6cC_kyhRl8

That is is why the spreadsheet idea has good merit because it is the data in the opposing field column.