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The Machine: current from the net

A simulator of one cell of the vacuum machine — a diode with a tunable cavity on one side — with the self-tuning loop that replaces the builder. Nederlands · all manuals

What this is and is not. This is software: a computable picture of the design in Applied Vacuum Theory, parts two and three. It does not prove the machine works. What is measured was measured by others (Moddel 2021, not independently replicated); what the theory fills in stands as named assumptions on the page itself. The left window honestly shows what the textbooks say about the same cell: net zero.

Layer 1 — for the user moves with the code

One page; nothing is stored and there is no key.

/simulaties/machine — the cell and the loop

What you see. At the top the sliders: gap d, asymmetry/handedness, δ, lever γ, coupling K, layers, and a calibration point (MicroSparc specification 1.5 W/m², Moddel's reported 70 W/m², or the Casimir prototype). On the left the textbook window: the modes that fit the cavity, the one-off Casimir energy, and a diode trace that random-walks around zero — detailed balance, Brillouin. On the right the net's window: each winding as a circle with a phase, the golden arrow as the joint phase R, the passage, power per m², the m² one household needs, the current-versus-gap curve, and the ledger showing that what the load receives is replenished from the neighbouring meshes (T6).

What you can do. Slide — both windows move on the same cell. The cycle button runs soften – write – harden once: δ towards the critical point, the mesh pulls the phases together, δ back, and the coherence stays. The self-tune button is the loop of part three: first discovery (fifteen points over the whole range, record the curve s(p), pick the maximum), then tracking (small dither, local slope), then holding — if the output falls more than 5% below K, it rediscovers. Reverse the handedness and the current reverses sign.

Where it leads. Back to the simulations; the sources and every assumption stand at the bottom of the page itself.

/simulaties/machine-handleiding-en — this page

The four layers; the Dutch version is at /simulaties/machine-handleiding.

Layer 2 — for the thinker lasting

The machine places nothing; it sets the state. In a full vacuum — a net under tension — electricity is tension closing through a load. A device is a mesh: an opening that holds windings up to twice the gap, with an asymmetry that leaves one passage open. The control knob is the local density deviation δ, not α: the constitutive law g_eff = ḡ(1+γδ) gives, at γ = 2π, a lever of 1/ε — the net stands close to its critical point (84.1% of the stiffness cancelled).

The loop replaces the builder's hand. Moray, Tesla and Schauberger tuned by hand at one place; moved, their devices stopped. The loop of part three reads only the delivered power s — never χ, the site, the person or the material — and shifts the one free dimension until s is maximal. That is the invariant/state split that runs through all of the Vacuum.Net work: the loop is the invariant, the mesh the state. The design is independent of place, time and person; the material sets the yield.

What the left window guards. In the textbook reading a single valve cannot rectify the jitter of its own surroundings (Brillouin 1950), and the cavity yields its Casimir energy at most once. That window is not a strawman but a yardstick: the difference between the two readings is exactly what a real measurement must settle.

Layer 3 — for the builder moves with the code

Layer 4 — for the connector lasting