RESONANCE EFFECTS FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE test 1
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Thats also nice stuff, Najman!
Thanks for posting.
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Here is the latest from gotoluc.
Good Stuff
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Hi Electrojolt,
Thank you for posting these interesting schematics and weblink.
I checked those schematics and 1 question raise on the first one.
The place where the first ampmeter is placed is NOT right in my opinion.
Gotulec measures amps before the rectifierbridge.
SOOOOOOOO WRONGGGGGGGGGGGG

Does he measure amps in RMS?
The volts after a bridge are higher then before it.
So, the power relation is different before and after a bridgerecitifier. P=U.I
Lesson: place ampmeter and voltmeter on the same spot!
Well, its a nice try.
br
Steve
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Hi Electrojolt,
Thank you for posting these interesting schematics and weblink.
I checked those schematics and 1 question raise on the first one.
The place where the first ampmeter is placed is NOT right in my opinion.
Gotulec measures amps before the rectifierbridge.
SOOOOOOOO WRONGGGGGGGGGGGG

Does he measure amps in RMS?
The volts after a bridge are higher then before it.
So, the power relation is different before and after a bridgerecitifier. P=U.I
Lesson: place ampmeter and voltmeter on the same spot!
Well, its a nice try.
br
Steve
Hello Stevie
Luc placed the ammeter on the ac side because he did not want any wrong readings his multimeter is not true rms on dc so what is important is input watts and output watts so far he is demonstrating that with the load on the secondary while in resonance the voltage do not change and in previous vids the amps did not change .
There is nothing accurate till you try it yourself and go with bigger setup .that will prove the concept .
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i don't see a problem, the ampmeter is connected right.
of course it will measure different amps then but the energy or power is the same, because the volts will differ too.
The bridge doesn't change the potential so he measures correct.
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