Understanding Step Charging

#26 · 3 Dec 2016

Can you explain potential energy in terms of dielectric strength.
Can you explain bond length in terms active energy or what ever energy best fits bond length...i had a nice rubber band theory explaining my thought process with that and other things and lost it trying to save it for just that cause.
I mentioned dielectric of snow over yander but havent got any idea if its helped yet.
The jist of my lost post was making the dielectric...(potential energy gateway) higher and how small resistance values in circuits effect its intended function.
If snow is important in a way other than why its white...which is AIR in a k.i.s.s. methodology then its dielectric value or studies could help in finding that missing adjustment.....it was allways clear to see in Stans "it runs on water " video for those that know what a faucet looks like with alot of air in it....
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Newguy

#27 · 3 Dec 2016

Instead of trying to explain or have people question my thought process im just going to ask a few more questions o buddy ans say thanks for the good english in ur last post.
I gotta ask something about coils.....
If ive got a 1 henery inductance on a propper configured transformer with an iron core will that same 1henry produce the same voltage and current on a properly configured transformer with an air irocore?

I havent found any explanation between the 2 cores in terms of producing voltage and current with the same inductance value.

sebosfato

#28 · 3 Dec 2016

The difference is that with iron core you will get a smaller current consumption because the inductance will be smaller without the core but it works as well because what matters is the flux changing. The air core need a thicker wire to get comparable efficiency

Also a core will therefore reduce the size for a required transformer since it allow a smaller wire thickness and length

A coil when used as a choke can serve to impede the source from facing a short circuit at the load think of that.