Since I'm not involved in any type of plasma electrolysis and the
measurement of the resultant waveforms, I thought I would research various
techniques by those that do. Below are quotes from a document titled The
Law of Electric Circuit by Ph. M. Kanarev.
It appears from the analysis that
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From: Mike Carrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
jonfli wrote:
Er, what other measurement would you prefer? RMS, Peak...?
I prefer lots and lots of instantaneous power measurements.
Average measurements are equivalent to DC if the relative
-Original Message-
From: jonfli
Just curious as to the calibration/div for the current probe used on
Ch2 to arrive at your energy calc above?
See the post to George on the probe specs. Does that answer your
question?
Terry
Jones,
Jon,
After reading my last post I can see that my point is not
entirely clear.
IMO, Naudin's voltage measurents are taken directly at the
filament
connections on the MAHG tube assembly thus neglecting any
voltage drops thru
the connecting leads to the supply source.
Jones,
George,
Actually 166 A (peak)* 12 V(peak) * .05 (duty factor) gives
about
100 watts input at an average current of about 8 A
and an average voltage of .6 V.
OK, now I see what you are saying but how does an auto battery
provide 166 amps, even if it is peak? Is this what you
FWIW, another reality check for the input power consumed by the MAHG is to
first calculate the energy in Joules per pulse and multiply by the rep rate.
IE, the input energy is 166 * 12 * (1/50) * .05 = 1.992J per pulse.
Therefore, the input power = 1.992 * 50 = 99.6 watts. With the equipment JLN
Cyrogenic treating of engine parts for high performance and increased
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Frederick,
You wrote:
[snip]
For penance you might help me find a patent by R.J. White (prior to 1974)
at the
Chevron Research Labs (Richmond, California ?)
Try espacenet at:
http://ep.espacenet.com/search97cgi/s97_cgi.exe?Action=FormGenTemplate=ep/e
n/advanced.hts
Use White as the
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