Rosemary Ainslie circuit demonstration on Saturday March 12th 2011

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Here's another one.  It shows it more clearly.

I've actually got these printed in colour and intend framing them. 

ENJOY



The channels
1 = shunt
2 = battery
3 = gate
4 = drain

The math trace - on D - is the product of v shunt and v battery.  NOT WATTS.  But in as much as it's negative then vi is definitely negative indicating energy returned to the battery.  As I've mentioned - an embarrassment of riches.  Because at this level of power that battery should be cooking with charge.  UNLESS, as I'm hoping, current flow turns out to have nothing whatsoever to do with the flow of electrons.  That's the ONLY departure from mainstream thinking that we've introduced.  And even here - there are those theoretical purists who have known this since forever.

Rosemary

ADDED - and since I'm on a role here, and if anyone's interested.  Here's some comments related to electron current flow.  Possibly a bit critical.  LOL.

http://newlightondarkenergy.blogspot.com/2010/11/more-on-inconvenient-truths.html

[Bubba1]

 
Power is ALWAYS vi dt.  Or Volts x amps x time.  THAT's it.  You can try and argue this till the cows come home Poynty....

Rosemary

Power is volts x amps.  Volts x amps x time is Energy.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Power is volts x amps.  Volts x amps x time is Energy.

Exactly my point Bubba.  vi dt.

[alexandre]

Instantaneous Power : P = V * I

Energy is the integration of instantaneous power over time.

Only if the instantaneous power is constant you can forget the integration and just multiply V*I*t

Hope we can narrow the uncertainties.

-Alex

[neptune]

Sorry Rosemary . Another Senior Moment there! This business of one cycle every 3 Minutes is just so Gobsmacking that my subconscious keeps trying to tell me its 3 seconds . This makes it even easier to drive the microswitch at realistic frequencies for experiment with a pendulum .Although at one cycle/3 minutes you would need one hell of a pendulum . As I said a while back you could actually switch it manually with a stopwatch .