another small breakthrough on our NERD technology.

[poynt99]

Let's see, you mentioned defining the terminology...

From Page 33 of my document "detailed_analysis06.pdf":

Reviewing the methodology involved in obtaining the measurement of average input power (Pin), we have:

From Page 39 same document:

At this point, the equation for average INPUT power (Pin) is as follows:

Finally from Page 40:

So finally, we are left with an extremely simple, accurate, and accessible method for obtaining the average INPUT power measurement Pin(avg) for any DC source;

I don't believe I used the term Pout at all in the aforementioned document.

.99

[Rosemary Ainslie]

.99 is right:  "you are hopelessly confused about power and energy measurements".

Power IS watts.  Watts over time is the measure of ENERGY.

Bubba - For heaven's sake.  Watts represents the average unit of power delivered or dissipated - every second.  Power factors in the number of seconds that that energy has been delivered or dissipated.  I don't mind you claiming that this is fallacious.  Just as long as your own confusions don't spread as rampantly as Poynty's.  Poynty unfortunately owns a forum - and his confusions are positively contagious.

I am alarmed to see how anyone can, with any pretense at authority - claim that power is watts.  It is quite simply WRONG.  Really, grossly and fundamentally WRONG.  Until I see an unequivocal statement from some renowned academic - that argues otherwise. 

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Let's see, you mentioned defining the terminology:

From Page 33 of my document "detailed_analysis06.pdf"
From Page 39 same document:
Finally from Page 40:
I don't believe I used the term Pout at all in the aforementioned document.

.99

Dear Poynty Point,

HOW NICE IS THIS?  You've either actually corrected your own preferred terminologies or you've corrected that document.  Either way, delighted to see that you're no longer simply referring to PIN AND POUT.  Spare me the need to reference those multiple forum examples where this abuse was open for the entire world to read.

Now.  Are we going to reference your document?  If so then may I propose that you email me a copy of this?  Otherwise can we perhaps reference our paper?  OR BOTH.  Take your pick.  But I must first be able to read your document. 

Kindest regards,
Rosie

[poynt99]

For the sake of posterity, this is priceless:

Bubba - For heaven's sake.  Watts represents the average unit of power delivered or dissipated - every second.  Power factors in the number of seconds that that energy has been delivered or dissipated.  I don't mind you claiming that this is fallacious.  Just as long as your own confusions don't spread as rampantly as Poynty's.  Poynty unfortunately owns a forum - and his confusions are positively contagious.

I am alarmed to see how anyone can, with any pretense at authority - claim that power is watts.  It is quite simply WRONG.  Really, grossly and fundamentally WRONG.  Until I see an unequivocal statement from some renowned academic - that argues otherwise. 

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[Rosemary Ainslie]

For the sake of posterity, this is priceless:

Nice to see that I'm appreciated.  Thank you for the tribute Poynty. 

Kindest as ever
Rosie Pose