MH's ideal coil and voltage question

[tinman]

   tinman, I've learned a heck of a lot in the last couple of weeks.
   You have come out with copious amounts of rubbish.
?

   You're absolutely hopeless at concepts and abstractions.
   For me the whole thing has been most enjoyable
   Don't give up, go to college, start from day one
   I guarantee you'll enjoy it.
        John.

Read through post 707, it's cringeworthy!

The part about not being able to place an ideal voltage from an ideal voltage source across an ideal inductor?
Well here is a little research project for you John-->go and find your self an ideal voltage source.
That should keep you busy for a while.

What about that silly post 302

And what is so silly about John.
Do you know the answer?

Brad

[tinman]

Brad,

If you reveal what it is you believe we missed, then we will know. Perhaps it is something that we are aware of already but have not discussed?

What are the characteristics of an ideal voltage source Poynt ?.
No series resistance-no resistance to current flow
No inductance--very important
Capacitance?--according to MH-no,as it cannot contain energy,so has no capacity to do so

Do you know what water hammer is Poynt?



Brad

[poynt99]

What are the characteristics of an ideal voltage source Poynt ?.
No series resistance-no resistance to current flow
No inductance--very important
Capacitance?--according to MH-no,as it cannot contain energy,so has no capacity to do so

No capacitance, no.

Do you know what water hammer is Poynt?

Yes. How does that relate?

[MileHigh]

Your words are false. The only clown here,is you MH(Oh,and your son minnie)
You cower away from any challenge,and argue on circuits that cannot be built or tested.
You have missed something in relation to the ideal voltage source,as your to busy looking only at what the coil dose. A lack of vision has always been your undoing,as it was in the JT thread.

Anyway,you have declined my offer to show us how much better your skills are than mune,and yet you insist that i know so little.
The difference between us MH,is your all talk,and i actually build devices based around what i know.

So you enjoy your self-->perhaps you could take up posting farm animals like minnie .

Brad

No in fact my words are absolutely true.  You knew beforehand when you made the latest "build challenge" that I was going to say no because I already told you no multiple times before that.  It was just a diversion for the umpteenth time to try to weasel yourself out of an uncomfortable situation - you still can't explain how the circuit works in your own words.

I have built stuff in the past and I am satisfied with that.  I would feel silly building a pulse motor.

go and find your self an ideal voltage source.

Like you have already been told multiple times now, a good quality bench power supply is an ideal voltage source within certain IV and bandwidth limits.  And we are going to ignore your idiotic comment about a bench power supply not being able to hold its voltage steady under load to 0.000001 volts.  We already know that, and we already know that for the vast vast majority of experiments we do that we can ignore that.

Go ahead and do your big reveal about the ideal voltage source.

[tinman]

No in fact my words are absolutely true.  You knew beforehand when you made the latest "build challenge" that I was going to say no because I already told you no multiple times before that.  It was just a diversion for the umpteenth time to try to weasel yourself out of an uncomfortable situation - you still can't explain how the circuit works in your own words.

I have built stuff in the past and I am satisfied with that.  I would feel silly building a pulse motor.

Like you have already been told multiple times now, a good quality bench power supply is an ideal voltage source within certain IV and bandwidth limits.  And we are going to ignore your idiotic comment about a bench power supply not being able to hold its voltage steady under load to 0.000001 volts.  We already know that, and we already know that for the vast vast majority of experiments we do that we can ignore that.

Go ahead and do your big reveal about the ideal voltage source.

If only you could understand your own circuit.

It is also no surprise that you dare not take anyone up on a challenge.


Brad