Negative Inductance and measure of Magnetic force.

[sm0ky2]

@Synchro


The circuits I linked on the previous page can help give you a more definitive view.


You should also make sure there is not any residual magnetism in your alligator clips.

[synchro1]

@Synchro


The circuits I linked on the previous page can help give you a more definitive view.


You should also make sure there is not any residual magnetism in your alligator clips.

@smoKy2,

The NIC is an Op Amp circuit. The Op Amp is an integrated circuit. The last two examples are negative capacitance followed by negative inductance. The difference is the reversal of the inductor and capacitor position in the feedback loop. I don't believe the negative inductance application the author's talking about is the "Inverse Henry" that we measure with the inductance meter, but a value that applies to the function of the Op Amp.

The pertinent question is; Let's say your correct about a magnetic field in the alligator clips, "Is the magnetic field in the clips a value measured by the inductance meter in the negative range"?

[synchro1]

@smoKey2,

Definition of "Inverse Henry" from Wikipedia:

"Magnetic reluctance, or magnetic resistance, is a concept used in the analysis of magnetic circuits. It is analogous to resistance in an electrical circuit , but rather than dissipating electric energy it stores magnetic energy. In likeness to the way an electric field causes an electric current to follow the path of least resistance , a magnetic field causes magnetic flux to follow the path of least magnetic reluctance. It is a scalar extensive quantity, akin to electrical resistance. The unit for magnetic reluctance is inverse Henry".

Magnetic reluctance stores magnetic energy, and it's unit is the "Inverse Henry". My assertion is that the measure of Henry's in the negative range by the digital meter is the measure of a stored magnetic field, and identical to the "Inverse Henry".  Negative values have inverse corollaries.

The "Inverse Henry" is a unit for the storage of magnetic energy. I maintain that the "Negative Henry" we measure with our digital meter is a measure of magnetic energy as well, and an identical value. Tinselkoala denies there is a relationship between the "Inverse Henry" and the "Negative Henry". People respect him as a legitimate authority while I regard him as an outrageous crank.

[ramset]

Allen
your words are going over everyone's head ,most can't follow your  WORDS here

too many different languages and even those of us who speak the same language often have misunderstandings .

what they can follow are results on the bench ,unfortunately you are showing something almost everyone who touches a meter here sees all the time

a minus sign when there shouldn't be one....
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what do your words mean on the bench??

I  have heard suggestions from many builders here that your experiment if it were  not a meter artifact...
would be a gain mechanism in many very simple experiments.

Builders here have done many experiments

can you show one for them to build ?

words don't fly here , nor do minus signs on meters...anyone here can grab a meter and see minus signs


forget about the words for now

[synchro1]

Allen
your words are going over everyone's head ,most can't follow your  WORDS here

too many different languages and even those of us who speak the same language often have misunderstandings .

what they can follow are results on the bench ,unfortunately you are showing something almost everyone who touches a meter here sees all the time

a minus sign when there shouldn't be one....
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

what do your words mean on the bench??

I  have heard suggestions from many builders here that your experiment if it were  not a meter artifact...
would be a gain mechanism in many very simple experiments.

Builders here have done many experiments

can you show one for them to build ?

words don't fly here , nor do minus signs on meters...anyone here can grab a meter and see minus signs


forget about the words for now

@ramset,


I told you to get off my thread!