Joule Thief 101

[Magluvin]

I would like to see that vid

Mags

[MileHigh]

A little musical interlude with some seriously mean lead guitar to inspire our friend Poynt99, and everyone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SFNW5F8K9Y

[Dog-One]

I would like to see that vid

Mags

Sorry, my bad, it was Kirchhoff's law versus Faraday's Law.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUUMCT7FjaI

Go to the very end demonstration.

Be sure to tell your grandchildren about it--or solar panels, whichever you prefer.

[tinman]

Sorry, my bad, it was Kirchhoff's law versus Faraday's Law.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUUMCT7FjaI

Go to the very end demonstration.

Be sure to tell your grandchildren about it--or solar panels, whichever you prefer.

Yes-that was the one i was thinking of--Kirchoff's law V Faraday's law.

I have not seen the one Bill is talking about regarding Ohms law being wrong--will hunt it down.


Brad

[tinman]

No, it was Ohm's law.  It is even in the title of the lesson.

Bill

Hi Bill

I cant find the video you are referring to.
This was the one i was thinking of,and it is the one where he shows kirchoff's law dose not hold,but Faradays law/ohms law always holds. It was in reference to non conservative fields.

From 34:50
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUUMCT7FjaI

Not sure if that was the one Poynt was referring to?.
Nor do i see how what Walter described and showed could be true in that demonstration.
If there is a potential of 1 volt across the inductor,then there is also a potential of 1 volt across both resistors at that instance in time---Poynt?.




Brad