Quote from: CRANKYpants on June 23, 2008, 06:19:48 PM

I HAVE TO ADMIT I DO ENJOY FROGS LEGS WITH GARLIC BUTTER THOUGH! 

Thane

So do I, but my wife says the butter doesn't match my natural skin colour ! 

@Thane,

A little more info on your new 18 pole rotor would be appreciated. And I am also looking forward to seeing the results of oscilloscope testing of the two coil types using remote coil sensors. Still during the Tim Conway shuffle, so don't how long it will be before I can test again.

Regards, Larry 

PS: Do them frog legs Cajun style, hot peppered, battered and fried chicken style. Love them! Taste like fried chicken

QuoteStill during the Tim Conway shuffle

DORF in SHOCK?

T

Quote from: CRANKYpants on June 23, 2008, 07:37:00 PM
DORF in SHOCK?

No, Tim Conway as Mr. Tudball on Carol Burnett Show. Only took baby steps.

L

Quote from: hoptoad on June 23, 2008, 03:04:38 AM
Yes, I think you have misunderstood what I was saying about the magnetic field (of the core) being out of phase with the coil current.
Although the changing magnetic field around the wire that forms a coil on the ferromagnetic core is in phase with the wires own current, the reluctance of the ferromagnetic core causes changes to it's own magnetic flux to lag changes in current of the coil (or magnetic field of magnet) producing it.

@Aether

I just thought I'd re word my previous post to hopefully clarify it a little better.?  See below.

Although the magnetic field surrounding a current carrying wire is in phase with the current that is producing it, the reluctance of the ferromagnetic core causes a lag between changes to it's own magnetic flux and changes in current through the coil.

Cheers