Quote from: TinselKoala on April 30, 2012, 02:22:42 AM
MOSFETs.... How do THEY work?  Chapter 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfyY9QvRIL0

More impossible magic from TKLabs. A metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor is turned on by.... electric field effect, requiring essentially no current, just a little positive charge supplied by removing electrons.

Impossible magic... or sufficiently advanced technology?

Therefore aliens.

Delighted to see that you're doing some homework.  And thank you for endorsing my argument.  The MOSFET only needs an applied voltage signal in order to provide a path for the the current from that source battery supply.. 

Rosie Pose

Quote from: TinselKoala on April 30, 2012, 02:29:57 AM
You lie and threaten and insult yet again, Ainslie. POST THE LINK to where I ever said that a mosfet gate passes current except through its capacitance. You cannot because there is not any such case. IN FACT... just a few pages back, before you started this current nonsense, I posted this:

And you might even be able to get your advisors to explain the latest video to you so that you will understand how mosfets work.

AT NO TIME have I ever claimed, asserted, implied what you say. Post a link if you think I did. You cannot.

I will TK.  Indeed I will post that link.  In my own good time.

Rosie Pose

Quoten the same way - before you entirely depend on your simulation results - you'll need to explain how it is that the oscillation has a positive component when the battery is disconnected from the circuit.  If you're arguing that the battery IS connected and IS responsible for that positive half of each of those waveforms in that oscillation - then you'll need to explain it both in relation to the available paths and in relation to the consequent waveform.  Evidence in both is lacking.

Can somebody translate this word salad into English for me? The battery is NEVER disconnected from the circuit, in the first place, whether the mosfets are on or off. Look at the battery traces in the scope shots. Does it ever drop to zero? EVER? Of course not.
Go ahead, Rosemary. Unplug the battery from your circuit. I want to see the scope trace of the oscillations then.

Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on April 30, 2012, 02:34:25 AM
I will TK.  Indeed I will post that link.  In my own good time.

Rosie Pose

When you find it. I laugh at you, wasting your time bent over a hot computer, looking at all my videos and forum posts so that you can distort, misinterpret, and lie about them.

You accuse and then can't back it up. I SHOW the truth of the things I say about YOU and your lies. Every thing I say has been backed up with external evidence, simple demonstrations, and references to YOUR OWN WORDs for a lot of it, like your FG current fiasco that you are now trying to squirm out of.

My dear TinselKoala

Quote from: TinselKoala on April 29, 2012, 09:10:02 PM
YOU are the one bloviating and again making distortions, lies, and insults. YOU are the one trying with all your might to get this thread closed because your ego is threatened by what you are reading here.

The last thing on this earth that I want is that this thread is closed.  Which is precisely why I leave the insults - the bloviating - the gibberish - to yourselves.  I only defend my good name and my work.  God forbid I transgress this - or I'll be banned for 'breach of forum guidelines'.  For some reason you, picowatt, FTC and MileHigh are exempt from those guideline requirements.  Our work is greatly advantaged by your combined contributions.

Rosie Posie