Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on April 30, 2012, 02:43:40 AM
TK
We are most certainly on the same side of this argument.  I AGREE.  ABSOLUTELY.  The function generator is NOT a source of current flow in our circuit.  WHY do you keep plugging this?

Rosie posing

WHAAT?

THE FUNCTION GENERATOR  IS most certainly  A SOURCE OF CURRENT IN YOUR CIRCUIT.

WE DO NOT AGREE on this.  What is the matter with you? Can you not read or understand simple sentences any more?

AND YET ANOTHER PAGE WASTED on Ainslie's idiocy, covering up yet another set of issues demonstrating her ignorance and mendacity. Thank you very much.

Quote from: TinselKoala on April 30, 2012, 02:38:34 AM
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.

I assure you TinselKoala - that I have NEVER DEVIATED from this statement that the function generator does not pass current to the circuit.  You - on the contrary - both require and attempt to show that it does.

Rosie poser

And I have done so many times, and if you would only check you will find that yours does too.

What is the IsoTech GFG324? Where is there any information on this function generator?

Quote from: TinselKoala on April 30, 2012, 02:45:40 AM
WHAAT?

THE FUNCTION GENERATOR  IS most certainly  A SOURCE OF CURRENT IN YOUR CIRCUIT.

So you keep saying.  The function generator is not the source of current in our circuit.  It can only apply a voltage at the Gate of Q1 or Q2.  That applied VOLTAGE enables the flow of current from the battery supply source.  It applies a signal.  It does not apply a flow of current.  A current typically returns to its source.  Or it cannot flow.  The source of the function generator's current flow is from the plug.  It goes back to the plug.  The source of the circuit's current flow is from its battery supply source.  It goes back to the battery supply source.  The current from that supply source cannot REACH the function generator's probe - or its terminal.  EVER.  You are arguing that the current from the supply battery runs through the function generator probes to reach the source rail of the battery supply.  I am saying that this is NOT the case.  In fact, I'm saying that it's impossible.  However, either you or right or I'm right.  The evidence is in whether or not that waveform then resolves itself as a positive wave.  Because, if the Gate of Q2 were able to pass current through the function generator probes - then the resulting voltage across the Current Sensing Resistor - would be REMAIN positive.  Therefore the evident voltage across the CSR would be greater than zero and there would then be no oscillation.  There is an oscillation.  therefore the current flow from the battery supply source has not been enabled.

Again,
Rosie Pose