Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on June 26, 2012, 01:34:27 AM
Thus far I've seen NOTHING (snip)
Rosie Pose

That's because you CAN'T see anything, evidently. You don't even read the words, you just look at shapes, and you claim that you don't watch my videos at all. No wonder you are always so wrong about what people say or what's been demonstrated or explained.

You don't watch or understand my video proofs, yet you somehow feel qualified to comment on them.

Or you simply brush them under the carpet of your bloviation, like you've done to the Function Generator PASSING CURRENT FROM "GROUND TO PROBE" video, which directly refutes a major, critical claim of yours.

Actually, there should be a 50ohm resistor shown on the circuit, across the connections where the sig gen is connected. Just so the circuit is better understood and more accurate.  ;]

Mags

Quote from: Magluvin on June 26, 2012, 02:44:44 AM
Actually, there should be a 50ohm resistor shown on the circuit, across the connections where the sig gen is connected. Just so the circuit is better understood and more accurate.  ;]

Mags

Mags,

A 50 ohm "in series" with the indicated signal source output would be more accurate.  But, as the FG model is specified (or was it?), it would be implied.  Because the 50 ohm is critical with regard to setting Q2 bias current, it's output impedance should have been mentioned while discussing the Q2 bias current that flows thru the FG.  It would have been quite useful for replicators to know what the bias current was for each of the tests.

But then, it would as well have been nice if Q1 was functioning or connected as per the schematic.

I believe there is a Wiki on recharging alkaline primary batteries.

PW



 

Quote from: picowatt on June 26, 2012, 02:57:32 AM
Mags,

A 50 ohm "in series" with the indicated signal source output would be more accurate.  But, as the FG model is specified (or was it?), it would be implied.  But as the 50 ohm is critical with regard to setting Q2 bias current, it's output impedance should have been mentioned while discussing the Q2 bias current that flows thru the FG.  It would have been quite useful for replicators to know what the bias current was for each of the tests.

But then, it would as well have been nice if Q1 was functioning or connected as per the schematic.

I believe there is a Wiki on recharging alkaline primary batteries.

PW

Hey Pico

Well, if the resistor is in series with the gen, then the gen has not 50 from sig lead to gnd. It is just an accurate way to show the circuit. In a way, the resistor should be taken into account when the circuit is designed, if the signal gen is to be a part of the circuit.
All we see is signal gen. With the resistor shown as part of the circuit, as it is part of the circuit, the interpretation of what is really going on is a bit easier to comprehend. 

lol off to sleep with me.

Mags

Or like this. Its the same thing. ;]

Mags