Non-coherent access to hidden precession forces

[bistander]

Nicely worded reply Smudge. I like it. Can you direct me (or us) to additional information concerning magnetic inductance & capacitance? Nothing turns up on Google. Perhaps I'm not using a proper subject name.

Serious regards,
bi

[EMJunkie]

Smudge, I do not, in anyway, mean to be rude!

I explain things the way I understand, I do it in a way, I think all readers can understand. I am deliberately blunt, to try to avoid confusion!

Beyond that, if you have taken my post the wrong way, and do not understand my methods and approaches, then I offer no apology, my methods work as results can be seen!

Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

[Smudge]

Nicely worded reply Smudge. I like it. Can you direct me (or us) to additional information concerning magnetic inductance & capacitance? Nothing turns up on Google. Perhaps I'm not using a proper subject name.

Serious regards,
bi

I tried posting a link to my post in OUR but it didn't work, so here is the post and the document I produced 14 years ago.  I am surprised that even now this treatment of the magnetic circuit is not widely known or used.

The classical transformer model uses an impossible "theoretical" transformer at its heart.  This "perfect" transformer has the magical property of transforming voltage according to the turns ratio and transforming current according to the reciprocal of the turns ratio, all without any magnetic field at all.  Around this imaginary beast we then add other components to take account of the real need for a magnetic field, any field leakage that might exist, hysteresis loss in the core, resistive losses  in the windings and so on.  IMO this approach completely hides what actually goes on inside the real transformer, and when you delve into unusual uses such as adding a permanent magnet you are completely lost.  It is instructive to use a different model that looks at the transformer from the magnetic domain perspective, and solves in that domain.  The attached paper deals with this approach.  Enjoy.

Smudge