Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[stivep]

later on I will probably delete  these pictures  from here as I will need the audience to concentrate on
builders board topic. So for whom it is important  make copy of it now.
Wesley

[stivep]

For Stefan in response to  PM.
I don't know  if material submitted  by you is
permissible for publishing so  here is my quick answer .
I didn't have time to  view it fully.
IT IS A HOLIDAY  TIME TODAY - Independence Day 4th of July in USA.
Tomorrow starts my #2 lab day work so I'm preoccupied.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK73vjfqPig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubZuSZYVBng
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/649427/multipoint-impedance-matching-to-rf-plasma
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science 20plasma%20is%20ignited%
Wesley

[onepower]

stivep
I think the 2 ohm resistance of the plasma gap is misleading and more an artifact relating to how we measure things.

How do we measure resistance?. Ohms law states R=V/I thus if the electron current radiated free electrons from the plasma gap
and we know it does then a decreasing electron current would appear as an increase in R.
So what were probably measuring as resistance is in fact an energy loss due to the radiation of energy/charges within the gap.

It's problematic because most falsely assume most systems are closed and the only loss relates to heat (atoms jiggling)
not the radiation of charged particles. That is particles which carry a charge with them constituting a current radiating
perpendicular to the primary path of conductance.

Here we need to focus on the primary cause of any given effect not artifacts like lump sum/averages after the fact.
In fact I don't measure voltage or resistance per say in most of my HV experiments because it's misleading.
I measure the electric field strength or potential with an electrometer at multiple points and use the actual
difference in potential to determine a loss or gain. What is voltage?, it's a difference in potential, but why,
when and where did the actual difference evolve?.

It begs the question, what is it you presume your measuring versus what is actually happening within the circuit?.
If energy and charged particles leave the circuit proper how would this effect our measurements?.
It's not as simple as many suppose in my opinion.

AC

[Sergh]

A variety of zeolites in Tbilisi, the city where Kapanadze lived:
https://iznedr-ru.translate.goog/books/item/f00/s00/z0000000/st002.shtml?_x_tr_sch=http&_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en

[stivep]

stivep
I think the 2 ohm resistance of the plasma gap is misleading and more an artifact relating to how we measure things.

I included link and you didn't review the link . Here is a quote:

The original design of impedance transformer based on the assumption that the plasma equivalent resistance is about 1 ohm,
while it was measured to be 2 ohm. The measuring method is described in Section 3.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii
You may  also  look at other links
Wesley