Joule Thief 101

[Johan_1955]

Perhaps,like your EE friends,they are not interested in getting involved in yet another argument between myself and you MH. Why have not the EE guy's here,not yet jumped on me,and said that i answered your question wrong?.
Brad

Simple: Tinman is not needing help, he manage on his one perfect, because a free critical thinking connected soul, with a better karma connected queer than he is self realising, thats real beauty without a arrogant teachers ego, and free sharing!

We did see here EE-fan's pass, some also blind from: Prince: Not seeing all the frame's from a self presented movie?, his ego guitar solo?, or with his FACE on chicken?, out compensating walking to fast away?, ask if you need again the pic's!

But check what he did do, with and between: SheilaE and Candy Dulfer, PurpleRain singing loud, but not understanding, blind slave from WTC/JH, Brooklyn or like EE?

String puppets NO thanks: Real nice for mine / other kids looking here?!

Regards, Johan

Churchill: Journalist without ................ , is simple a Escaped-Prisoner, with a bigmouth so lets make him leader, has the perfect credentials for selecting him as a PrimeMinister in UK, as Thatcher & FalkLands.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2094822/Photo-Winston-Churchill-horseback-daring-Boer-War-prison-camp-escape-auction.html

[tinman]

The internet is a wonderful thing MH,it truly is amazing what you can find out there.

I was looking back on some old threads at OUR,and have found some very good topics related to your question.

I see you asked such a question before
Quote MH: you connect the ideal inductor across the ideal power supply that is supplying 10 volts, so the question is what happens?

Poynt replied -Quote: The current and field continue to grow larger and larger (linearly) for ever and ever, until the 10V supply is turned off.

ION replied-Quote: The current in the inductor would approach infinity.
There would be no saturation or ohmic loss because it is an ideal inductor.
The magnetic field would also go towards infinity
The ideal power supply would have no problem delivering infinite current as it also is ideal.
Anyone guess what x is after one time constant? After one second?

Now here is your outstanding reply to ION--this is a kicker
MHs reply-Quote: There is no time constant because it's a "trick" question!

Now aint that a hoot.
Here you are today,trying to post answers to your own question that you have previously claimed to be a trick question

And to think of all the times you have called EMJ and Wattsup out on your question,and the posts you have made stating that i dont know what im talking about,how stupid i am,how much i need to go and learn basics,when all along,you yourself have no idea what the answer to your !!trick!! question is.

I can provide the link to that thread -if you so wish MH,so as you can review it for your self.
But wait-there's more

So my question to you-
In your question,you state that there is an ideal voltage of 4 volts across the ideal coil for 3 second's,and being that the voltage is ideal,and has a given value of 4 volts,that means that the supplied voltage is 4 volts DC,as an ideal voltage dose not change in value.
Q1-So can there be a voltage across an ideal coil/inductor when a DC current is flowing through that ideal coil/inductor?

As it is obvious that none of the EE guys here are going to say whether your right or wrong,or im right or wrong,lets debate this question of yours together,and come to the correct answer--and try to leave the bad language and profanities out of it MH.

My answer for Q1 is-no,there cannot be a voltage across an ideal coil/inductor when there is a DC current flowing through it.
What is your answer MH?


Brad

[tinman]

I have a better idea MH.
I will make up a thread devoted to getting the correct answer to your question,so as not to take up space on this thread,as it is an unrelated topic.

See you there soon-MH's ideal coil and voltage question.


Brad

[Johan_1955]

As an American,it may be hard to see,due to loving your country--blind is love some times.
Brad

For that reason the Pic, from the UK ass with Rosa glasses, and most sad: His blind followers creating the real extended problem over Years, thousand of young kids involved! Funny, after that, I did get some private e-mail: With thanks!

Seems, Nicky/DottyDot is not so ............. !

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Proven US, when they don't understand Series-Resonance-Tuning, they simply create there own invented so called true / formula:

"There's no Substitute for Cubic Inches"

And so World and CO2 all egaal!!!!!!!!!!!

Again, proven proud on filling a: 2-Stroke Oily mix in a 4-Stroke!?!?

Better IS, Goegle: 6-Stroke, or place a Steam-Engine direct behind a 3- or 4-stroke, that is here working and over ~62% eff., did invite 10 EE-people from here, for TD and EE but nothing, silencio, small CHICKENs!!

Now ~10 years member, see them come, and fade .................

Still waiting for the very loud announced: "Proto-Raggea", 8 years ago, so a no hands dreaming teacher, he could be a journalist, shouting: Je SUIS, but NOT for every!

Sad, they should understand, why a Serpent could not get Legs in al those years of there own promoted: Adjusting Evolution!?

Regards, Johan

[Johan_1955]

The internet is a wonderful thing MH,it truly is amazing what you can find out there.

I was looking back on some old threads at OUR,and have found some very good topics related to your question.

I see you asked such a question before
Quote MH: you connect the ideal inductor across the ideal power supply that is supplying 10 volts, so the question is what happens?

Poynt replied -Quote: The current and field continue to grow larger and larger (linearly) for ever and ever, until the 10V supply is turned off.

ION replied-Quote: The current in the inductor would approach infinity.
There would be no saturation or ohmic loss because it is an ideal inductor.
The magnetic field would also go towards infinity
The ideal power supply would have no problem delivering infinite current as it also is ideal.
Anyone guess what x is after one time constant? After one second?

Now here is your outstanding reply to ION--this is a kicker
MHs reply-Quote: There is no time constant because it's a "trick" question!

Brad

Elizabeth, I'm coming, my hart ;-))

You Aussie :-)), you should warn the more sensible people here, before you post rock solid PROOF like this, there are people here without a programmed Alu-Cap!

Slowly we understand: The Royals of UnitedKingdom, did deport the best and most creative artists to ............. , 6-stroke! ;-))

Regards, Johan