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On 1 Dec, 13:44, Owen Duffy wrote:
"AI4QJ" wrote : Hi Owen, First of all I said in the post that I was using EE101. Skin effect is somewhere in EE201; it is not generally considered necessary to consider RF skin effect when explaining fundamental principles. After Tom reported the measured Q of the coil... you didn't need to calculate R from first principles. you brought it up I merely went on to illustrate that no matter what worse case skin effect you could resonably think of, the phase angle No, you guessed could it be twice, quadruple. A Max Smart approach, "would you believe... ". Tom's measurements suggest over ten times. Sure, even at ten times, it doesn't affect your result, but it does speak to the rigour of your analysis. will still be essentiall 90 degrees for all practical purposes. When talking about the COIL (not a mobile antenna system at 4MHz), it was important for the sake of discussion to be talking about 90 degrees because a true amateur antenna will be not be so perfect. The discussion at hand was W8JI's coil, not an antenna. At the end of the day, it appears to me you are working up the relationship between the phase of the current through the coil with voltage across the coil, and you seem to regard the phase of the current to be uniform at all points in the coil. If I understood Tom's article correctly (and it too is short on detail), he is comparing the phase of the current at one end of the coil with the phase of the current at the other end of the coil. You are not on the same page! But, as I said, the rigour isn't there for what is being touted as just a maths problem. Agreed, it is not an unfamiliar technique to make reasonable assumptions when illustrating a point. Thank you for the opportunity to confirm my assumptions valid in this case. No, I did not confirm anything. Now that you force the issue, I disagree with most of what you said in the posting to which I responded. Owen Cecil, Nobody here is willing to say they were wrong. It is not education that they demand, just a place on the net where they can complain. If collectively they debated point by point and resolving as they move along things could be solved. But that is not on the agenda or addresses their needs. All just want to be on the majority side if a poll is taken for security. Art |
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On Sat, 1 Dec 2007 17:15:05 -0800 (PST), art
wrote: All just want to be on the majority side if a poll is taken for security. What could be more revered than a minority of three on Calvary? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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art wrote:
Cecil, Nobody here is willing to say they were wrong. Art, nothing in this posting was written by me. And I, for one, admitted that "power waves" is a wrong concept about ten years ago. No ethical person would post an assertion that I still believe in such. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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