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Steve Nosko wrotew:
"3) #1 with 50% chopper, [ILavg =0.5 ma... PL = 0.5 mW]" At 1/2-scale, the current is 0.0005 amp. P = 0.0005 squared x 1000 = 0.00025 watt. As the meter reads the same, with the chopper or resistor, the series drop from a series resistor in place of the chopper is the same. The load resistance inside the meter is the same. Therefore, the power in both cases is identical. Lossy resistance or lossless resistance produce the same effect in the load. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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