>
>Folks, please note that we have had serious e-mail screw ups here this week,
>and it is probable that e-mails to me have bounced, and that sent e-mails
>have disappeared without making it to the outside world. If I haven't
>answered anything, please try again.
>
>
>Rich asks;
>
> >? Would this sort of resonance be likely to register on a
>dipmeter?
>
>Definite maybe. It would depend on the network, and to which element you
>coupled the dip meter. Bear in mind that the dip meter does not find
>resonance, only the frequency of maximum absorption of the element to which
>it is coupled, which is not the necessarily the network 'resonant frequency'
>by the previously stated strict mathematical definition.
>
>>>>? There is more than one way to figure Q.
>>>
>>>Evidently - like to tell us your definition?
>>>
>>? I don't have one.
>
>Logically, that statement falls apart. If you don't have a definition for Q,
>how do you know that there is more than one way to define Q?
>
? The Eimac definition of R/XC1 is one. The other definition of Q is a
lot more complicated and gives a different result. I use Eimac Q. I am
lazy.
>Q is defined as Energy stored/Energy lost. As reactive components by
>definition store energy and don't dissipate it, Reactance/resistance is the
>same thing as Q - or, if you like , Xs/Rs =Q or Rp/Xp =Q.
>
>>? Do we agree that an L-network is never resonant?
>
>No.
? When an L-network is resonant, it is a dead short, Peter.
> Further, you have not yet given a rigorous definition of resonance
>capable of being modelled mathematically.
? equal and opposite reactance - - which does not mysteriously disappear
whenever a dipmeter is brought near.
> Under those circumstances, you
>can't apply any formulae, or talk about any approximations. Any talk of GDOs
>is pure green fingered approximation work, unworthy of offer to a serious
>debate on the applicability and accuracy of published equations.
>
? The advantage of the dipmeter is that it obviates prestidigitations.
- cheers, Peter.
Rich...
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