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Del Cecchi wrote:
"Vito" wrote Yes but Meindert old bean, if electrons didn't have inertia resonant circuits wouldn't resonate. Is this a feeble attempt at humor, or are you an idiot? Neither one. Do you doubt that electrons have mass and therefore inertia? If they did not, then current would stop at once when the coil unsaturated. But it does not. The little buggers keep going til they've charged the capacitor (parasitic in this case but still real). Then (Bugle sounds retreat) they head the other way re energizing the coil ..... etc. .... creating a damped AC wave. Sometimes hard to tell on the net. Yes indeed. |
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