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today i have connected a 10 ohm resistor instead of short circuit like this:
then the result:
i think everything is fine
according to my calculations the current must be 0.35 A for this situation (10/2=5, 5/10=0.5, 0.5/(2)^0.5=0.35 A)
there is 0.24 A, i think 0.11 A mistake is due to solder...
thanks a lot, but i do not have enough time for this certainly. i wonder only:
can you say me if i use solder tracks instead of the cables would be better?
so interesting.
my short circuited load was like this (two thin cable which have roughly 30 cm length)
then i replaced my short circuit like this (i disabled the cables)
then the result:
there is current that was searched by me for weeks!
the question is that: can two parallel cables were...
Also same stuff is occuring in very wide frequency range (from 80 kHz to 400 kHz)
it seems like there is a very high inductance but there is not anything like this. very interesting.
this is a video about load voltage(source of half bridge is off = 0 for this situation but sources of sg3525 and ir2110 is on)
i am changing the frequency of the sg3525 and load voltage's frequency is changing also. this is interesting.
i think the voltage of the load must be zero for this...
i could not understand what do you want
second video shows voltage waveform of the load (between its ends)
load is a rheostat in this situation. for 3A its resistance value must be adjusted to very low values.
there is another point:
when resistance value is extremely low then if i increase the...
i really wonder the reason, if there is an open circuit how can voltage waveforms become true or how can 3A current flow with short circuit?
i can not imagine anything this is an unusual problem
i checked many place by a multimeter against open circuit (by measuring resistance)
they looked...
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