axers

modified 12 years ago

It is doesnt work. Why

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07:11:53

published 12 years ago

axers

12 years ago

It is doesn't work. Why?

bobadila

12 years ago

Falto conectar tierra, yo lo conecte y funciono.

kehu

12 years ago

Connect a ground to the negative pole.

dannolol

12 years ago

Well.. What is it supposed to do?

reybog

12 years ago

Conect a ground and AC current and it should work

axers

12 years ago

Http://en.wikipedia.org/RLC_circuit this is the simplest DC (!!) RLC circuit

axers

12 years ago

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RLC_circuit

rahul8

12 years ago

As said by reyborg...ac source n ground...it should work

Lars

12 years ago

It won't do anything. Lars.

axers

12 years ago

2 rahul8 done. But it is still doesnt work.

nate203

12 years ago

your ac source needs a waveform under settings

pip

12 years ago

No drive to base of transistor. At power on transistor is off so no charge on capacitor so no pulse through transformer so no drive to transistor so no charge on capacitor and so on and so on. But it still won't work even if it has drive as it's configured wrong.

dallask84

12 years ago

Cause you're not using an AC source.

axers

12 years ago

2 pip. Yah. Really? Look at the map now. I changed the speed of view and capacitor.

axers

12 years ago

2 dallask84 this scheme is used in the elementary adapter DC to (!!) AC

pip

12 years ago

Just as dallasky84 says you need ripple on the dc supply ie ac. Hence the relatively small caps on the rectifier in smp's you have nothing more than noise in Your circuit at 600 pa.

jsombekke

12 years ago

clear the line between the left and right side of the transformer. it give you a more clear ac without noise but with 600pA

jsombekke

12 years ago

and people always put in a on/off switch

Commodore64

12 years ago

If you shake your phone to inject noise, the circuit starts to oscillate.

Karlberg

12 years ago

Also turn the clock up. I saw clear oscillations at 147Hz at 100ms/s

TheeAldeen

12 years ago

Why the Hell do I not have access to a Clock.in my.Prog!! ,*my EC is up to date -

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