modified 7 years ago

Slight bug

01:11:08

I may have broke this app

published 7 years ago

hurz

7 years ago

Whats the problem?

kastenada

7 years ago

The voltage oscillates quite erradically when fully charged

jason9

7 years ago

That’s just EC’s (EveryCircuit’s) way of injecting noise into the simulation.

hurz

7 years ago

@kastenada, how much voltage is it?

kastenada

7 years ago

Tis 12v

hurz

7 years ago

The capacitor is charged to 12V, but how much is the ripple on it. Tipp, remove the 12V with the help of an additional dc 12V source

mineswiss

7 years ago

thats just noise.... its so tiny it oscillates between 12v and 12v. insert another voltmeter and short the two ports. then you have an actual 0 and you can see how tiny the ripple is.

hurz

7 years ago

My idea is the following, the cap is charged to 12V +- around this voltage we see some zick zack effects we cant quantify, cuz the y axis is to coarse is resolution 0.1V steps. So lets bring the voltage down to zero volt but keep the zick zack as is. Check this http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5576472407572480

hurz

7 years ago

@kastenada, how much can you follow? Are you still there?

hurz

7 years ago

Headline WOW, but then NOTHING!

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