What is this going on

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03:21:40

Please tell anyone

published 10 years ago

hurz

10 years ago

Nothing really interesting is going on here.

Victor805

10 years ago

Maybe the lightbulb changes resistance when it's burning and creates an oscillator in conjunction with the coil.

trescott2000

10 years ago

The oscillations seen are an artefact of the simulator. The graph auto scales to any changes. Note the scale of the graph is 1V to 1V. The ringing pattern maybe due to rounding error and the iterative process used to simulate continuous time. It's basically simulator noise.

giomix

10 years ago

Math "noise" of simulator perhaps?

giomix

10 years ago

Setting lamp to 1 V perhaps is better.

jorteron

10 years ago

The voltage is double the lamp voltage requirement. induction is charging itself, which limit the voltage to below 1V, then discharging again. in practical, the lamp will blow and circuit stop working.

Problemsolver

10 years ago

Increase lamp voltage

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