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Re: power....Re: Tesla Receiver Coil ..........success?
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- Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 21:59:29 -0600
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Original poster: <davep@xxxxxxxx>
>> _power_ determination, in ac circuits, requirwa
>> wattmeter, or similar, capable fo handling the
>> waveforms/frequncies involved. Ammeter indications
>> tell little...
> What is the procedure for determining the RF power input to an SSTC
> operating from a pure DC power supply?
Complicated.
8)>>
> Can this be done using a calibrated RF current probe and oscilloscope
> plus an electronic voltmeter?
Not riogorously, not, in my view, even approximately:
V*I does not work with AC....
Especially with complex wave forms, tho I'd think SSTC
waveforms are less complex than others.
A digitizing scope is one (the only?) thing that comes to
mind...
RF input, while interesting, ignores the losses in getting
from DC, or power line AC, to 'rf'.
best
dwp