3) Why didnt Dave step up to the plate and tell me he is a SUT manufacturer, maybe he thinks we all know this? Well, as you can see I didnt.
I didn't know it was expected. Many forums frown upon manufacturers hawking their wares so I simply used my company name as my moniker. If anyone here thinks me not disclosing my industry nature was inappropriate, I apologize since the last thing I want to appear as is a "sock puppet". The idea that I wind transformers has nothing to do with my perceived technical inaccuracies in your posts which is the only thing I have responded to. If you want to go back point by point to clear up any possible misunderstandings I may have had, I'll gladly have that discussion. I specifically asked you to properly quote me since many of your comments attributed to me are improper interpretations of my intent.
enough of that, now onto the meat of your post.
- Can a cart be generating more current when it operates into a lower impedance.
Absolutely, it is a simple oms law thing from the first order perspective. This isn't even worth discussion and hasn't ever been something I have disagreed with.
- Dave (our SUT Man) vehemently defends, that by the First principle of Thermodynamics that is in NOT POSSIBLE, and that therefore the term current mode (not my own as I also stated before) is NONSENSE to put it simple.
I simply used the first law of thermodynamics to state that a SUT cannot increase both voltage and current at the same time since that would increase power. Of course an increase of voltage into a fixed load will increase current but I did not interpret your writings as saying such. If I misunderstood your intent the proper response would have been to discuss the topic on point with proper quoting so we could clear up the misunderstanding.
He maintains a cart has a fixed Voltage AND a fixed Current.
I have not suggested this. With both fixed voltage and current, there could be no AC (music).
The only thing I have taken issue with is your insistence that a SUT is required to make a Cartridge operate in "current mode". If you carefully read back through every post I have made in this topic, I hope that will be clear. If it isn't clear, tell me and I'll try to be more lucid in the future.
dave
