At 06:59 AM 6/28/04, you wrote:
The confusion lies in the fact that he is measuring across the transistor
and that's why his values are not coming out as you might expect.
Interesting indeed.
That was the very first question I asked.
>>>> Are you talking about the load voltage or the power source voltage?
If you or him would have answered that, it would have saved me the
headache. <grin>
Still, I did not take the evil aspirin.
There must be another path for current flow. If the only component in
the series circuit is the load
( CS mass ) and the transistor, we still have the same dilemma. If
there are other paths, then Ode would not be concerned, and would have not
made the statement about the violation of ohms law.
Wayne
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