Impedance Matching

[@BrentLeVasseur]

Actually there is such a thing as negative resistances, and it was proven in the lab back in the 1930s by a Gabriel Kron at GE and with Stamford University who made a network analyzer device for the US Navy that had negative resistance and was essentially self powered from the vacuum. It powered itself even when turned ‘off’ by creating a negative resistance that pulled energy from the vacuum. He was a famous physicist/electrical engineer at the time. And his invention was suppressed.

[@janruman5986]

simple yet rigorous, nice video

[@mr.hibster9603]

Good stuff mate!

[@jacobvandijk6525]

NEXT, TELL YOUR VIEWERS THAT MAXIMUM POWER IS NOT EQUAL TO MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY.

[@SHONSL]

2:34 Bless you!

[@sayyidsahal4533]

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[@redcamel2996]

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[@SHONSL]

​@@redcamel2996 It's is a common English expression generally used to wish a person blessings in various situations, especially to "will the good of another person", as a response to a sneeze, and also, when parting or writing a valediction.

[@redcamel2996]

@@SHONSL I know, I was just creating Chain. Why didnt you answer that dude before me?

[@SHONSL]

​@@redcamel2996Not sure if I understand your words, but if you're asking why I didn't answer the person before you, it was because I simply didn't see their comment.

[@enginstud8852]

Good explanations

[@baddoggie101]

The ratio of the number of people that understand a subject to those who can teach that subject is a very small number. Sorry, can't read your scribblings.

[@toluwalogoalase2078]

you are clearly lacking in fundamentals if you don't understand this.

[@baddoggie101]

@@toluwalogoalase2078 I understand the matter, I just can't read the scribblings. He chooses to scribble rather than to make it clear.

[@herobrine1847]

You can clearly read his writing with his audio as context.

[@jacobvandijk6525]

If he was really interested in teaching this stuff, he would write more clear, yes. He knows about power-transmission, but less about information-transmission.