This is your key problem. There is no charge propagation in this context.
Thought experiment 2, A signal generator has two terminals i.e. it completes a circuit. When, for instance, it outputs a 100ns pulse current goes out the output and exactly the same current returns through the common for 100ns. There IS NO CHARGE transfered to the system.
I suppose this could all be a put on, good for you.
And apparently measuring them without a bias voltage. Were the cap measurements Scott mentioned of tantalum caps measured without any bias voltage? Who on earth would use an non-biased polar cap for passing audio?
Again, my point was that it was rather disingenuous of you to do such a thing in response to his post.
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As incredulous as it seems, it appears that a lot of companies still do this. A polar coupling cap between opamps, for example.... no bias on them. I have schematic of a new product ( selling for about $800-1000 USD) of well known name that does this.
-RM
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A lot better. However, there are some pretty good bi-polars now. I have good results with Panasonic brand for their polar electro and bipolar. Available from Digi-Key.
-RNM
Gotta love the "Engrish."
- To relieve the music's vibration energy.
- To decrease the peak feeling sound at high compass and rough quality sound at middle compass.
- To increase massive sound at low compass.
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I have found Silmics from 5 years ago to sound pleasant.
Anything different about the new ones ?.
Dan.
But Scott,
All those electric guitars playing through tube powered amps with Marshall stacks are very soothing to the soul!
Nothing like watching Jimi walk up to his wall of Marshallls and turning them all up to 11.
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