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In Reply to: RE: But since audio signals are AC . . . posted by Tre' on July 1, 2015 at 08:08:56:
here's an hydraulic analogy. One a load is attached current flows one direction since it is doing work and requires an energy loss. If everything was still AC, no work would be done.
In top cylinder the piston creates both an AC voltage and current.
In the bottom cylinder, once the cylinder is tapped, current is actually flowing out in the direction of the valve. It can not suck the current back or the net flow will be zero and there would be no energy transfer
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- a hydraulic analogy - unclestu 22:17:48 07/05/15 (8)
- RE: a hydraulic analogy - Tre' 14:31:21 07/09/15 (7)
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- RE: Point taken, however - Tre' 19:25:02 07/09/15 (5)
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- RE: , however - Palustris 08:30:38 07/10/15 (0)
- RE: , however - Tre' 08:00:53 07/10/15 (2)
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