Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This quick video will be replaced by another one this weekend, but I can imagine I'm not the only one who is curious why we measure more current with amp meter. The reason is not amplitude difference, but duration difference. I didn't see this one comming to be honest.
I compare it with the input being a panic attack of on/off/on... while the negative is asking what all the fuss is all about and gently goes to zero.
Comments made to this video will be copied to the video of this weekend and then this one will be deleted. When making this video I realized that it was better to change the pulse width so that by every voltage where I compare, the sam amount of current is supplied to the motor.
This quick video will be replaced by another one this weekend, but I can imagine I'm not the only one who is curious why we measure more current with amp meter. The reason is not amplitude difference, but duration difference. I didn't see this one comming to be honest.
I compare it with the input being a panic attack of on/off/on... while the negative is asking what all the fuss is all about and gently goes to zero.
Comments made to this video will be copied to the video of this weekend and then this one will be deleted. When making this video I realized that it was better to change the pulse width so that by every voltage where I compare, the sam amount of current is supplied to the motor.










