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01:00:46 <blastsnoop104892acb> I've a PFC question. Is MPPT always when reactive power / phase angle is zero?
01:02:30 <blastsnoop104892acb> Consider you have Inductive AC -> Bridge -> PFC Buck/Boost -> Buck -> Battery
01:03:41 <blastsnoop104892acb> The Buck sets a load but it itself is inductive so doesn't it become pointless?
01:04:46 <blastsnoop104892acb> So you end up with the PFC setting the load which is based only on the phase angle being zero.
01:09:36 <arch> hmm...these words... i know some of them
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01:10:27 <blastsnoop104892acb> Ah the man himself has arrived :)
01:11:06 <blastsnoop104892acb> <blastsnoop104892acb> I've a PFC question. Is MPPT always when reactive power / phase angle is zero?
01:11:07 <blastsnoop104892acb> <blastsnoop104892acb> Consider you have Inductive AC -> Bridge -> PFC Buck/Boost -> Buck -> Battery
01:11:07 <blastsnoop104892acb> <blastsnoop104892acb> The Buck sets a load but it itself is inductive so doesn't it become pointless?
01:11:07 <blastsnoop104892acb> <blastsnoop104892acb> So you end up with the PFC setting the load which is based only on the phase angle being zero.
01:14:15 <Kuschelpony> hello back
01:14:32 <Kuschelpony> and dont consider me as man, im electronican :)
01:14:53 <Ysjoelfir> See? Told you that the Schmusepferdchen will be back later :D
01:15:04 * Ysjoelfir kuschels pony
01:15:23 <blastsnoop104892acb> in practical terms buck/boost controllers don't exist much, they're all boost. If the PFC boost maintains the angle based on the load then the buck wouldn't need to do anything but set a suitable fixed duty which for CCM could easily be calculated
01:16:00 <Kuschelpony> yes, "PFC" itself usually means that the input current is in phase and linear proportional to the voltage, so the load appears as pure resistance
01:16:39 <blastsnoop104892acb> Hello and welcome back. I'm toying with something else over your yesterday idea which I don't understand as of yet
01:17:18 <Kuschelpony> but a PFC could also be made to "watch" an external impedance in a way that the sum of the PFC itself and the expernal impadeance has zero distortion
01:17:25 <Kuschelpony> yes just ask
01:17:47 <blastsnoop104892acb> Yeah, but if there's not enough load then the PFC can't work right? So the buck doesn't need to vary its duty to seek mppt, that is done by the PFC boost as it seeks phaseless transfer
01:20:36 <blastsnoop104892acb> With passive PFC (capacitors before rectification) the mppt is by varying the buck duty, same as with solar panels (preturn and observe)
01:20:41 <Kuschelpony> in that simple way yes, but think like the PFC is not simply a boost but bidirectional, means it can not only pump up the (lower voltage) AC input into the DC capacitors but also buck the DC capacitor voltage and modulate it to make lower voltageAC
01:22:23 <blastsnoop104892acb> but not if its after the diodes? This was a previous confusion point because PFC is displacement and distortion, two different things.
01:23:07 <blastsnoop104892acb> But from what the web things, displacement (phase angle) is possible to counteract post rectification
01:23:15 <blastsnoop104892acb> thinks
01:23:25 <Kuschelpony> hmmm, think about a generalized PFC with full controlled H-bridge, not the simplified version with passive diode bridge
01:24:38 <Kuschelpony> passive diode rectification does not create phase shift at all, and not distortion on its own, the distortion happens from connecting the diode bridge to a bulk capacitor that gets recharged only in spikes
01:26:09 <blastsnoop104892acb> yep, that's distortion based PFC
01:26:47 <blastsnoop104892acb> but does having a PFC after the bridge still correct for displacement? According to UCC28180D it does
01:26:48 <blastsnoop104892acb> https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/UCC28180
01:27:45 <blastsnoop104892acb> well, maybe not
01:28:23 <blastsnoop104892acb> PFC is two different things and that's not well understood
01:32:18 <Kuschelpony> a bridge rectifier does not create displacement power factor and behind it its not possible to compensate for displacement power factor of other branches
01:32:55 <Kuschelpony> this needs a full bridge stage that is able to feed back current
01:33:48 <blastsnoop104892acb> "No AC Line Sensing Needed: Unlike older controllers, it relies on an innovative average current-mode control scheme. By sensing only the output voltage and the inductor current, it infers the input voltage waveform"
01:35:23 <Kuschelpony> yes i am currently reading this, clever but not very much of an innovation, just making a high-voltage resistor unnecesary
01:36:31 <blastsnoop104892acb> but... is it doing the job of correcting displacement?
01:36:56 <Kuschelpony> no
01:37:44 <Kuschelpony> its assumed that a device using this chip hasnothing that creates significant displacement
01:38:17 <blastsnoop104892acb> That's what I think as well, because after rectification there is no phase so there's nothing to correct
01:38:57 <blastsnoop104892acb> Probably because they're all made for AC, which is already displaced corrected by capacitor banks
01:39:14 <Kuschelpony> yes
01:39:36 <blastsnoop104892acb> Good, it took me a long time to understand that. I'm glad it's correct
01:40:23 <blastsnoop104892acb> If only the web was more particular in calling it PFC for Distortion...
01:41:57 <blastsnoop104892acb> So back to your idea from yesterday then. I best get some coffee...
01:42:10 <Kuschelpony> first of all, the situation whats called"power factor" is really messy and might need more than one or two decades until people use the proper definitions (if ever)
01:43:34 <Kuschelpony> and second, its simply assumed that PFC componebnts for power supplies correct for distortion power factor because thats what bridge rectifier&capacitor inputs do
01:43:38 <blastsnoop104892acb> I didn't understand this for years. The shit on the web makes you question your understanding though. I almost regressed. :)
01:44:36 <Kuschelpony> as well as its simply assumed that machinery like induction motors creates displacement power factor that is corrected by linear ac capacitors
01:45:18 <Kuschelpony> mmmh i did work this out from first principles, grew up mostly before the web happened
01:45:51 <Kuschelpony> the era when you had a schematic and started to understand it piece by piece
01:45:57 <blastsnoop104892acb> yeah I've read about this where if you take so much power you're then charged by displacement factor so it becomes worth correcting machinery with caps.
01:46:25 <blastsnoop104892acb> I've spent two hours trying to use Google's AI for the first time to see how shit it is. And it is that.
01:47:02 <Kuschelpony> i left google already more than ten years before but for other reasons
01:47:13 <Kuschelpony> seems they get just worse
01:48:17 <Ysjoelfir> They did. A lot. I actually started to stock up on books in recent years, for that exact reason. AI doesn't help to make it any better imho
01:49:42 <blastsnoop104892acb> the slop is real.
01:50:04 <Kuschelpony> i nnever gave up my books
01:50:42 <blastsnoop104892acb> I never had any, or a formal education in EE. A regret.
01:51:20 <blastsnoop104892acb> But I'm persistent and that can take you very far. Sometimes though you just need to connect with experts. Finding them is the hard part.
01:52:55 <Kuschelpony> im not an expert, just the fusion of an practical tinkerer with good 40 years active experience, and an autist who "wicks up" information to add it to an mental network connecting functional principles
01:53:24 <blastsnoop104892acb> When you have time Mr. Schmusepferdchen, please make me understand your idea. I can find nothing like it on the web.
01:53:46 <Kuschelpony> (thats also why i never watch videos, my input method is more like holographic imaging a whole page but not sequential listening and reading)
01:54:02 <Kuschelpony> i see if i find energy today, have still some hours
01:55:40 <blastsnoop104892acb> :)
01:57:21 <Kuschelpony> (background information, im long distance commuting to work so ithis is already a 12h day)
01:58:43 <blastsnoop104892acb> it can be another time, no stress
01:58:49 <Kuschelpony> quite often i wish i could invite you all to meet for a local conversation in a hackerspace or the like, where i can easily draw on some paper
02:04:08 <Ysjoelfir> I'd join. buyt I think I'm one of the nearest ones around here anyways
02:04:40 <MrMobodies> Bloddy STUPID that this should happen.
02:04:41 <MrMobodies> https://i.postimg.cc/zJsgHZnn/Firmware-Damage-Stupidty.jpg
02:04:49 <MrMobodies> Never happened to me before on their older stuff
02:04:58 <MrMobodies> It did even CHECK
02:06:00 <MrMobodies> I though the procedure was to, do a checksum on the file, upload the file, check it matches, then initiate the rewriting of the firmware.
02:06:32 <MrMobodies> but this one, oh no, just start writing as soon as I select file and click button
02:07:12 <blastsnoop104892acb> might not have the room for an A/B slot and it stopped during transfer
02:07:18 <MrMobodies> good it has a warning message
02:07:54 <MrMobodies> oh yes, the network connection kept on resetting and that's when that happened
02:07:54 <blastsnoop104892acb> usually the bootloader does a checksum on boot and puts you back into firmware upload mode if its failed
02:08:07 <MrMobodies> the Draytek firmware uploaded worked though fortunately
02:08:15 <blastsnoop104892acb> rather than just dieing
02:08:17 <MrMobodies> I mean the uploader tool
02:08:26 <MrMobodies> oh
02:09:07 <MrMobodies> aaah so if it failed, it would have protected the existing bootloader
02:09:19 <MrMobodies> before it got on and a means of recovery
02:16:26 <blastsnoop104892acb> should have done
02:16:37 <blastsnoop104892acb> but the message says otherwise
02:17:03 <blastsnoop104892acb> bootloaders are smaller and always A/B, no never touched
02:17:11 <blastsnoop104892acb> no = or
02:17:29 <blastsnoop104892acb> @kuschelpony
02:17:30 <blastsnoop104892acb> Yes, AC phase can be corrected or shifted without capacitors. Because capacitors are primarily used for Power Factor Correction (PFC) or as a motor-starting assist, their alternatives depend on your exact application:
02:17:31 <blastsnoop104892acb> 1. If correcting for an inductive load (Power Factor Correction)
02:17:31 <blastsnoop104892acb> To offset lagging reactive power caused by inductive loads like transformers or motors, you can use:
02:17:31 <blastsnoop104892acb> Synchronous Condensers: Over-excited synchronous motors that act like variable capacitors, feeding reactive power back into the system.
02:17:31 <blastsnoop104892acb> Static VAR Compensators (SVCs) / Active PFCs: Power electronic circuits (such as thyristor-controlled reactors) that inject leading or lagging reactive current dynamically to correct the power factor.
02:17:34 <blastsnoop104892acb> Active Harmonic Filters: Electronic systems that mitigate phase discrepancies and harmonics in the supply.
02:17:56 <Kuschelpony> ye
02:18:12 <Kuschelpony> and the third one is what i am always talking about
02:20:05 <Kuschelpony> A circuit (basically a class D amplifier) that injects a current that is controlled to contain exactly the negative of the displacement current and harminics that some other device emits
02:20:44 <Kuschelpony> and because it has zero real current component, the circuit takes or delivers zero realpower to the mains
02:22:08 <blastsnoop104892acb> The 'Active Harmonic Filters' or 'thyristor-controlled reactor'?
02:23:04 <blastsnoop104892acb> And now I'm wondering if they inject a current it has to come from somewhere, so they have to still store some at some other point from the supply.
02:23:15 <Kuschelpony> the "Active Harmonic Filter"
02:23:43 <Kuschelpony> in some way, you might see displacement power factor as a weird kind of harmonics
02:24:02 <Kuschelpony> yes sure, they do have a big DC bus capacitor (or a battery bank)
02:24:32 <Kuschelpony> it is just part of the function that no real power flows, all the charging and discharging spikes balance out
02:25:00 <Kuschelpony> (ecept when you intentionally command it to draw or deiver real power)
02:26:38 <blastsnoop104892acb> https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/An-Active-Harmonic-Filter-Based-on-One-Cycle-Sreeraj-PrejithE./f8cee4fb10a506d65e6422b52d6d614b0abfa65f/figure/0
02:29:16 <blastsnoop104892acb> If only google would provide a lovely ltspice for "AHF"...
02:34:18 <blastsnoop104892acb> I'm fascinated to see what you have in mind
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03:24:24 <K> yay, the hioki arrived
03:24:31 <K> and not a pair for bricks
03:24:45 <Ysjoelfir> yeeeehaw!
03:24:53 * Ysjoelfir bounces at K
03:24:58 <Ysjoelfir> u happy?
03:25:07 <K> yeah
03:25:27 <K> i lucked out big time
03:25:33 <Ysjoelfir> see? told you, you can trust us dschermans
03:27:01 <K> seller was hungarian tbf
03:27:13 <K> (i kid)
03:28:12 <K> this was abut twice i wanted to spend on a lcr meter
03:34:07 <arch> K, at least he wasn't albanian: https://i.imgflip.com/3hxgzi.jpg
03:37:09 <K> nah, seller gets all the points from me
03:37:45 <K> in some regards i am the same as an albanaian, fwiw
03:40:26 <K> https://imgur.com/a/4B7THmR
03:40:43 <arch> my highschool used to have a heck of a lot of albanians. all of them were flunkies
03:41:19 <arch> albanians, many bosnians too
03:43:44 <arch> K, that looks like an expensive kit. i have a handheld Agilent LCR meter, which i paid $480 back in 2019
03:45:07 <K> it is
03:45:20 <K> this set new goes for 8k
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03:45:49 <K> i spent 2500
03:46:02 <arch> look at mr moneybags right here
03:46:16 <K> i had some birthady money left over
03:46:27 <K> but this is excessive
03:46:48 <K> and I have no immediate use for it at its max settings
03:49:12 <arch> $2500 is "some money left over"... :|
03:49:39 * arch goes back to scalping off ceramic capacitors off salvaged scrap boards
03:50:22 <K> no, not whole 2500, about 1k
03:52:01 <K> arch is a noble creature and reuses stuff, i commend that.
03:54:01 <arch> \o/
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04:34:43 <Ysjoelfir> Sooo.... Are you up for one or four new PSUs now, K? :D
04:34:52 <Ysjoelfir> just the tiny ones I mentioned recently
04:38:44 <K> uh oh
04:49:05 <arch> you made small PSUs or bought some?
05:08:54 <K> eeh, those are no tiny in any sense
05:09:26 <arch> that's what he said
05:09:49 <arch> also
05:09:51 <arch> !twss
05:09:51 <EEVBot> That's what she said!
05:10:11 <K> *bonk*
05:10:30 <Ysjoelfir> Naaah. come on. Its just 2 hight units each. 19 inch wide. and.... no idea how deep but naaah, they are tiny
05:16:44 <K> im not into weldiing yet
05:26:43 <K> the fan is quite loud
05:26:53 <Ysjoelfir> i swapped them with noctuas
05:27:44 <K> eh, im kinda reluctant to open this one up, seal is unbroken
05:28:06 <K> but any guarantee/service has long expired
05:58:57 <Ysjoelfir> still feels wrong in a way, doesnt it?
06:06:52 <K> yeah
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07:23:00 <rc_garage> what kind of seal?
07:23:46 <rc_garage> and, dont worry, welding will find you, if you are worthy
07:45:48 <K> seal of approval.
07:48:03 <rc_garage> makes me think of this, again
07:48:06 <rc_garage> https://tinyurl.com/mrx3vh3p
07:48:57 <K> yes.
07:49:47 <rc_garage> well, have a better than average night.
07:50:07 <K> https://youtu.be/0Q9IRpFGgPY?t=93
07:50:07 <EEVBot> Temporary error talking to YouTube: [SYS] unknown error (_ssl.c:2638)
07:50:23 <rc_garage> yep
07:50:37 <rc_garage> and you see how that ended up
07:50:51 <K> oh well.
09:53:51 * arch tosses a pickle at K
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12:12:38 <MrMobodies> Absolutly PISSED
12:13:09 <MrMobodies> This is the THIRD time the linux installer automatically SELECTED the USB drive to install the OS
12:13:48 <MrMobodies> lots of questions on very large dialogues
12:13:53 <MrMobodies> that don't show me very much
12:14:05 <MrMobodies> and they hide things behind other things like the user is somewhat stupid
12:14:53 <MrMobodies> wasted 2 hours on that
12:42:50 <MrMobodies> It was JUST about to do it again
12:42:52 <MrMobodies> https://i.postimg.cc/09fyg1z4/IMG-20260617-034021-DRO.jpg
12:43:06 <MrMobodies> to realize I select the wrong option.
12:43:34 <MrMobodies> Select the largest disk, select manually
12:43:59 <MrMobodies> well it was worded where I thought use the entire partition
12:44:24 <MrMobodies> but it means to select the drive based on the largest one
12:44:28 <MrMobodies> what a stupid option to have
12:44:46 <MrMobodies> especially as a first option
12:45:44 <MrMobodies> would have been more helpful and meaningful to show the drives
12:45:46 <MrMobodies> https://i.postimg.cc/WzXW5psV/IMG-20260617-034123-DRO.jpg
12:46:08 <MrMobodies> than create a bunch of options before it that can cause confusion
13:07:27 <MrMobodies> Yep it's got that STUPID FADE effect that fades things on the inactive window. I couldn't find a way of turning it off on XFCE.
13:13:23 <MrMobodies> Look how this stupid fade SPIKES the cpu core/usage
13:13:24 <MrMobodies> https://streamable.com/?src_player=player-video-logo
13:13:25 <EEVBot> [url] Upload Video Online - Free Video Hosting - Streamable | streamable.com
13:13:29 <MrMobodies> oops
13:13:35 <MrMobodies> https://streamable.com/9gu0ee
13:13:35 <EEVBot> [url] Watch GTK_Focus_Backdrop_Stupidity | Streamable | streamable.com
13:14:23 <MrMobodies> I found out what it was earlier, and that stuff doesn't help me focus, it does the opposite, anything the flashes/fades distracts and irritates me
13:15:06 <MrMobodies> what's the point adding options for everything else but when they introduce this rubbish in 2019 and give no options to turn it off
13:16:12 <MrMobodies> They said it was to do with upstream that won't listen to them, the same people I believe who moaned about having their "themes" altered
13:20:03 <MrMobodies> https://i.postimg.cc/VwVLccRt/Activevs-Inactive.jpg
13:20:22 <MrMobodies> Imagine if I have a word document opened, and the console trying to read as I type in the console
13:20:55 <MrMobodies> how the hell am I going to read it if it does that to the inactive window and fades everything out and especially for multiple screens
13:21:31 <MrMobodies> they obviously think the user is stupid and not going to do those things
13:21:50 <MrMobodies> If I can turn that crap off then I'd be pleased
13:31:58 <MrMobodies> Excellent in as root which is why I chose this XFCE distro
13:32:04 <MrMobodies> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2sT9aaHBwY
13:32:05 <EEVBot> [YouTube] ⁨How to Enable Root User in Kali Linux [XFCE Desktop Environment]⁩ | 2m 38s | Channel: ⁨Joynul Abadin Rasel⁩ | 1,000 views | 2022-04-08 - 11:05:21 UTC
13:33:35 <MrMobodies> Now I can do what i want without tying SU all the time and doing a whole load of things, edit things directly from the file manager which should make it easier to try to find and turn off that inactive window annoyance
13:34:36 <MrMobodies> "Warning: you are using the root account. You may HARM your system" Like I am stupid. Of course I can if I want to.
13:36:15 <MrMobodies> I intended to create user accounts with limited privileges and launch the browser using those creditations and browser profiles eventually.
13:36:42 <MrMobodies> if I could get this to work to which also solves that trouble
13:36:43 <MrMobodies> https://sourceforge.net/projects/classiclooks/
13:36:43 <EEVBot> [url] Just a moment... | sourceforge.net
13:36:45 <MrMobodies> that'd be nice
13:57:18 <MrMobodies> A bonus is that it clones with Macrium reflect and it only took 2 minutes to disc image, 2 minutes to extract and under 6gb in size.
13:57:47 <MrMobodies> so I can make it and break it how I please now I can do what I want without going to command line and typing SU all the time
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16:29:53 <K> hello ms teams affacionados
16:33:18 <electrohead> K: https://i.programmerhumor.io/2025/08/aa8c233f6de117e700dfda05301400b2cd35744457f71cf7e346bc4151c09e12.png
16:33:59 * Ysjoelfir antiafficionades with teams
16:57:32 * electrohead hugs the Ysjoelfir before skadoodling to bed
16:59:24 * Ysjoelfir sipps on his black tea with sweetened condensed milk
17:02:52 * Ysjoelfir offers electrohead some, to stay awake
17:50:09 <Halcyon> Hey all. I'm homeeee
17:50:18 <Halcyon> Ayyye Ysjoelfir is here too
17:51:38 <K> tea w milk
17:51:48 * K falls over, dead.
17:53:50 <Halcyon> Hello K
17:54:51 <Ysjoelfir> oh noez! The K is dead from exhaustion!
17:55:00 * Ysjoelfir drizzles the remaining half cup of his tea into K
17:55:01 <K> shock
17:55:33 <Ysjoelfir> Oh, ok. Black milk tea calms me down, here, take some more! *offers*
17:55:43 <Ysjoelfir> Also, Hi Halfcyan <3
17:56:38 <Halcyon> :D
17:57:28 <K> milk does not go with tea
17:58:38 <Ysjoelfir> its sweetened condensed milk from... some slavic region I think. they know their tea stuff I heard. and they write, goes perfect with black tea, so.... it must be correct, no? :D
17:58:40 <Halcyon> I agree K. But I also drink my coffee black
17:59:37 <K> the condensed milk is a thing, yes. but not for tea
18:00:23 <K> there are two kinds, one just somehow processed milk, the other is where a lot of sugar is added
18:00:33 <K> diabeetus in a tin can.
18:00:35 <Ysjoelfir> :P i know. I'm trolling. And yet, I still like it. Up here in the north (well, technically in Friesland) milk with tea is a must at breakfast.
18:01:19 <Ysjoelfir> this one is the diabetus in a can variant. or, in a tube, which is why I bought it, as the can never gets empty before it gets bad. diabetus is ok in this case, since I don't need to add any more sweetener to my tea
18:01:46 <Halcyon> Condensed milk is popular in some of the asian countries. But yeah, too sweet fo rme.
18:02:12 <Halcyon> I just like regular full fat moo milk
18:02:41 <Ysjoelfir> yeah, definitely not a thing for every day. I had 2 cups this morning as I felt very sleepy (trying to get away from the energies again...), and that helped a bit I think. but, I feel like I have had enough sweetness for the day already, lol
18:03:05 <Ysjoelfir> funny enough, in terms of moo milk: I kinda switched to.... what is that.... erm... lemme check
18:04:24 <Ysjoelfir> oat milk and/or rice milk. rice is a bit sweeter and has more "ricey" (well duh...) taste, but its very nice in things like cereal. oat goes perfect in coffee (or tea :P), and even though I have no problem with lactose stuff, my guts are WAY more happy that way.
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