Motor actuation works via a pulse transferred to momentum force that is smeared over time. Efficient motors have a significant proportion of this smeared force extending the influence of the pulse by having a large part of the momentum dynamically adding to subsequent pulses. A dampening sine. A collection of dampening sines. A fractal collection of dampening sines.
The driver? Temperature and its local fluctuations establishing sufficient gradient crossings for stability. If entropy has increased for all temperatures, what happens?
No comments:
Post a Comment