ok, im not sure if i got it right.Originally Posted by TL1000S
My answer was about "temps" (numbers) many tend to think is acutal temperatures within a core, from a point on the PCB..etc.
But if you feel like giving answers to something else, that is OK.
you were replying to someone asking about why something is cooler when it has higher volts.
your reply to something to this effect, someone/something mis/assigning figures to an electrical value(resistance) to come up with temps lower than actual. then you add, this why some temps are lower than ambient.
here you were clearly implying that, only way to have lower temp but wiht higher volts is to misassign/misrepresent numbers/values.
to which i replied, its possible to have cooler temp but hgiher volts withouth rigging anything, ONLY i chose to express in formula.
if i misnterpreted anything, sorry. also, sorry fo r bad spelling,english.
edit: also if i may add (just trying to recall whats on my head, not searching or anything), volts doesnt produce heat. its the current that flows through the circuit that does. as current flows, resistance is encountered. when there is resistance, there is friction which in turn generates heat.
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