Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: gecko's and voltage

>Kim,
>
>I try to produce good drives. I am a designer and I put my best into
>it. I have the privelege of being a gradutate EE and having spent 30+
>years in designing power analog circuit circuits. I eat, dream and
>sleep with this stuff. I also have seen everything when it comes to
>motor drives. There is also nothing new to me when things go wrong.
>
>Being a practicing EE I'm also aware of everything that's out there
>and I can work out the complex matrixies of how how price and
>performance integrates with the final product.
>
>A good design is an inticate dance that delivers the expected
>performance while using the minimal possible parts. It is a Zen or
>Haiku poem kind of a thing. It delivers to the customer the lowest
>possible price a product while giving the best possible performance.
>If done right, it is balancing things on a knife's edge.
>
>What that means is every little resistor, capacitor, diode and
>transistor is working for you. You have paid for them and you expect
>that. Like a Haiku poem it is sparse, interconnected and necessary to
>the whole. Nothing is wasted, nothing is wanting.
>
>Being that way, it cannot be disturbed without destroying it. It
>cannot be made to run at 100VDC or 120VDC. If it could, I would have
>cheated my customers by having this unrevealed but paid for ability.
>I would haved failed as an engineer.
>
>You say you are a EE. I would guess you are young and have not yet
>learned all your craft has to offer. It is a beautiful proffession
>that can teach you so much if you have the humility and an openness
>of mind to recieve all it has to teach. It is subtle and intricate
>beyond belief. Like nature, its mother, it speaks quietly and doesn't
>care if you didn't listen.