@Soothfast saidI wonder how many people can get rid of their conspiracy theories though.
You had said AI has some good uses. My post was merely intended to give an example.
They are as contagious as measles.
@Soothfast saidI just used AI to find a way to add wire size to the Wheeler equation for finding the inductance of an air core coil using d for wire size (in my case I used the given diameter of #16 electrical insulated wire, which is o.o94 inches. The equation uses inches and microhenry as units, the original equation is L(microhenry) = a^2*N^2/(9a+10b) a= coil form radius in inches, N= number of turns, b=coil length in inches.
You had said AI has some good uses. My post was merely intended to give an example.
So I wanted to find how to add wire size to that equation and a fairly long search showed a lot of papers on that subject and the answer in infix is (D=wire diameter, l is target inductance in microhenry and r is radius of coil.
So ((10*d*l0+sqrt((100*d^28l^20+(36*r^3*l)))/(2*r^2) is the number of turns including the size of the wire to get a target microhenry coil.
It involved quadratic formula and such to get there.
I sent you a PM about turning the above infix to postfix so I can enter it into my HP48. I already entered the infix into my TI83+ and it is giving good answers but the online infix to postfix converters added a ( and prefix: stuff and don't understand how that got in the conversion, maybe I entered something wrong but I would like to get that infix correctly converted to postfix but that statement which had prefix in it seems wrong, I don't think I can input it like that into my HP48.
So I got the infix notation directly from the AI called Gemini in google.
So that is an example that helped me on my quest which is to figure out the best way to build a single layer air core coil in one computation whereas before, using the Wheeler I had to sneak up on getting the length right, iteration after iteration to get the length to match what wire I was using.
The new equation figures that part out without even needing the length as an input.
So that is one example for you.