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PhysicsForums flourecent lights question...  
08:45 20-Jul-07   [Replies: 9, Views: 370]    By: Unnamed
sorry if this is the wrong section...i really don't know where to put it. well the other night i was trying to fall asleep in my room, and it was completely dark, or close to it. and i saw this wierd ...
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PhysicsForums study the convolution in more details  
05:29 19-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 191]    By: Unnamed
I want to study the convolution in more details. So if you can provide me by any link to find a brief study for the convolution....
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PhysicsForums I Model It  
21:48 18-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 106]    By: Unnamed
Dear All, I would like to introduce this website; www.imodelit.com [http://www.imodelit.com]> . imodelit.com portal is an online library of device modeling tools for electrical engineers. It offers...
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PhysicsForums light sensor  
19:03 18-Jul-07   [Replies: 21, Views: 430]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I am using a light sensor connected to an analog input of a microcontroller. My circuit turns an output high when there is a voltage of 2.5V or higher at the analog input i.e when there is a li...
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PhysicsForums what is a good lens holder material  
15:09 17-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 69]    By: Unnamed
I am just wondering what is a good material or a material i should look for when choosing to make for the lens holder. From my detector to the lens (focal length), does it need like a non-absorbing...
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PhysicsForums EIT / FE test, anyone taken it?  
14:33 17-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 204]    By: Unnamed
how hard is the EIT / FE test? is it a good idea to take it?...
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PhysicsForums Transistors (BJTs) confusion  
23:04 16-Jul-07   [Replies: 13, Views: 299]    By: Unnamed
Hi all, I hope you guys can help me with my confusions here: 1) I don't understand the usage of transistors as switches. Why would you use transistors as switches, and how does that work?? 2...
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PhysicsForums Signals and Systems example problems?  
22:46 16-Jul-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 195]    By: Unnamed
Are there any resources on the web that provide example problems (with solutions) to Signals problems? My textbook (shown below) lacks any clear example problems (shows answers without showing you how...
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PhysicsForums voltage of an inductor  
17:45 16-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 94]    By: Unnamed
Hello! I have this circuit: a source connected to an amplifier, which is connected to a coil. I'm trying to get 200V through the coil at 40 MHz. The problem is that the amplifier is not calibrated ...
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PhysicsForums Schmitt triggers  
17:29 16-Jul-07   [Replies: 14, Views: 185]    By: Unnamed
Hello All, I was just wondering if anyone knows of a different version of the 74HC7014 Hex non-inverting Schmitt-trigger buffer chip that can run on up to 9V? This one only goes up to 6V. I know I ...
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PhysicsForums Feedback  
16:10 16-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 73]    By: Unnamed
What causes the feedback (a noise increasing in intensity and pitch) sometimes heard when people speak through microphones? I'm sure I have enough background to understand an explanation, I've just ne...
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PhysicsForums High power factor! Is it Good/Bad? Why???  
22:11 14-Jul-07   [Replies: 10, Views: 271]    By: Unnamed
Is high power factor good or bad? Why? Not really sure An assignment i have got due!...
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PhysicsForums Using Fourier Series  
09:36 14-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 147]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I am having trouble understanding how to use Fourier series. To be more specific, here's what I mean. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y11...10/fourier.gif [http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/...
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PhysicsForums Electric Circuit  
08:23 14-Jul-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 146]    By: Unnamed
IS Electric always a CLosed Loop??? If Electricity pass through a Vaccum tube it is not a closed loop.. So can we consider it as a circuit?? also when we hold a charged conductor earthing take plac...
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PhysicsForums shock levels  
14:39 13-Jul-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 122]    By: Unnamed
Is there a cheap way to measure static correction on a shock collar for dogs? Thanks in advance, Mac...
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PhysicsForums AC frequency  
10:21 12-Jul-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 107]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I'm technically a biologist so talk slowly! Can anyone tell me, or point me in the right direction of a resource, that explains how you can change the frequency of an input AC source? e.g. in a...
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PhysicsForums do diodes need to be put in, in a certain direction?  
09:04 12-Jul-07   [Replies: 11, Views: 459]    By: Unnamed
I was given a christmas present and i have now begun making it and ive run into a problem, does the colour code on diodes relate to where and what direction that they need to be soldered into? please ...
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PhysicsForums LEDs power question(newb)  
06:44 12-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 137]    By: Unnamed
first of all HELLO evry1,i am new here!! I have a motorcycle and I wanna do something special to it so I decided on putting some LEDs on. I buyed 20 pre-wired LEDs (http://cgi.ebay.com/20x-Blue-LED-...
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PhysicsForums Potentiometer direct to mains for lamp  
05:33 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 109]    By: Unnamed
Hi guys I'm new here and I require some help with a project I'm working on. I'm building a lamp prototype and i need to use a potentiometer to act as a dimmer. The pot needs to fit inside a 25mm ID t...
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PhysicsForums Need help with my course on memory mapping and stuff  
04:13 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 93]    By: Unnamed
I have got a begginner's course in computer organisation this semester. The course consists of the basic stuff like types of memories and memory hierarchy with the detailed description of each etc etc...
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PhysicsForums Simple digital delay line  
04:13 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 12, Views: 501]    By: Unnamed
Hello All, I'm still working on my experimental control board and up to this point have been determining the best way to do the phase shifting of the input signal onto three output channels. Af...
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PhysicsForums FM SpecAN question  
04:12 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 28, Views: 524]    By: Unnamed
I'm looking for a "physical" explanation (or as close to one as I can get) for the displayed spectrum of an FM signal on a spectrum analyzer. I'm using a sinusoidal carrier of 200 MHz, a ...
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PhysicsForums Matlab codes  
04:08 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 115]    By: Unnamed
Hello , I searched online , but to no luck . can anyone help me with weblinks from where I can get MATLAB codes to design a transmitter and reciever in a communication system . Thanks in advan...
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PhysicsForums Twisting/winding closed-loop wire essemblies - Litz -  
00:12 11-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 178]    By: Unnamed
Consider a single length of 30 gage magnetic wire that is soldered to form a closed loop. Pinch the wire at either side of the loop between your thumb and index finger using both hands pull the wire a...
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PhysicsForums good embedded systems training kit using C++??  
21:39 10-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 112]    By: Unnamed
I am looking for a good embedded systems training kit that has some power, lots of features, and is relatively easy to use. I would like to use C++. I would get the Freescale s12ub but it's backorde...
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