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PhysicsForums reducing fringe effect, measuring values  
10:01 10-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 141]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I'm trying to measure some low capacitance using parallel plates i built. We're probably looking into the pF, say maybe 20pF (with the pcb board etc). The change in capacitance that i am really...
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PhysicsForums Signals and Systems: Response of LTI systems to Complex Exponentials  
05:16 9-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 102]    By: Unnamed
How will we evaluate the integral for calculation of Amplitude Factor for an LTI system for which the input and output are related by a time shift of 3, i.e., y(t) = x(t - 3) The answer is: H(...
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PhysicsForums Electronics to mechanical  
08:44 8-Jul-07   [Replies: 12, Views: 250]    By: Unnamed
I am aware that electronic engineers moslty end up in circuit.... so i was curious if we can do something mechanical... ie mecatronics or something like that. so have any bright ideas on how to move t...
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PhysicsForums RS NAND latch  
13:31 7-Jul-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 119]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I'm trying to understand the basics of boolean logic gates and I'm stuck with latches. I think I don't really understand the concept of feedback or maybe it's something else but I haven't been ab...
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PhysicsForums Smart Tweezers R-L-C Meter  
11:56 7-Jul-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 144]    By: Unnamed
Recently, I found a R-L-C Meter called Smart Tweezers R-L-C Meter from the website of http://www.advancedevices.com/products_tw.htm [http://www.advancedevices.com/products_tw.htm]>. It is quite s...
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PhysicsForums Electric field between two wires  
18:55 5-Jul-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 217]    By: Unnamed
I'm not entirely sure how to word this without a diagram, but please bare with me! In an ideal case, the charge on a wire is evenly distributed. According to Gauss' Law, an electric field from a c...
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PhysicsForums Series resonant circuit help  
11:23 5-Jul-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 164]    By: Unnamed
Hi I am new to the forum. I have been studying and recently doing experiments with (LC) series resonant circuits at home. I have been referencing numerous electrical engineering books for information ...
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PhysicsForums help  
10:52 4-Jul-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 121]    By: Unnamed
hi guys.... i quiet new here... just wondering ,.. how to measure a inductor.... TQ...
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PhysicsForums Bridge Rectifier  
03:09 3-Jul-07   [Replies: 17, Views: 379]    By: Unnamed
I want to make a bridge rectifier circuit to give me 6v or 9v DC power from 220v 50-60 Hz AC supply. I know the circuit, but don't know which diodes and capacitors to buy for it. This would be ...
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PhysicsForums how to find torque reqd to move a wheel?  
15:05 2-Jul-07   [Replies: 9, Views: 452]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I have to find the torque required to run a wheelchair and then to match it with the electrical parameters to find motor/motor sizing, is it ok 1) if i assume some acceleration that gives me f...
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PhysicsForums Pic  
04:17 2-Jul-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 97]    By: Unnamed
I have got quite a bit of electronic hobbyist experience. However, recently, I found out about pic. I really want to get started on it. However, the programming boards are well out of my small budget....
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PhysicsForums Compact broadband directional coupler / circulator / SWR meter / desig..  
04:02 2-Jul-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 168]    By: Unnamed
Hi all, Has anyone got any good tips on broadband (HF->UHF) somewhat physically compact directional coupler SWR / directional watt-meter designs? I'm also looking for equations or quantitat...
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PhysicsForums igniter HELP!!!  
04:02 2-Jul-07   [Replies: 15, Views: 321]    By: Unnamed
hi i dont no if im doing this right but its my first post or whatever u call it ...anyways i need help making an igniter for fireworks. I saw a plane online i thought i could make farliy easily but im...
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PhysicsForums A question related to the LED Dimmer circuit of 05/29/07...  
23:08 1-Jul-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 120]    By: Unnamed
I want to replace a single flashing red LED on my motorcycle alarm with something more ominous to ward away potential hooligans ;) I've searched for flashing & pulsing and ramping LED circuits us...
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PhysicsForums Making domed/half sphere closed loops for EDS.  
00:05 1-Jul-07   [Replies: 14, Views: 412]    By: Unnamed
I posed this question in General engineering but got very little response. So, if no one minds I'll try it here. Imaging a regular hollow ball, approximately 2.5" in diameter cut in half maki...
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PhysicsForums underground cable  
01:08 30-Jun-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 151]    By: Unnamed
Hello guys, If form example I am given the sequence impedance of a cable ( positive, negative, zero) Will I use all of these impedances to calculate the voltage drop of the cable? or only the posit...
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PhysicsForums Sizing of DC motors  
19:06 26-Jun-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 173]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I am working on an EV and the problem is in sizing or selection of dc motors. I have to select few small PM DC motors instead of a big one, the purpose is to pull a wheelchair, I have the mechanic...
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PhysicsForums Minimization  
17:57 25-Jun-07   [Replies: 36, Views: 484]    By: Unnamed
Hey guys, I have two questions about something I'm trying to minimize. I'm making a binary to seven segment decoder in Verilog, and I have a truth table set up. The board I'm going to be placing thi...
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PhysicsForums Electromagnet questions  
17:20 25-Jun-07   [Replies: 5, Views: 114]    By: Unnamed
I'm not too knowledgeable on electricity, but I'm constructing an electromagnet with aluminum strips as the coil and using a 120 volt household current. Proposing to solder an extension cord to the st...
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PhysicsForums kirchoff 's law in A/C  
08:27 25-Jun-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 118]    By: Unnamed
Whether Kirchoff's Law Is Applicable In A/c.then Say How?...
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PhysicsForums Convertion Of Unit  
08:10 25-Jun-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 160]    By: Unnamed
Convertion Of Armstrong Unit To Meter How To Convert A Wavelength In Armstrong Unit To Meter.pls Tell Me....
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PhysicsForums 9th Harmonic and Ma Bell  
18:17 24-Jun-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 143]    By: Unnamed
We have a local telephone company complaining to our utility that they have noise on their system. We have investigated and found a fairly significant 9th harmonic on the power line. This seems to pla...
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PhysicsForums Electrical Energy Storage  
07:11 24-Jun-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 198]    By: Unnamed
Hi all I am totally new to this forum, so I do not know whether this has been posted before, and if so I appologize and hope that you can direct me to that thread. I am currently involved in a p...
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PhysicsForums bjt as aswitch  
22:49 23-Jun-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 100]    By: Unnamed
i want to know why at some point the low output voltage for a bjt biased between 0 and 5 on the base and voltage 5 at the drain ranges between 0.225v and 75mv so which of them is the low voltage pz...
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PhysicsForums glass table tap sensor  
15:31 23-Jun-07   [Replies: 17, Views: 253]    By: Unnamed
So I'm building this glass table, and i'm going to put a few led's around the edges so i can light up the table if i need to find something in the dark (like while watching a movie). and I want a coo...
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