Homework Statement
I'm having trouble understanding part C of this question.
Homework Equations
ΔVo = Vout/2fRC
The Attempt at a Solution
So to get ~12V at the output, the turns ratio should be 14 because 120√2/12 = 14.14.
Using a turns ratio of 14, the output voltage will be 12.12 V.
To...
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I have a question that involves comparing the energy output of a laser to the energy required to make tea. I've already calculated the energy to make tea and I know what to do to find how long it takes to make the tea but I'm struggling with the energy output part.
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The concept is that the impact increased the lava flow markedly. So the ecological impact of the impact was extended over a longer period of time by the vast lava outflows for several hundred thousand years.
Please help how Ve is calculated what i think is that it should be:
-Ve=-Vee+IeRe;
How Ve is taken positive please someone draw equivalent circuit for same
Homework Statement
Homework Equations
V=IR
For resistors connected in parallel, 1/R =1/R1 + 1/R2 +...
The Attempt at a Solution
I first calculated the resistance of the the cable which consists of two wires,
1/R= 1/0.0050 + 1/0.0050
R = 2.5x10^-3 x 800
= 2 Ω
Then I calculate the voltage...
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I am having a difficult time solving the question in Step 2 of the attachment. The question is "Use the equivalent-circuit model of the uA 741 to find: The voltage gain Av=vo/v1, the input resistance R1, and the output resistance Ro of the amplifier circuit.
Attempt at solution:
I used the...
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Homework Statement
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
This is my load voltage output from my digital scope.
From the digital scope , my output voltage is 25.0007V but how do I find the ripple voltage from the given data?
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Why does Mineral Insulated heating cables have such limited power output per feet and maximum operating voltages?
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I have a 12V 90Ah automobile alternator.
is there a way to increase the output volts beyond the 14/13.8v to say 192v?
I know that the power of an engine is equal to (rpm*torque)/ 9.54 (SI
units). But does this mean that an engine when turned on is outputting the same amount of energy per unit time, every time ? . What happens when we press the gas pedal, does the power output increases? When i drive my car...
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a 0.25 kg piece of ice at -30°C is warmed by an electric heater and the following graph of temperature is produced.
-use the information on the graph to determine the power output of the heater
the graph shows that the ice went from -30degC to -10 degC in 150s
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I've been asked to solve a problem where a bathtub is being filled at a constant rate, meanwhile water is draining out continuously. The bathtub fills with a constant flow rate of \frac{dI}{dt} and drains with a flow rate \frac{dO}{dt} which is directly proportional to √h...
Homework Statement
design a common-emitter amplifier with an output impedance of 4.7kOhms and again of-10 using a transistor with a beta=200 powered by a 12V DC supply.
Homework Equations
v=ir
The Attempt at a Solution
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rest of the...
In a common emitter amplifier while analysing its output impedance ..why we consider collector resistance (Rc) in parrallel with output impedance (Ro) of the amplifier...since as they appear in series ..as seen by the KVL equation(which involves Vcc=IcRc+Vce+IeRe)...
I'm working on a little arduino-like project that involves a motion detector with customizable sensitivity.
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Does anyone know how to get the program: FEMM (Finite Element Method Magnetics) to output the magnetic field strength and direction in a data file?
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I am having a bit of trouble trying to record the output from my code and any help is highly appreciated.
Attached is the code that needs to be looked into (changed extension to .txt from .f as PF wouldn't allow it) and a screenshot of output that I am trying to record.
What I am trying...
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I'm a newbie and working on LM324 to learn Op-Amp. this is my circuit:
http://img4.uplood.fr/free/qx3o_20150425_172843.jpg
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So I built a 555 astable oscillator. I wanted to get 50 KHz on my output, which I have achieved, but the values of my components do not match the formula I have calculated. I have:
R1 = 98 ohms
R2 = 67 ohms
Cap = 100nF
So I have:
1.44/(98 + 2 67) 100nF
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Homework Statement
How does the RC-link help with adding ripple to the signal? What would happen if the capacitor was removed (short-circuited)?
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I believe that the role of the capacitor is to pass on the AC voltage. Initially the capacitor is charged...
according to this one source, cardiac output (vascular) = blood flow (http://legacy.owensboro.kctcs.edu/gcaplan/anat2/notes/APIINotes5%20cardiac_equations.htm)
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I'm new here and I'm also new in programming. I never did it before and now I have a problem with one of the programs in fortran 90 and I can't figure out how to solve it. Maybe some of you can help me. Many thanks in advance.
1. Homework Statement
I need to plot the results of a...
Homework Statement
(a) If R1 = 4.7kΩ, what value for C1 will give a cutoff frequency of 50kHz?
(b) If the input voltage is described by the equation Vin = 3cos(2π(4000)t), what will the peak output voltage be?[/B]
Homework Equations
(a) fc = 1/(2πRC)
(b) Vout/Vin = 1/√(1 + (2πfRC)2)
The...
I'm currently studying Mechanical Engineering at Level 3 in the UK and I'm beginning my integrated masters in September. I've missed a large chunk of my studies this year due to a broken collarbone I sustained earlier in the year. Instead of getting any special dispensation I'm trying to work my...