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Milli-Ohm

The Poor Man’s Milli-Ohm Meter

September 1, 2023
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Introduction In a previous article on measuring battery internal resistance, a simple technique for low-resistance measurement was outlined. In this article,…
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electromagnetic computations

How to Use Duality in Computational Electromagnetic Problems

February 14, 2021
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Some weeks ago I happened across a post that caught my eye. Dale asked a question about the number of photons in an electromagnetic field. His question…
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Split Electric Fields

Es vs Em Fields in Electrodynamics: Capacitor & Antenna

December 2, 2020
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Abstract The analysis of the two kinds of electric fields, namely the irrotational and non-conservative, is extended to electrodynamics, as exemplified…
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electric potential

Electric Vector Potential: Detect Non-Conservative Fields

October 9, 2020
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Main Point The electric vector potential offers a means of determining the non-conservative component of a mixed stationary or quasi-stationary electric…
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jrmichler engineer interview

Interview with Engineer jrmichler

June 24, 2020
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Today we get to know a little more about Engineering Mentor jrmichler! Tell us a bit about your education and academic years Two years college (UW-Madison)…
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perpetual motion machines

Why We Don’t Discuss Perpetual Motion Machines (PMM)

January 30, 2020
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Authorship Authorship Contributions From Anorlunda Introduction You may want to believe the article you read, or the video you saw, or you may be very…
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circuitanalysis

The What and Why of Circuit Analysis Assumptions

October 30, 2017
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Probably everyone reading this article already has education on elementary circuit analysis (CA) and many of us are much more advanced. Typically, the…
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ohmslaw

Learn Why Ohm’s Law Is Not a Law

September 2, 2016
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At first, I wanted this title to say “Ohm’s law is not a Law.”  But someone else used that phrase in a recent PF thread, and a storm of protest…
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acpoweranalysisp3

Power Grid Cyber Resilience: Risks and Defenses Explained

April 4, 2016
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Click for Series ListPart 1: The Basics Part 2: Network Analysis Part 3: Cyber ResilienceIntroduction Power system security is much too big…
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acpoweranalysisp2

Intro to AC Power Analysis: Network Analysis

March 30, 2016
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 Let me use the terms “power grid” and “network” interchangeably. What is the Power Grid Required to Do?Deliver energy to customers,…
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berkeman

Interview with an Electrical Engineer: Berkeman

February 24, 2016
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Can you give us a brief history of berkeman? I grew up in a military family (my dad was an Army colonel), so we moved all over the place when I was a…
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