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Electronic Devices -- Please suggest a book for learning the basics
A book which can provide me basics on topics like semiconductors.- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Electronic Devices -- Please suggest a book for learning the basics
Please suggest a book for basics of electronic devices subject.- Amrutha.phy
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- Basics Book Electronic
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Understanding the Breakdown Voltage of a Zener Diode
Why doesn't the voltage vary beyond breakdown voltage in zener diode?- Amrutha.phy
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- Diode Voltage
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reciprocity Theorem: Benefits of Circuits with Property
As far as my knowledge goes, Reciprocity property is explained by the theorem. I had to give a topic name, so I mentioned reciprocity theorem. I'll rephrase it. Thank you for the link. I'll go through it :)- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reciprocity Theorem: Benefits of Circuits with Property
Might be related to the design. Thank you for the info Jeff :)- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reciprocity Theorem: Benefits of Circuits with Property
Isn't antenna an application of reciprocity phenomenon? What is the advantage of using a reciprocal circuit over normal circuit?- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Reciprocity Theorem: Benefits of Circuits with Property
What are the advantages when a circuit produces the reciprocity property?- Amrutha.phy
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- Theorem
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Undergrad What Are Tensors and How Can They Be Easily Understood by High School Students?
Can the explanation be more simpler such that XI standard student can understand?- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Undergrad What Are Tensors and How Can They Be Easily Understood by High School Students?
what is meant by a tensor?- Amrutha.phy
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- Tensor
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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High School Motion of a Body: Can Acceleration Cause Motion?
Can a body which has no initial velocity move just with acceleration?- Amrutha.phy
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- Body Motion
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Understand the Collision of Electrons - Get Clarity from 'pf mentor
I do know that in practical two electrons in the same orbital do not collide with each other because if that happens atom wouldn't be stable. But how can they exist without colliding one or the other time.. I'm sure there is an answer for it and hope I get it...- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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High School Only metals undergo photoelectric effect?
I didn't get your point... Actually, I didn't get clarity...- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Are the orbitals circular or spherical or parabolic? Are they 3D?
Are the orbitals circular or spherical or parabolic?? Are they 3D? Are the orbitals circular or spherical or parabolic?? Are they 3D?- Amrutha.phy
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- 3d Circular Orbitals Spherical
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Degenerate Orbitals: Can Orbitals' Degeneracy be Affected?
So stark effect and zeeman effect affect the degeneracies of orbitals... But what about the atom then? How can it be stable? Moreover, stark effect and zeeman effect contributed for the evolution of degenerate orbital concept (I suppose)...- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Are Planets Electrically Neutral or Charged?
Yeah I confused between gravitational potential and charge... Yeah I got it clarified thank u..- Amrutha.phy
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- Forum: Quantum Physics