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Good notes on wire models in digital circuits
Hello everyone. I'm trying to do a homework in digital integrated electronics class and feel like I can finish it only if I had a good set of notes. I have problems like comparing the input capacitance of a Mosfet to a wire of certain length, getting RC time loss in a wire, power...- asdfmosin
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- Circuits Digital Digital circuits Models Notes Wire
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Fundamental engineering Exam for Electrical Engineers
Hello; I'm a electrical engineering senior and was wondering if passing the F.E. exam would help in the job market. Since I know it is usually catered toward Mechanical engineering and is requirement for Civil engineers, I'm not sure if it would actually state anything for an emerging...- asdfmosin
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- Electrical Engineering Exam Fundamental
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Understanding Capacitor Discharge: Uncovering the Direction of Current Flow
agreed. You will get -v2(t) result. Typically diagrams are drawn with arbitrary direction of current. And once you find the value to be negative it simply implies the original direction of arrow is wrong and simply needs to be reversed.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Lightning according to faraday's law
The air particles are ionized which carry out the lightning bold that we see. Here is a link to forum post that talks more about this: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=248535- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Electric Generator/Control selection help
Are you looking for a way to control the voltage output from the generator? I'm not 100% sure of your question.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Calculating Semiconductor Resistance
Hello All; This is a question I found in semiconductors and devices by Kanaan Kano. Basically, the volume of a bar of Silicon is given at 300 K [1x0.01x0.2 cm]. How would you find the resistance of the bar if it is intrinsic. Also, what will be the new resistance after doping of 10^15...- asdfmosin
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- Resistance Semiconductor
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Are Some Engineering Majors Harder Than Others?
lol. That just about sums it up.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Finding final velocity from a fall
out of curiosity; what kind of deceleration is applied form falling on the net for a safe landing. Too much would cause the person to recoil up. too little would cause he/she to hit the ground.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Study for Quantum Physics
If you have only a few days left, I suggest that you just relax. Re-read the notes as suggested above. Tedious studding before a test makes me feel tired and not feel like taking it. Well, that’s how I work though.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Finding final velocity from a fall
Typo: *79kg.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding final velocity from a fall
I'm not sure wat u mean. But the unites do cancel out propely: (790N-88N)/79 = a.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding final velocity from a fall
I solved the problem by calculating the amount of downward force one the person; mainly his weight minus the resistance. Then I used that F in the work formula; W=FD. D would be the 25m. I got the W in Jules so I let that W = KE, which is kinetic Energy. so, W = MV^2. and solved for the desired...- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do You Solve AP Physics C Mechanics 2002 Free Response Problem 2?
can someone please. give hints as to sovle the problems. thanx- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How High Would Sally Have to Climb to Offset the Energy from a Low Joule Cola?
Use proportions to get the amount of KJ in 375 ml. multiply that # by 1000 to get J. then use the PE formula: << complete solution deleted by berkeman >> You could solve for the h now.- asdfmosin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help