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You have two tracks with known impedance, joined through the PCB by a short cylindrical via. The via will probably not match the...

Welcome to PF. This basic schoolwork question does not involve detailed values like frequency and parasitics. It is just a basic...

Welcome to PF. This is a problem of understanding how the circuit works, assuming perfect components. If you specify the frequency...

I have not got it running yet. Your gate bias was a problem. See attached.

In a way, but not to reduce rolling resistance. There is no fear of flipping backwards since you regulate body position and pedal force...

Flipping over backwards is totally unnecessary. As an amateur cyclist wearing cleats, I could lift the front wheel just off the ground...

I think you assume a front wheel hop from a body bounce, while holding the handlebars. I assume the front wheel lifts due to pedal...

Take a look at a book of physics formulas. https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0BDXFMG5M/

More like a small wheel stand, where they put additional torque on the rear wheel through the pedals while lifting the handlebars, to...

Hi Baluncore, thanks for your reply. Please find the files attached.

The SCR you are using is not in my old LTspice library. What model of SCR are you using ? Where did you get the files for that SCR ?

Could you please attach a copy of your schematic filename.asc to a post. Do it by adding an extra extension, to make a text file called...

Yes, while only the rear wheel is on the ramp, they lift the front wheel to eliminate rotation. I think an interesting question is...

The rear wheel first will align the bike with the flight, before the front wheel lands, and can then follow a pursuit curve to the track.

For a biker, braking after a launch would increase the forward rotation, they would need to accelerate during the initial flight to...