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Baluncore replied to the thread Resonance definition through dip in S-parameters.The cancellation occurs where the stub joins the line between port 1 and port 2. The forward wave in the stub is reflected from the... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Resonance definition through dip in S-parameters.The "trapped" energy is not relevant. Once a high-Q resonator is oscillating, no more energy is required to keep it oscillating... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Remote Controlled Bowling Ball using Gyroscopes.I believe you can get a small but heavy RC car, inside a big lightweight ball. You must learn to drive the ball through the car. The... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Undergrad Diodes and low grade thermal energy harvesting.I have heard the laws of thermodynamics summarised as: 1. You cannot win. (There's no such thing as a free lunch). 2. You can't even... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Resonance definition through dip in S-parameters.An open-ended λ/4 transmission line stub, appears as a short circuit in the network. λ/4 is halfway around the Smith chart, so the... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Undergrad Capacitor Voltages at t = 0: Zero or Split?.Before t=0, all voltages will be zero. At t=0, the instant step in source voltage, will be attenuated by the capacitive voltage divider... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Remote Controlled Bowling Ball using Gyroscopes.No. The finger holes in the tenpin bowling ball, or the concentric rings on a lawn bowls ball, decide the axis of rotation when... -
Baluncore replied to the thread High School How can one relate jerk and force?.F = m a ; The rate at which a changes, determines the rate at which F changes. That holds for all derivatives of a. -
Baluncore replied to the thread Remote Controlled Bowling Ball using Gyroscopes.The ball itself is a gyroscopically stabilised sphere. It will only be possible to make gentle changes to the curve and direction, or to... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Graduate Practical demo - Ferromagnetic attraction at interpole boundary.Iron with a low carbon content, is a "soft" magnetic material. The steel used to make nails has high carbon content, which makes it a... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Graduate Practical demo - Ferromagnetic attraction at interpole boundary.Just because you have a reasonable sounding explanation does not make it correct. Confounding factors should be tested for and... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Graduate Practical demo - Ferromagnetic attraction at interpole boundary.How do you know that the steel nail is not magnetised? -
Baluncore replied to the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip?.It is at times like this, that I wish I had listened to my mother when I was young. On return, they learn quickly to partition the... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip?.Hadrian's wall was built by the Romans, to prevent Romans entering Caledonia, (Scotland), where they would be subjected to asymmetric... -
Baluncore replied to the thread Graduate Practical demo - Ferromagnetic attraction at interpole boundary.How do you know that the nail is not magnetised in some weird way?