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Power flow studies using Jacobi and Gauss Seidel
I have been asked to solve the actual load flow distribution in a given power network using two iterative methods. I have chosen Jacobi and Gauss Seidel. we have to use MATLAB to find where the solution converges. I am fine with all of this, but we have been tasked with providing graphical...- Bourbon daddy
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- Flow Gauss Jacobi Power Studies
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Understanding n-bit and m-bit Numbers
Ok, that makes sense, I have just assigned a number to n and m as it makes it easier for me to follow the logic and it calculates as you would expect. Thanks for the help guys, much appreciated!- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Understanding n-bit and m-bit Numbers
Hi guys, I sure this is an astonishingly dumb question, but I am new to embedded systems, so don't be too harsh. I am taking embedded systems in final year at uni and working through some introductory tutorial sheets. One question asks; -If two n-bit numbers are added together, what memory...- Bourbon daddy
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- Bit Numbers
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Regression formula (calculating trends)
part of my reply is contained within the quote (paragraphs 2,3,4 and 6 to be precise)- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Regression formula (calculating trends)
Sorry, forgot to mention... obviously I was taking n to be 2- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Regression formula (calculating trends)
As for course material, I have absolutely none, not even a link to a website. It is a level 5 module, so I suppose that I am expected to just get on and research, however I have a lot of family life getting in the way at them moment and can't afford it as much time as I would like. Item Budget...- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Regression formula (calculating trends)
Hi guys, I have been tasked with the following question; The company has set a fixed budget for Period 1 of the financial year using the following figures as being 100% of the budget: Material costs £200 000 Labour costs £100 000 Variable overheads £50 000 Fixed...- Bourbon daddy
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- Formula Regression Trends
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
"Correct. But C1 is a second high-pass filter. What value do you intend for it? And question: is it a good design if the cutoff frequency varies with the load resistance?" C1 in my understanding, A) Blocks DC voltage B) Sets the cut-off frequency I have only concerned my self with...- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
Ok, first of all, I have basically started again, I have recalculated all component values (prior to going through your points) and what I get is; a gain of approx. 16... currently I am happy with that, however, the output waveform is heavily distorted in the positive cycle, which suggests to...- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
According to my limited knowledge and my brief teachings, this is what I am working with; Rin=1KOhms For this, my belief is; Rin=(R1llR4)llR3 I know that considering the values in the attached image my Rin would not equal 1K. I have been experimenting with different values and...- Bourbon daddy
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
Apologies if it wasnt clear enough, U3 is an ammeter, thing connected between b and e was a voltmeter, same as R5... emitter cap was removed as I had removed it to check output signal waveform. All peripheral equipment is now removed, so hopefully you will find it clearer. What I seem to...- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
First pdf was not very good quality, this is includes some formulae that I have used.- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
Here is an image attached as a pdf, hopefully you are able to open it.- Bourbon daddy
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Optimizing a BJT Amplifier Design for Specific Parameters
The outcome is: design a single stage amplifier with the following parameters: Rin=1KOhms Rout=1KOhms Voltage Gain=15 corner frequency=300Hz specified Transistor is BC109BP AC supply, 0.5V DC supply 20V supply frequency, not specified, I have assumed 1K We have not been given...- Bourbon daddy
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- Amplifier Bjt Design
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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The design of a low pass filter
I am trying to design a 24V dc to 230V ac inverter operating at 50Hz. So far, by using multisim to simulate the circuit I have been able to achieve these parameters but my output is essentially a square wave. I am using a variation of a circuit that I have found on line, and I am now trying...- Bourbon daddy
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- Design Filter Low pass filter
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering