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Using a Matching Transformer for 50 Ohm to 75 Ohm Coax
i've read that it's already balanced, but in some cases, a balun is needed. how do you exactly make a balun?- chemic_23
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Using a Matching Transformer for 50 Ohm to 75 Ohm Coax
i was thinking of that too, but i couldn't find a 50 to 75 ohm matching transformer in our place hehe :D i designed it using the moxon calculator :D it is okay to use a 50 ohm coaxial cable for tv?- chemic_23
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Using a Matching Transformer for 50 Ohm to 75 Ohm Coax
hello, good afternoon. I'm a little bit confused about the use of matching transformer. I made a 50 ohm tv antenna, and i connected it to a 50 ohm coaxial line. However, I've found out that for tv applications, 75 ohm coax should be used. my question is, if i will replace my 50 ohm coax, can i...- chemic_23
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- Ohm Transformer
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Fourier transform of complex exponential multiplied to unit step
i've seen this transform: v(t)*e^(j*(wo)*t)<--->V(f-fo) and letting u(t)=v(t) where u(t)<--->1/(2*pi*f) +δ(f)/2 so, exp(-i*wo*t)*u(t)=1/(2*pi*(f+fo)) +δ(f+fo)/2is this correct?- chemic_23
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Fourier transform of complex exponential multiplied to unit step
Homework Statement find the Fourier transform of complex exponential multiplied to a unit step. given: v(t)=exp(-i*wo*t)*u(t) Homework Equations ∫(v(t)*exp(-i*w*t) dt) from -∞ to +∞ The Attempt at a Solution ∫([v(t)]*exp(-i*w*t) dt) from -∞ to +∞...- chemic_23
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- Complex Complex exponential Exponential Fourier Fourier transform Transform Unit
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Determining the Optimal Thickness for a 30mH-Solenoid Inductor
i've found out that its permeability is 2000.. thanks :)- chemic_23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Determining the Optimal Thickness for a 30mH-Solenoid Inductor
so, in order to have 30mH, i need to make 613 turns? :eek:- chemic_23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Determining the Optimal Thickness for a 30mH-Solenoid Inductor
Homework Statement hi, i just have few questions on how to make a 30mH-inductor (solenoid). I have an enameled copper wire which i will wrapped into a 7-inch rebar having 12mm diameter. In order to determine the number of turns, i made some calculations:Homework Equations L=(uAN^2)/dThe Attempt...- chemic_23
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- Inductance Inductor
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Determining Part Number for NPN Transistors
o, i see, sorry I've overlooked that.. thanks.. um, btw, can i use KN2222 transistor instead of 2N2222? are they the same?- chemic_23
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Determining Part Number for NPN Transistors
hello good day, would someone kindly help me determine the part number of these 4 npn transistors here? pls help, cause my prof didn't discuss this yet.. and i don't have idea on how to calculate for the values of the transistor to determine tha part number suitable for the circuit... many...- chemic_23
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- Npn Transistors
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Um, i'm having a hard time understanding some terms and equations in
um, I'm having a hard time understanding some terms and equations in semiconductors, particulary 2 equations and 1 term(fermi function,density of state function, and fermi level). My understanding of fermi function is somewhat the probability of an energy state to be occupied by an electron. for...- chemic_23
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Help With C Programming Output | Troubleshooting Solutions
my attempt is (this is c programming) My output is really different. It gives the answer but not a detailed solution as the output above. Pls help me I really don't know how to show the long method :frown:- chemic_23
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- C code Code
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What is the Problem with the Taylor Series for f(x)=1/(x)^(1/2) at a=9?
thank you very much :)- chemic_23
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What is the Problem with the Taylor Series for f(x)=1/(x)^(1/2) at a=9?
Homework Statement Find the taylor series of f(x)=1/(x)^(1/2) ; a=9 2. The attempt at a solution f(x) = (x)^(-1/2) f'(x) = -(1/2)*x^(-3/2) f''(x) = (1/2)*(3/2)*x^(-5/2) f'''(x) = -(1/2)*(3/2)*(5/2)*x^(-7/2) f''''(x) = (1/2)*(3/2)*(5/2)*(7/2)*x^(-11/2) f(9) =...- chemic_23
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- Series Taylor Taylor series
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Help with 45° Angle Equation Solving
awww sorry hehe mistyped. it's tan45 hehe:rolleyes: i came up with this solution x=10+2t y=6+4t tan45=(6+4t)/(10+2t) (deg mode) 1=(6+4t)/(10+2t) 10+2t=6+4t t=2 substituting in (secθ)^2)(dθ/dt)=[x(dy/dt)-y(dx/dt)]/x^2 i got ((cos45)^2)/7 per sec or 1/14 per sec is this...- chemic_23
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help