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DaveE reacted to nescientist's post in the thread I hope to learn more and realize a grasp of nature's wonders! with
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Well, I haven't applied much physics(or even thinking from that framework) since University, and I miss it. So, I'm picking up old books... -
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The OP question has been sufficiently addressed. Thread closed. Thanks to all who participated. -
DaveE reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread Engineering Voltage across inductor is somehow negative despite diodes? with
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v = L⋅ di/dt As the current rises and falls, di/dt changes sign. What does that do to the voltage across the inductor? While V2 is... -
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1.21 ggigawatts. -
DaveE replied to the thread Undergrad Question about increasing laser power.Home built confocal (and similar) resonators aren't THAT finicky. Many people have built low performance, low reliability, and often... -
DaveE replied to the thread Undergrad Question about increasing laser power.Virtually all lasers use this, or similar, techniques internally to function optimally. You won't make their design better by adding... -
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There are two kinds of lasers, continuous wave (CW) and pulse. Since you're thinking of CW, that is what I will address. Most CW... -
DaveE replied to the thread Weird News Compilation.The commercial airline industry has an amazing safety record mostly based on the creation of structured rules and compliance. The... -
DaveE reacted to pasmith's post in the thread Undergrad Limit behaviour of Fibonacci sequence with
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There is a much easier way to arrive at these results. From ##a_{n+1} = 1 + a_n^{-1}## and the definition of ##\varphi## we can obtain... -
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I thought this might be quite interesting to anyone who hasn't seen it before. Consider any Fibonacci sequence, where ##F_1 > F_0 \ge... -
DaveE reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread Design example for commercial high speed pcb with
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1. Each differential pair must pass through a separate hole in all the other layers. 2. Look up the data on the differential outputs...