Depends on the implementation of your particular network. But for most consumer networks on the market today, I would say the answer is no. However, this is something that can be controlled in software. For example: http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bandwidth-Limiting-HOWTO.html
I tutor high school students in Calc and the other day I came across this problem.
Limit of (1-Sqrt(x-2))/(x-3) as x->3
I tried coaching the student on how to simplify the expression and in the end I just showed him this substitution.
Let u=Sqrt(x-2)
Then
(1-Sqrt(x-2))/(x-3) =...
Not sure what you mean by 3 dimensional case but I think it is just a definition. If you see an equation of the form U_tt = U_xx + U_yy + U_zz we choose to call it the wave equation in three dimensions.
I agree with Gokul43201 and think that the chi-squared test would be the best way to go about measuring the similarity of tests to Jane. Then you could see if there is a correlation between closeness to Jane and similarity to Jane's test.
However, keep in mind this just says that there is a...
Personally, I think if they don't get DaveC's argument then you're going to have much bigger problems on your hands.
But if it were me, I would present Arildno's demonstration and conclude with if a negative multiplied by a negative is not defined to be positive then a multiplication operation...
If you can get by with the lower switching frequency then another simple solution to boosting the output current is using the opamp to drive a bipolar transistor base current like figure two in this ap note.
http://www.supertex.com/pdf/app_notes/AN-D14.pdf
Oh! I did misunderstand your question. Sorry about that.
I think you just want to know how to generate enough current for the LED. For this I would recommend using a LED driver IC such as http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps61060.pdf. Just have the receiver drive the enable pin. Don't worry...
Although I am not sure of the specifics of your project (I think you are talking about modifying the remote itself) an alternate solution might be better. How about building a repeater box. Something that receives IR at one end, copies the signal, and shoots out a new IR signal out the back via...
I am not exactly sure what you are asking but I think the answer is, because that's how the physicists chose to define flatband voltage. I mean, a voltage is the potential difference between two points, so those are the points they picked.
For why bands bend see section 2.3.5 of...
That's an interesting idea. I usually thought of this capacitance as a nuisance.
Are there any typical applications for caps that use the PCB as the dielectric?
I suppose the obivious one is to measure \epsilon_R directly for process control or something. Or since \epsilon_R is typically...
Unfortunately no.
I am trying to fit a set of data points, say {(x1,y1),(x2,y2),...,(xn,yn)}, to the parabola defined by y=a(x+p)^2+b(x+p)+c. Which is non-linear because p is also unknown (unless someone can figure out how to reduce it!) so the method of least squares does not apply.
I have...