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How do you visualise your future self?
I can see myself as an engineering professor, author of different books and having a busy but happy life.- Eucliddo
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Can MRI and Ultrasound Revolutionize Medical Imaging?
what does it take to be a mathematician? welcome to PF by the way,,.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Physics tutor and video creator introducing myself
wow.. nice meeting you sir! I am also interested in physics and want to know more cool stuffs about it! Welcome to PF! :)- Eucliddo
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Calculating Voltage Gain Vo/Vi of an Op-Amp Circuit
[SIZE=16px]Where/what are R2, R1? R2 in the formula is the feedback resistor, R1 the series one.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How do batteries store energy as charge separation?
Mr. Dave's explanation is right so I guess that settles it. I was just trying to say earlier that unlike battery, capacitor cannot be used as a first-hand source. It still needs a voltage supply. Since it filters the input depending on the other components present.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do batteries store energy as charge separation?
DC is only used in charging capacitor. When capacitor is put in a circuit (ex. a cascaded amplifier circuit) and Vcc will be a battery, the capacitors will be ignored in computing gain because it's in the OPEN state (I was wrong earlier, Capacitor appears as shorted in AC not in DC). Capacitors...- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do batteries store energy as charge separation?
yup. Capacitor is shorted in DC.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do batteries store energy as charge separation?
battery can be used as a voltage supply in a circuit while capacitor is used to store charge in an elecrric field. However, capacifor wouldn't work if you will not use AC SUPPLY.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do batteries store energy as charge separation?
Isn't it chemical energy that the battery initially stores? the positive and the negative plates/terminal are being separated by some chemical paste (lead) which is electrolytic. This chemical allows electrons to pass. The potential energy that you might saying must be the energy possessed by...- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What skills should be developed for a 6-7 year old hockey team?
welcome to PF!- Eucliddo
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Undergrad Solving a Tricky Nonlinear Equation System: A Quest for Closed Form Solutions
trial and error of synthetic division.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad The prisoners and hats riddle: what is Crusty's plan?
Ahh.. I see. Thanks!- Eucliddo
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- Forum: General Math
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What is the Voltage Gain of Vo/Vi in an Op Amp Circuit?
I've read this exact problem this morning and got 122.22. It may not be as exact as your answer but it's just the same. Just make your solution clearer to avoid confusion.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Undergrad The prisoners and hats riddle: what is Crusty's plan?
Will the prisoners be free if most of them answers correctly or should all of them answer it right?- Eucliddo
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Why do I need to divide by different numbers when reducing fractions?
some fractions cannot be reduced because they don't have common factors.. such fractions remain as is. Reducing fractions require practice and familiarization with numbers. If you do that, you can simplify fractions even by mere inspection.- Eucliddo
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- Forum: General Math