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Undergrad Voltage or current in solenoid?
Thanks for your insight guys! The way both of you put it makes sense- current makes the field stronger, but the voltage is necessary to keep the current constant for a certain length. Thanks again!- falling cat
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Raspberry Pi 2 review and ideas
I believe that clock speed is an order of magnitude off! I spoiled myself with one this Christmas... I'm all over it!- falling cat
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Open source for FE / Fluid Analysis?
The best thing I can think of would be Autodesk CFD, which is free for students/personal use. about: http://www.autodesk.com/products/cfd/features/all/gallery-view download: (need account) http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/all- falling cat
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad Voltage or current in solenoid?
Hi everyone, I'm having some fun building solenoids for a project. I can't just leave "well enough" alone... I want to know how these things really work! I understand the concepts behind Faraday's laws, current in a wire, etc... What I would like to find out is which gives more force to the...- falling cat
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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What's the connection between electrical current and thrust in flight?
Hey everyone Thought I'd make an account after stopping by this forum often for questions and some good insight. I'm a high school student, currently taking AP C physics, and I like building things that move. Aspiring engineer in the making here. I'm also a student pilot, about six months away...- falling cat
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