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    Simple capacitor with two plates

    Hello, I can`t understand the following: Let`s say that we have a simple capacitor with two plates and air between them. And this capacitor is in a series circuit with a switch, voltage source and a resistor. Also, the capacitor is discharged and the switch is open. The voltage source is...
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    Explaining Symmetric Input in Instrumentational & Differential Amplifiers

    I would like to ask you what it is meant by "symmetric input" in the instrumentational amplifier schematics and in the differential amplifier? I can`t understand what is the difference between symmetric and non symmetric input and output as parameters. Can anyone explain ? Thanks
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    Understanding the Physics Behind Common Emitter Transistors

    Hello, I would like to ask someone to explain me the basic physics of the common emitter configuration. With the common base configuration i am understanding all the processes with holes and electrons in the npn transistor perfectly. In the common emitter configuration i can`t understand...
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    Forward Bias Effects on PN Junction Diodes

    Dear uart, thank you for your quick and kind reply, now i understood this process, thanks.
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    Forward Bias Effects on PN Junction Diodes

    Hello, Here is my question: If we have a regular PN junction diode, which is forward biased we will observe the effect "injection", we will have more minority carriers than normal near the PN junction. I would like to ask you whether this "injection" is observed during the whole period...
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    How is it made only one cell to pass through an aperture ?

    Thank you for the clarification, it seems reasonable. By the way, does this Coulter Counter has something in common with the Beckam Coulter company ?
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    How is it made only one cell to pass through an aperture ?

    The question is related to impedance cell counting, determining cell`s size etc. This method is working like this: "A small portion of the diluted fluid in each bath is allowed to flow past a small aperture. An electrical current is produced in each aperture by two electrodes, one on the...
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