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    How to use Euler's angle theorem in rotation of a coordinate

    I get it now, thanks everyone for teaching me.
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    How to use Euler's angle theorem in rotation of a coordinate

    What is the A=BCD mean in this page, http://mathworld.wolfram.com/EulerAngles.html and how do they get the value of a11 , a12 , a13...a33, i thought it is just multiplication of matrices
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    How to use Euler's angle theorem in rotation of a coordinate

    lets say if i have a Z-axis which perpendicularly point into the screen, X-axis which point to its right side and Y-axis which point upward and a point with coordinate ( 0 , 0 , 5 ). then i rotate the point's y-axis 30 degree in clockwise direction. so the rotation operation matrix should be...
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    How to use Euler's angle theorem in rotation of a coordinate

    using the point (0,0,5) , i make a rotation of 30 degree in clockwise direction about y axis, so i should get the rotation matrix of | cos 30 0 -sin 30 | |x| | cos 30 0 sin 30 | |x| | 0 1 0 | |y| or | 0...
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    How to use Euler's angle theorem in rotation of a coordinate

    If i have a point at (0,0,5) in x,y,z system, then i make 2 rotation on the point with center at origin. i)the first rotation is on y-axis with angle P in clockwise direction. ii) the second rotation is on the point's new x-axis rotate in angle Q in clockwise direction. How can i find the...
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    Is Wikibooks a Reliable Resource for Learning about Transistors?

    Does wikibook is a good place to learn all these stuff?
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    Is Wikibooks a Reliable Resource for Learning about Transistors?

    http://www.circuit-fantasia.com/collections/tools/pnfb-builder.html I am trying to understand how the V to I convertor work. In that example, I a, not very clear what does this I to V convertor do in this circuit, why would we want to change the I back to V as we want to change the V to I ?
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    Is Wikibooks a Reliable Resource for Learning about Transistors?

    My knowledge about transistor is too low, i have no idea what is FET or MOSFET yet, and i found this http://www.williamson-labs.com/images/e-spring.gif animation interesting, what does the spring mean? Does it mean the resistance increase when it is stretched longer?
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    Is Wikibooks a Reliable Resource for Learning about Transistors?

    A transistor need both adequate current and voltage to be activated right? And does it get damaged by connecting in wrong terminal?
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