Recent content by IKu

harsh? do you go to u of i? i agree with everything you just said, it's all in the concepts. once you understand what's going on, it's easy to apply the formulas and figure something out. right now I'm trying to figure out if i want to go into physics or ee.

yea, i always figured physics majors just taught physics or something. what i meant by physics engineering is a physics major in the college of engineering, rather than a physics major in the college of liberal arts and sciences.

i'm thinking about switching into the an engineering college, but I'm not sure what kind of jobs you can get with this. right now I'm an undeclared major and i want to switch into electrical engineering, but I'm afraid there will be too much job competition and i won't be able to find work, or i...

I think i understand everything now, this is making much more sense, thanks a lot!

i think the output is 66Hz/volt, so multiplying that by 60 would give me rev/min, right? so even at 2 volt output, i would be at like 8000 rpm i think, unless my understanding is screwed up. anyway, I'm very new to this stuff... my understanding is Vcc is voltage supply so the 12 volt Vcc would...

well I'm pretty new with this stuff so i could use a diagram... i went on a google spree and found this: http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM2917.html they have example diagrams using this piece: https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ericlin/www/ftov.jpg would this work? i guess it would help to tell...

does anyone know where i can find a frequency to voltage converter or know how to make one? preferably using a low voltage supply... thanks!

ahh... that makes a lot more sense than what i was doing... quick question, could Vc ever be greater than Va in a situation like this? thanks for your help!

i'm having trouble with a circuit i got for class and was looking for some help... hopefully this is the right place. i can't figure out how to find I1 for this circuit: https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ericlin/www/circuit.jpg if someone could just explain how to find I1 that would be nice. thanks!