I am discussing physics with a friend and we need someone to confirm a thing that we're not agreeing on.
We are discussing incident light that is passing through different geometries, and I want to know how the light behaves when it reflects inside a half sphere (of glass for example). Maybe...
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I am trying to solve a textbook problem without any success. Fortunately, I found someone that solved it but there is one step that I don't get. Here is a figure showing the problem : https://ibb.co/koatCa
First, we have (I get this part since I found a similar use of it in the book)...
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I've been working on reducing a controller with block reduction in order to understand it and I have trouble to continue since I've stumbled across something that I haven't seen before. My goal is...
Okay. I followed your advice and looked it up, and then tried to draw the new diagram instead. Would you say that this one is correct now (Never mind that they have the same name, G. We can call the left blocks for K, but you're probably following)? If yes, then I know how to continue...
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I am trying to reduce a PID controller by using block reduction rules but I am having some trouble Here is the block: https://postimg.org/image/9am5n8bsp/
My attempt:
1. Multiply (1/I)*(1/s) ->...
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I don't know if I'm in the right forum of this site but I'm trying anyway. I was just wondering if someone could explain how the step- and impulse response is related to an angular position (of e.g. a spacecraft )? Just a little about the theory since I am trying to actually understand...
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I am trying to solve a problem where I need to calculate a satellite's orbit, but first I would like to ask for some clarifications from someone here that might know this stuff. I need to design an orbit so that no maneuvers (one part of the problem) are necessary to...
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This is a textbook problem that I need help with (I want to practice as much as I can before the exams) and I hope that there is someone who can guide me. The question is:
You’re doing a first-order analysis on a new satellite in an elliptical (e = 0.2) orbit at 700 km altitude. Can you...
Okay, so I did the following, I used the formulas for the perigee and apogee radius to get rp and ra. They are: rp=a(1-e) and ra=a(1+e) . I also calculated the absolute value of ro.
By inserting the values in the equations above I got: rp<ro<ra , the difference is a couple of meters. This...