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Why is the bandwidth in PCM half of the transmission rate?
So that means we can represent binary '1s and 0s' with two distinct pulses which combine to form one period. and taking inverse of that period '1/2T' gives us minimum bandwidth. Is that right?- janu203
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why is the bandwidth in PCM half of the transmission rate?
When we use pulse code modulation , it is said that the min bandwidth requirement is half the transmission rate. Transmission rate given in Bits/sec. But why?- janu203
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- Bandwidth Pcm Rate Transmission
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why do we normalise a signal (function)?
http://www.seas.ucla.edu/dsplab/sqc/over.html It says we have to normalize a signal before it is fed to a compander which reduces its dynamic range. But why don't we directly feed the compander block without normalizing the function first? Help Required.- janu203
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- Function Signal
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why are the motor brushes not placed in the magnetic neutral axis?
In given figure of interpoles connection for a DC Machine, why the carbon brushes connected to the commutator are not placed in the Magnetic neutral axis? The given position will induce more sparking. Interpoles solution is from following website...- janu203
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- Axis Magnetic Motor Neutral
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How does transformer taps work?
omg! what was i thinking. Lack of sleep yesterday night may be causing this weird behavior .- janu203
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How does transformer taps work?
In the question below i know 200/480 V is rated voltage at primary and secondary side of a transformer, but '13' is what i do not know. Also how does the solution work out? i have tried every possible thing. Thanks(Sorry if i could not phrase my question in accordance to the pattern)- janu203
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- Transformer Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Mean Magnetic Path Length of the Magnetic core of a transformer
yeah now i can get a feel for it tx a bundle- janu203
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Mean Magnetic Path Length of the Magnetic core of a transformer
I will be mindful in future but that thread doesn't answer my question either.- janu203
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Mean Magnetic Path Length of the Magnetic core of a transformer
For the Image given, i have to calculate reluctances of air gap and core which depends on respective mean path lengths. For the left hand core, the mean path length calculated in the solution manual is 1.11 meter . However what I don't understand is that why is the length of the air gap included...- janu203
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- Core Length Magnetic Mean Path Transformer
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Why we use relative permeability
I am more concerned regarding the theoretical aspect. Why cannot we just take absolute permeability of any material? In fact i have started reading about transformers and there i found relative permeability.- janu203
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Why we use relative permeability
Why we use relative permeability if we have absolute permeability in electromagnetism?- janu203
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- Permeability Relative Relative permeability
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Prerequisite Required for a Course in Electrical Machines
I want to study "motors" , "generators" and stuff like that.- janu203
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Prerequisite Required for a Course in Electrical Machines
I want to study "Electrical Machines" Course. I looked for online courses but they all had different prerequisites to study "Electrical Machines" course. Can anyone guide me about what prerequisites are needed to study "Electrical Machines" or any specific contents that i should study (e-book or...- janu203
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- Course Electrical Electrical machines Machines
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Why a DC (direct current) component is undesirable?
When choosing Line Codes (e.g. Bipolar or Polar formats) for transmission of bits over a communication channel such as twisted pairs, it is always desirable that no DC component is present for a particular choice. According to William Stallings (Digital Communication Book) "With a dc component...- janu203
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- Component Current Dc Direct current
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Frequency Division Multiplexing in Telephone
So that means it is done to get economy and avoid complexity.- janu203
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering