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Engineering Voltage drop across drain-source for stacked MOSFETs
Ok.. So if Vgs(th) > 0 and if Vds < 0, then also the Mosfet is On, however current direction is reversed. Makes sense. But assuming that Vgs(th) >0 and all Mosfets are in saturation mode with current flowing from drain to source, I'm not able to figure out the drop across M1, M2, and M3 The...- jaus tail
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Engineering Voltage drop across drain-source for stacked MOSFETs
Here's the circuut: Vtn is 0.7 V. So Vs1 (wrt ground) cannot be more than 4.3 V else M1 won't turn on. Likewise Vs2 and Vs3 (wrt ground) cannot be more than 4.3 V else M2 won't turn on. So Vs3 = 4.3 V. Even voltage across final resistance is 4.3 V Assume there's no drop across Mosfet. But I'm...- jaus tail
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- Drop Voltage Voltage drop
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Magnitude and direction of k vector
Thanks for the guidance.- jaus tail
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Magnitude and direction of k vector
Shouldn't direction be unit vector like The vector you mentioned divided by |k|?- jaus tail
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Magnitude and direction of k vector
To be honest this is all so maths. Thanks for this. What does 78540 signify. I mean so much radians / cm.- jaus tail
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Magnitude and direction of k vector
I didnt understand the question. The magnitude is 2(pie)/wavelength. I get 78500 rad/cm which is pretty wrong as guess. Where would angle come into picture? Ref: https://www.millersville.edu/physics/experiments/062/index.php Shouldn't direction be like i + j + k ? So will it be like: |k|cos30...- jaus tail
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- Direction Magnitude Magnitude and direction Vector
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How is this graph Hamiltonian and Eulerian?
Thanks. Guess the website has it wrong then.- jaus tail
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How is this graph Hamiltonian and Eulerian?
Is the graph Hamilton and Eulerian? The website says the graph is Hamilton and Eulerian but I think it's wrong. Ref: https://scanftree.com/Graph-Theory/Eulerian-and-Hamiltonian-Graphs There is no path that covers all paths only once. Any help? I think the graph is drawn wrongly.- jaus tail
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- Graph Hamiltonian
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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(resolved) Seebeck effect: why can't electron+hole combine at cold end?
Sorry for question. I found a more appropriate diagram: Ref:- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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(resolved) Seebeck effect: why can't electron+hole combine at cold end?
Hi, In seebeck effect: Ref: Once the red region is hot, the electrons and holes move toward cooler region i.e. bottom. So there is a positive potential toward right side of cold side and negative region toward left side of cold side. So why can't the electrons and holes combine here only...- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Wireless Power Transfer (is this correct)
How Could you explain the working of this circuit? I found a slightly difference circuit: It says: In transmitter section, the Transistor is generating high-frequency AC current across the coil and the coil is generating a magnetic field around it. As the coil is center tapped, the two sides...- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Wireless Power Transfer (is this correct)
But I drew the original circuit that I have posted in MATLAB simulink and was able to get oscillations. I had kept source voltage around 0.4V- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Wireless Power Transfer (is this correct)
Ref: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Design-and-Simulation-of-Different-Wireless-Power-Baroi-Isla m/dc19ecfde904964704777ab5adef96d5d6846f1f I couldn't find the working of this circuit so I guess it would be like: Initially transistor is OFF, so the current flows through Base, and...- jaus tail
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- Power Power transfer Wireless Wireless power transfer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding the Working Principle of PLL: Block Diagram & Applications
Oh boy! Electronics is super difficult. Electrical engineering is easier, to be frank, cause there at least we can visualize stuff. With electronics, it's more maths and equations :(- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Understanding the Working Principle of PLL: Block Diagram & Applications
Thanks for all the replies. It's very helpful. Sorry for the late reply. I had gone home for holiday. This is where I have doubt. If the difference between input and output phase is zero then the output of LPF will be zero and thus the VCO will get 0 signal in that case? Or maybe the final...- jaus tail
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering