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...
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...
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...
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.
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...
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...
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...
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 :(
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...