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Force solenoid - magnetite powdered tip
It says on the pack of magnetite powder: 'Particle size: 95% < 170 mesh (~53µ)'. We are going 'dip' the tip of the object, having area pi*(0.2mm)^2, into this magnetic powder.- kirikinny
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Force solenoid - magnetite powdered tip
Hi I am designing a solenoid to interact with a magnetite-powder tip. I can't find specifications about the magnetite I am using, and properties seem to depend on factors I don't know. Could you give me a rough estimate (just order of magnitude is fine) of the force give a certain magnetic...- kirikinny
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- Force Solenoid
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can Circular Motion Be Transformed Into Sinusoidal Oscillatory Motion?
Hi all I'm from Bioengineering and unfortunately not too expert on the mechanical side. I'm making a device for which I need a mechanism to transform circular motion into oscillatory motion. I found the mechanism in the picture below...- kirikinny
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- Circular Motion Oscillatory motion
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Instrumentation amplifier: why subtractor block?
Ok, I see, I thought that, if you just need to measure the output, you connect the ground of the picoscope to one of the two ouputs and then measure the other one. But I guess if you want to insert the circuit inside a bigger circuit you could not do that- kirikinny
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Instrumentation amplifier: why subtractor block?
Hi, I'm looking at a circuit of a classical instrumental amplifier having 3 opamps, 2 for buffer, with Rg to adjust the gain. The output from this buffer + gain circuit is then feed into a third opamp, in a circuit that is the 'basic' differential amplifier, but whose function now that Rg is...- kirikinny
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- Amplifier Block Instrumentation
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering