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Which EE Specialization is In Demand and Rewarding?
Computer Engineering is a standard Degree Program in many Canadian Universities. See the below links for some examples. http://www.engineering.uAlberta.ca/ece/ http://www.engineering.uwaterloo.ca/departments.html Also Power Engineering is always in demand in Alberta.- mcfetridges
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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MATLAB Complex Number Representation in Matlab
Hey Everyone, I cannot seem to find an way in Matlab to convert a number which has a real and imaginary part in cartesian form into polar form and then express the polar representation on the output. Ex. Convert z=0.1602932442+0.8277219859*j Into 0.8431<79.04 deg (without using...- mcfetridges
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- Complex Complex number Matlab Representation
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Conversion of sound signal to electrical signal
I remember my prof talking about how if everyone in New York screamed or yelled as loud as they possibly could and you could somehow contain this energy you would barely be able to light up a lightbulb.- mcfetridges
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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MATLAB Matlab Control Systems Question
I am having a problem with plotting Bode plots in Matlab. We are required to plot a e^(-sT) (simple time shift) as a Bode plot. The "bode" function in Matlab requires either a TF, ZPK, SS, or FRD system as its first input. I cannot seem to find out how to plot the exponential. I can easily plot...- mcfetridges
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- Control Control systems Matlab Systems
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Designing Voltage Dividers w/o Resistors & <1 Gain Amplifiers
Is it possible to design voltage dividers that do not primarily use resistors. Could you make a <1 voltage gain amplifier? What is usually done in real applications? Thanks- mcfetridges
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- Voltage
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Fourier Transforms: Evaluating Periodic Triangle Pulses
Ya in the frequency domain it becomes autocorrelation. But is that the only way?- mcfetridges
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fourier Transforms: Evaluating Periodic Triangle Pulses
I am having a little trouble. I am asked to evaluate the Fourier transform of a periodic train of triangle shaped pulses. Then I have to evaluate the power spectral density. Now it is very easy to find the Fourier transform of one of the triangles, but what do I do when it is periodic? Do I...- mcfetridges
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- Fourier
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Graph Vout/Vin vs Log of Frequency: Units?
This is a quick graphing question. We have to graph Vout/Vin versus the log of frequency. Now the Vout/Vin would have no units but what about the log of frequency? Is it hertz or is it also unitless?- mcfetridges
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- Frequency Graph Log Units
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- Forum: General Math
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Convolution Sums: Understanding the Input & Output Signals
I am also taking a Signals Class right now. When studying for my midterm I stumbled upon this site http://www.jhu.edu/~signals/convolve/ . I found that the actual integral way of convolution is very easy but in some cases such as the convolution of general shapes you have to do it graphically...- mcfetridges
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Periods of Trigonometric Functions
Here are two general questions How would you find the period of: sin(2Pi*t)+sin(4Pi*t) or cos(3t)sin(2t) Thanks- mcfetridges
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- Functions Trigonometric Trigonometric functions
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Digital Electronics Boolean Reduction
well good question. I expanded that equation and then threw it in a k-map. I got the exact expanded equation back. I would say that that equation is the simplest form. Hopefully someone can back me up. my kmap was sum of m(4,8,12,13,14).- mcfetridges
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Undergrad Can 0=1? The Math Behind the Assumption
Can you prove that 0!=1 or is it just an assumption?- mcfetridges
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- Forum: General Math