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    Is This Feedback Topology Series-Series or Series-Shunt?

    Series shunt or series series?? Hello, I'm having trouble in general determining the feedback topologies... My guess is that this is series-series since the source is in series with Rf and since setting io=0 for the output loop disables Vf... But I'm not sure... Could someone please tell...
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    Does an Ideal Opamp Output Any Current?

    Hi, Just a general question. For an ideal opamp, does any current flow from its output terminal? What is the reasoning behind whatever the answer is? Thanks
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    I'm trying to figure out how to prove this inequality

    I guess it's for 'large enough x' ie. for x>N for some N. It's actually Euler's limit that I'm trying to prove...
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    I'm trying to figure out how to prove this inequality

    I'm trying to figure out how to prove this inequality: I know it's true (by graphing), but what's an algebraic way to prove it? 1+\frac{1}{3x^2}< x \tan \frac{1}{x} < \frac{1}{\sqrt{1-\frac{2}{3x^2}}} Thanks
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    Biot–Savart law and Ampere's law

    Hello, Just a quick question... in which cases do I use the Biot–Savart law and Ampere's law? ie. in what cases is it easier to calculate the magnetic field with the laws? Thanks
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    Capacitor Physics: Calculating Potential at Point P with Charged Cylinders

    Thanks for your reply... This is where I'm getting stuck :( ... So I should get q/2πɛz = two terms? Thanks alot
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    Capacitor Physics: Calculating Potential at Point P with Charged Cylinders

    Thanks for your reply. But I can't seem to be able to get this, especially the constant value (ie. 6)... Where does that come from?
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    Capacitor Physics: Calculating Potential at Point P with Charged Cylinders

    Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/5497/phys.jpg Capacitor has two cylinders (conducting), as shown. Charged 0V on LHS cylinder and 12V on the other one. d=140mm. Show the potential at P is Vp = 6-2.34ln((140-x)/x) Homework Equations E=integralE.dA...
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    Can you add flux contributions?

    But that's contrary to what you said before :S
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    Can you add flux contributions?

    Hi, Also, if the first coil produces a magnetic field of B, then the flux through each coil of the second coil would be BA, wouldn't it?
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    Can you add flux contributions?

    Then how does a transformer work? Because I think my Physics teacher said that the change in flux for each coil is the same, hence that's why the voltage can be stepped up...
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    Understanding ∫B.dl: What Does It Mean/Represent?

    I know that ∫B.dl = μI... but what does the quantity ∫B.dl mean/represent? Thanks
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    Can you add flux contributions?

    Hello, I've got a question regarding flux. Can you add flux contributions like you can add magnetic fields together? To illustrate my point, consider a single coil wrapped around a material that conducts flux. A 10 coil is wrapped around the same material. [like a transformer] When I...
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    Electric field, direction and magnitude

    (kQ/l) * integral of 1/x^2 from x=0.29 and x=0.43 = 8.9876* 10^9 * -22 * 10^-6 / 0.14 ... etc
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    Electric field, direction and magnitude

    Homework Statement A rod 14.0 cm long is uniformly charged and has a total charge of -22.0μC. Determine (a) the magnitude and (b) direction of the electric field along the axis of the rod at a point 36.0 cm from its centre. [I can do (b)] Homework Equations Electric field at the...
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