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Solving Skin Depth for Copper at 1.0 GHz
hi there, I am stuck on this question can some give me a hint on how to solve the question: the question is: Calculate the skin depth for copper at 1.0 GHz . σ = 5.8x10^7 S/m, εr=1, μr=1. the formula i think that i need to use is tan δ = σ / (ω)(ε0)(εr) ω = 2nf = 2 x n x 1 x 10^9...- purejoker
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Can a Hall sensor accurately calculate magnetic north for an LED board?
if i use one of these, will it do the job! if yes, which is the best to use?? http://www.dinsmoresensors.com/index.html thanks pure!- purejoker
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Can a Hall sensor accurately calculate magnetic north for an LED board?
if i use a hall sensor, that means i require a magnet. but then how do i get the direction of magnetic north? thank for your ideas pure!- purejoker
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Can a Hall sensor accurately calculate magnetic north for an LED board?
hi there, hope I am posting in the right place... im trying to calculate the direction of magnetic north, using electronic curcuits. what i want to do is have a board with a circle of led lights and when i place the board in different places; the light pointting to the direction of north...- purejoker
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- Magnetic
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I hope this helps.Best graph software?
Hi there, Which is best graph software to plot the following functions? 2.5 + 10/Pi sin1/4.Pi.t and 2.5 + 10/Pi ∑ 1/(2n-1) sin (2n-1)Pi.t/4 Limits for ∑ are: top = 20 bottom = n=1 I want to show the first 20 terms of this series. I’m trying to show how Fourier series is made...- purejoker
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Why Does the Fourier Series Java Applet Show a Dot for Cosines but Not Sines?
x(t) = ½ a0 + Σ an.cos(n.ω.t) + Σ bn.sin(n.ω.t) this bit basically always equal zero Σ an.cos(n.ω.t) = 0 in a square wave. i get it thanks a lot!- purejoker
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why Does the Fourier Series Java Applet Show a Dot for Cosines but Not Sines?
if i increase the numbers of terms, the sines get different magnitude values to match the square wave, but all the cosines values are still zero, why is that?- purejoker
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why Does the Fourier Series Java Applet Show a Dot for Cosines but Not Sines?
the redline is flat because the terms are zero. the cosine has a dot which is zero which comes from: a0 = 2/T ∫ x(t) dt is this right?- purejoker
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why Does the Fourier Series Java Applet Show a Dot for Cosines but Not Sines?
Fourier series ... Hi, everyone, I’m new to these forums. I’m just doing some work on Fourier analysis, and just have a few curious questions, I just need to clear up, and so I understand it better. I have been playing around with the java applet for Fourier series from this website...- purejoker
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- Fourier Fourier series Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help