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Problems of Spontaneous Emission, thanks.
How to change the upper step to lower step on the figure? Why does N2(0) change to N2(t) the exp(-t/21) will be missed? Thanks.- qpzm77gg
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- Emission Spontaneous Spontaneous emission Thanks
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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What Are Common Challenges in Control and Automation Systems?
Q2. switch level, Gate level, Behavioral level ? Is't correct? Q3. How to illustrate?? I still not know Q4. The function of CPU in PLC are communication with the memory, perform logic and arithmetic operations, updating the inputs and outputs. Is't correct?? Besides, how to illustrate that...- qpzm77gg
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What Are Common Challenges in Control and Automation Systems?
Problems of control and automation, help please! 2. What are the 4 classes of programming languages of PLC? 3. How to illustrate the meaning of control system in control and automation system? 4. How to illustrate the major role of CPU in a PLC and what is the major role of CPU? 5...- qpzm77gg
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- Automation Control
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What kind of engineering involves the most physics?
What kind of engineering involves the most physics? It focus on modern physics is the best.- qpzm77gg
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- Engineering Physics
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High School Displacement and arc length problems
But I have some problems about it. v=rθ /t θ /t = angular velocity Why speed = radius x angular velocity? I think velocity = radius x angular velocity is suitable for it. -
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Undergrad What is the difference among moment, torque and couple?
What is the difference among moment, torque and couple? Moment = Fd Torque = Fd Couple mean two forces have same magnitude but opposite direction. What is the relationship among them? -
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High School Displacement and arc length problems
Thanks. I understand now. The equation of (1) is not velocity=displacement/time, but speed=distance/time, right? -
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High School Displacement and arc length problems
1. v=s/t where s represents the displacement 2. s=rθ where s represents the arc length v=rθ /t Why can substitute here? I guess that is not same things. An arc length is not a straight line but displacement is which is shortest distance between initial and final point. -
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Engineering The problems about power factor changed in RCL circuit, help~
QT = QL-Qc Because all I are same in the in series circuit. XT=XL - Xc QT/I2=188.5-Xc Xc = 1186.19Ω another method, |Z|=1662.82 |Z|2 = R2+Xc22 1662.822 = 1002+Xc22 Xc2=1659.8Ω QT=I2(1659.8) QT=0.0432VAR(cap) Qc=QL-QT Qc=0.0049+0.0432=0.0481VAR(cap) Xc=0.0481/0.00512=1849.3Ω...- qpzm77gg
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Engineering The problems about power factor changed in RCL circuit, help~
The complete question is uploaded in the file. Thanks a lot.- qpzm77gg
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Engineering The problems about power factor changed in RCL circuit, help~
Yes, They are same as before, and then step and step add the capacitor in the circuit and change the power factor from 1 to 0.8. Thanks- qpzm77gg
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Engineering The problems about power factor changed in RCL circuit, help~
R = 100Ω, L=0.5H, supply voltage vs(t) = 12sin(377t) in Figure 1a XL = wL =377(0.5) = 188.5Ω vrms = 8.485∠0 Z=213.38∠62.05 Ω I = 8.485∠0/ 213.38∠62.05 = 0.0398∠-62.05 A VR = 3.98∠-62.05 V VL = 7.502∠27.95 V PT = 0.0398[SUP]2[SUP](100) = 0.158W QT = QL = 0.299 VAR ST = 0.338∠62.05 VA Fp =...- qpzm77gg
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- Circuit Power Power factor
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Statics Questions: Help with Finding Correct Answers
supplementary one of my problems. Is't necessary the moment method to solve this questions? Thanks- qpzm77gg
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Statics Questions: Help with Finding Correct Answers
The first picture is the question picture. The second picture is my calculation for this questions. I can't find the correct answer, everybody know why? Thanks- qpzm77gg
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- Statics
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How to find the current in the no resistor wire?
I can find the total resistance and then I found out the total current is 0.1344A by V=IR. But I can't find the current in the no resistor wire I which the question need to find it.- qpzm77gg
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