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Two A/D use cases for Radar
I suppose by ADC counts you mean ADC value.- senmeis
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Two A/D use cases for Radar
Hi, I have two questions to this document: http://ece.wpi.edu/radarcourse/Radar%202010%20PDFs/Radar%202009%20A_15%20Parameter%20Estimation%20and%20Tracking%20Part%201.pdf. 1. On page 9: Estimation of the range of a target is based upon using A/D sampled measurements of the round trip time to...- senmeis
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Thermal mass flow sensor vs. thermal flux sensor
There are two cases for thermal transfer: with or without gas. With gas: Can thermal flux be calculated with flow measurement? Without gas: Is this the case only in vacuum?- senmeis
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Thermal mass flow sensor vs. thermal flux sensor
Hi, What’s the difference between two similar sensors: thermal mass flow sensors (see attachment) and thermal flux sensors at https://vatell.com/index.php/thermogage. For me the former one is used to measure gas flow. What about the latter? Must there be gas for thermal flux sensors?- senmeis
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Is the ephemeris data of satellites standardized as TLE files?
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Is the ephemeris data of satellites standardized as TLE files?
Hi, Is ephemeris data of satellites standardized as TLE files or different constellations have different formats?- senmeis
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Undergrad Polynomial vs. Exponential time
Hi, How much time difference can be expected between polynomial and exponential time?- senmeis
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- Forum: General Math
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Elevation angle of a phased array antenna
For the case with a reflector plane (elevation plane) there’s no radiation behind this plane. Is it true?- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Elevation angle of a phased array antenna
As far as I understand all the instruments shall be located on one side of the elevation plane so the radiation on this side is not necessary. Is it correct?- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Elevation angle of a phased array antenna
Hi, In the attached slide the elevation angle of a phased array antenna ranges from -25 to +25 degrees. Does it mean EM waves are transmitted on both sides of the elevation plane? Does it make any sense?- senmeis
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Can I control a two-speed fan motor with a two-way light wall switch?
I can also find such two speed switches on the market, but I’d prefer my 2-way-2-gang switch because I need a squared switch panel. So does my wiring work at all?- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can I control a two-speed fan motor with a two-way light wall switch?
This is my wiring diagram.- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can I control a two-speed fan motor with a two-way light wall switch?
Let me formulate the problem clearly. I want to use a 2-way-2-gang switch to control a dual-speed fan motor. The switch has six poles on the back: L11, L1, L12, L21, L2 & L22. The motor has two terminals: High Speed and Low Speed. The idea: switch L1 is for overall On and Off and switch L2 is...- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can I control a two-speed fan motor with a two-way light wall switch?
This is a conventional 2-Gang wall switch on the market such as: https://www.amazon.com/Amerisense-Outlet-Screwless-Decorator-Standard/dp/B0BYCM75P7/?tag=pfamazon01-20. Each switch operates separately. When On, current will be delivered through this switch. When Off, , no power is available...- senmeis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Can I control a two-speed fan motor with a two-way light wall switch?
Hi, I want to control a two speed fan motor with a two way light wall switch. The switch has L1 and L2 ports which can deliver power to two separate lights. The motor has two power terminals: speed 1 and speed 2. Of course I mustn’t connect L1 to speed 1 and L2 to speed 2 directly because only...- senmeis
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