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A good book on Logic Circuit Design for self-study?
Hi, Do you guys know of any good Power systems and machinery book for understanding the fundamentals and applications? I found these two books but I can't tell which one is actualy good, I don't know much about the subject. So far I found these two ...- shuby
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Signal Processing mathematics books ?(laplace, fourier )
Thank you that's very helpful !- shuby
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Signal Processing mathematics books ?(laplace, fourier )
Hello, Can you suggest me some good Math books about Fourier laplace transforms, convolution, transfert functions and stuff ? Because all I have right now is some crapy math notes and an electricity book that doesn't mention anything about math theory. I tried google but I really don't...- shuby
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- Books Fourier Mathematics Processing Signal Signal processing
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Antenna for a specific frequency ?
Hmm. looks like it's more complicated than I thought, I should consult a professor because I didn't get to these notions yet. I'll take good note of all that. Thanks.- shuby
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Antenna for a specific frequency ?
The reason I was asking is because I find it weird that nobody mentioned this ferrite rode loop antenna not even the graduate student, and we really need something small. For directionality, I know that it's not easy to shield the signal at that frequency, so we're going to make sure that the...- shuby
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Antenna for a specific frequency ?
Exactly. For the circuit the technician of the team was talking about that the other day I think(AM radio receiver circuit) I got lost with filters and stuff sorry.. http://www.circuitstoday.com/tag/radio-receiver-circuit In this website for example, they state that a 100 cm metal wire should...- shuby
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Antenna for a specific frequency ?
Hi, We're trying to build a simple antenna that's able to pick up a frequency of 457 KHz from a maximum distance of 20 metres. I'm totally new to this stuff, so I looked up the yagi antenna and some formulas used to determine the length of the antenna, but the results I got were huge...- shuby
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- Antenna Frequency Specific
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Maxim velocity at the top of the loop (rollercoaster pb)
Yeah that's what I thought when I saw the question, but then I said maybe I'm wrong since the problem has 3 questions : a)what's the minimum V b)maximum V c)calculate the value for r=7 It's a instructor made problem... :p Thanks for the help ! and I guess you will often see me in this...- shuby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Maxim velocity at the top of the loop (rollercoaster pb)
Normal and gravitational force(mg) Usually we want to know what's the minimum velocity so that the can make it (N>0) but here I don't understand the question, what happens if it's going too fast ? will the rail break ? if yes what does that mean ?- shuby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Maxim velocity at the top of the loop (rollercoaster pb)
Homework Statement What's the MAXIMUM velocity the roller coaster should have at pt A in order for the passengers to stay in contact with their seats ? calculate the velocity for r=7 It kinda looks like this [img=http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/6994/image39.gif] Homework Equations...- shuby
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- Loop Velocity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help