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Graduate How can a digital to analogue converter be designed to produce a squared output?
How can you design a digital to analogue converter such that it has a squared output. i.e. the analog equivalent of the digital step is smaller at the lower voltage levels than at the higher voltage levels- simba9071
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Undergrad Thevenin Equivalent Circuits with Dependent Source
May anyone please help with the method of getting Thevenin Equivalent resistance (RTH) for the attached circuit. I have already found VTH to be 8V. Sim- simba9071
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- Circuits Dependent source Equivalent Equivalent circuits Source Thevenin Thevenin equivalent
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Sound wave no idea how to do it
(e) The speed of the traveling wave is given by v = λf = (2.78 m)(7.96Hz) = 22.13 m/s is this correct? it seems to me the wavelength λ = 2pi/k or 2pi/3.4m = 1.85m thus v=1.85m * 7.96Hz = 14.70m/s comments? Thanks! you are right, didn't notice the mistake.- simba9071
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Sound wave no idea how to do it
From what I have seen in the maths 11218 exam I would think very close- simba9071
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Sound wave no idea how to do it
I recognise the exam is tommorow so here is what I got from another source. Solution: Visualize: What does the third harmonic mode look like ? y(x,t) = (5.60cm) sin [(0.0340 rad/cm)x] sin [(50.0 rad/s)t] Compare with standing wave expression y = 2A sin kx sin ωt λ3 L (a) Recall that...- simba9071
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help