Thank you. I have already looked at their system and actually been in contact with a couple of the professors that worked on the initial project at MIT.
I am trying to find a different way to do the same thing but hopefully more practical or efficient. If not, then like Edison said "I...
Enthalpy is actually right. I am using 13.56MHz cause its pretty much a free frequency used for testing purposes. Can you possibly explain more on some induced voltages that I might encounter? The oscilloscope is rated at 50MHz and was working during initial testing but some parameters have...
I am building a 400W power amplifier that is designed to work between 10MHz to 15MHz. I have a schematic that uses a set of isolation transformers and a set of step-up transformers. I ordered some powdered ferrite transformers from Magnetics
(www.mag-inc.com).
The isolation set is a...
Building a wireless energy transfer systems with a transmitting and receiving antenna. I have encountered a problem with what appears to be a floating ground. Initial testing is done with a normal LED that will only light when I have my finger touching one of the leads on the LED. Further...
I have been thinking about taking the US Patent Bar to become a Patent Agent and possibly a Patent Attorney later down the road. I was looking at the requirements for one to be able to qualify to take the Patent Bar; the requirements are 1 of 3 things: 1) BS in Engineering or other related...
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You have raised a lot of questions and concerns that I have not thought about. My plan was to pursue an online degree, as more and more universities are offering full Master's degrees online and they are the same degrees earned as if I was on campus going to the lectures myself. I...
I am coming towards the end of my BS in Electrical Engineering, and I have decided that I want to earn my PhD in Engineering when it's all said and done. I want to go to a top tier grad school program for my Masters and PhD but my family and I will not be able to really afford that. I also...
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Taking the yoga cause I've already dated all 4 of the above average girls in Electrical Engineering. Need to cast my net in a bigger pond.
I am an EE student and I can say that I fear the programming and software side of the EE program. For me, the designing and applications of e-mag theories and circuit designs of become second-nature but if you ask me to use a simple Matlab program then you will find me in the corner, crying...
I am pretty much like you, analog over digital. Given the choices your university offers you, I would take the Power and Energy Systems route. That is the route I took at my university and I have enjoyed it so far.
I think that regardless of what specialty you choose, you should enjoy the...
I had a question about becoming a Professional Engineer. My question is : can you be an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) and earn you Professional Engineer's license (PE) while go to graduate school for a MS/PhD at the same time?
I can tell you whether or not you're cut out to be an engineer, that's for you to decide based off of your dedication to the field. I can however offer you the same advice my father offered me when I had a similar delima.
"Engineering isn't easy. If it was easy then everybody would be an...