As for introvert, there's always doing sewer electronics
for things like flow measurement, anti-corrosion,
etc. Lots of field work, and you'll be left WELL alone
by your colleagues, the public, your spouse, your dog, ...
"analyses and calculations" eh?
Well there's a whole LOAD of EE jobs where you might
need to spend a LOT of time doing bureaucratic / regulatory
oriented analyses and calculations e.g. medical devices
that need FDA or other kinds of approvals, avionics where
you have to go through a lot...
At least those, though often it's necessary to look at
other aspects of things like the signal crosscorrelations,
the protocol retry algorithms / protocol timings / packet or
transmission burst lengths, FEC coding, probability of
simultaneous transmissions, etc. etc.
Basically it...
The main function is to reduce electromagnetic
radiation noise from electronics causing undesirably
high electromagnetic noise levels outside of the
equipment chassis.
Of course it also works in reverse and
keeps some of the noise from outside from entering the
chassis, but usually...
Maybe you should look back to more abstract state machine theory.
You clearly understand the evolution of states needed for each counter.
There is no unique 'design' for a counter to perform any of those
actions, though. The best design just depends on what tools you have to
work with...
BTW in a generator or motor any pole pieces that
aren't pretty close to DIRECTLY being next to each other
have essentially insignificant mutual coupling.
The motor/generator doesn't benefit from or use the
effect of there being an arc sequence of progressive
coils / fields that have some...
You're welcome.
What is the effect you're trying to achieve?
I don't think that there's anything about such
a physical arrangement that would be particularly
useful to construct in and of itself.
If you're just trying to couple electrical energy from
one coil to another you don't need...
"field intensity meter will measure in terms of V/m, right? Thank you so much."
Yes, if it's a field strength meter, overall the instrument
will be able to give you a V/m reading through whatever
process of use its manual specifies.
"well, what are the factors that affect the signal...
It'd depend on what you did to energize the peripheral
coils.
There'd be very little magnetic coupling between the
central coil and peripheral coils 1,2,6,7.
There'd be significantly weaker coupling between the
central one and 3,5.
Assuming 4 and the central coil are tightly...
Well the technical UNIT is V/m, but
what you'll actually MEASURE at the
output of a receiving antenna is
either volts, amps, or power.
The predetermined geometry and sensitivity specification of the
calibrated receiving antenna is then
related to its measured output signal
and thus one...
ATMEL says the AT89C52 is not recommended for new
designs, and suggests the AT89S52 instead.
The AT89S52 doesn't look like it has both a SPI
port (I didn't see one at all) and a UART, so it doesn't
seem suitable.
Anyway what's wrong with the development kit I
mentioned before? It is...
You're quite welcome; good luck!
Just keep in mind that when you work with strong
rare Earth magnets, you must assume that you're going
to have zero physical control of them anywhere within a
couple of inches of a ferromagnetic substance or another
magnet.
They're ceramic, so they will...
You can use any current *RATING* of power supply
that EXCEEDS the sum of the current *RATING* of all
connected loads.
You sometimes have to check a power supply's MINIMUM
rated load necessary for it to function and regulate
smoothly and properly, but if it's a 5V only PSU
connected to...
Since your thread has a small diameter, you'll want to
use a magnet (or pole piece) that is sufficiently small
or geometrically tapered / pointed in height so that the
field is very highly spatially non-uniform in the vicinity of
the thread and pole piece; that way the attraction force
will...
You can get Nd magnets off the shelf; peruse the inventory
of these places and you'll generally find several available
varieties:
http://www.sciplus.com/category.cfm?subsection=11&category=117
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/products.asp?dept=1100...