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Precision Rectifier: Get Answers to Your Questions
oic~~~~quite confusing about that because i haven't learn the characteristics of opamp.anyway.thx ya~- xw0927
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Precision Rectifier: Get Answers to Your Questions
hey,dude,i m confusing about the precision rectifier...why the Vout =E,my question is why the Vout=E - V(diode) ?why the Vdiode does not take into account when finding Vout?here the attachement of the precision circuit diagram..- xw0927
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- Precision Rectifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Graduate Electrons with in the forbidden gap
i also confused about it when i m studying the semiconductor now...i had doubt like the statement/question post by GAGS- xw0927
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Determining N-Type and P-Type Semiconductor Characteristics
ooo..okay,thanks ya^^...then about finding the location of the fermi level with respect to Ec,after we had determine it is N type semiconnductor,then we use the equation of Ef-Ei=kt ln N(donor) / N(intrinsic)?- xw0927
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Determining N-Type and P-Type Semiconductor Characteristics
for the semiconductor which doping both donor and acceptor impurities... for example,determine the hole and electron density thermal equlibrium densities and the location of fermi level with respect to Ec,for a silicon at 300K that is doped with 3x10^6 boron and 2.9x 10^6 phospohorus...the...- xw0927
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- Semiconductor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Solving Euler-Cauchy Equation: General Solution with Euler Method
but the answer given to the equation is C1x^1.4 + C2X^1.6,its no complex solutions...and i just learn the euler cauchy equation only..- xw0927
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving Euler-Cauchy Equation: General Solution with Euler Method
how to find the general solution for the equation (10x^2D^2-20xD+22.4I)y=0...no idea to find it by using euler-method...help..sos- xw0927
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help