i have changed resistor and i am getting a much more sensible answer
thank youusing XL=2PI*F*L on the table i have supplied i get
2PI*1600*2.41*10^-5 = 0.2422
where there table gives 5.826615 :s which doesn't make any sense
yes the frequency generator has an internal impedance of 50 ohms but then its is fed into an amplifier which i was hoping would counter the impedance
i am more than happy to add a capacitor if that will make the calculations eaiser. but i am not trying to find the inductance/impedance at...
http://img839.imageshack.us/img839/9320/20120105163452.png please not i did not calculate the table above and i am led to believe that it is incorrect
as the inductance decreases as the frequency increases.
i am trying to replicate this test using two unknown inductors to compare the results to...
any help would be much appreciated
i am trying to calculate the inductance and impedance of a unknown air cored inductor. over a set frequency range (1600hz - 2700hz in 100hz increments) using a series RL circuit
tools
scope
multimeter
frequence generator
Amplifier
1ohm 100W metal...
im guessing it is 66.25nm
because the force experienced in the couple is equal in both directions
now to calculate the normal force i am totally stumped
because all these cals are in NM(which is a rotational force) and please correct me if I am wrong but a normal force is a linear force and...
Homework Statement
ive been trying to figure our this mechanics question and I am rather stuck
but unfortunately i haven't had much experience with moments
find the normal forces applied to the installed stud at points A and B
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find the normal forces applied to the installed stud at points A and B
l-----360mm--l--85-l
.....A.====
P.========== /==/
.....====.B
sorry my diagram lost its formatting
i am trying to calculate for the force on points A and B
now the way i have been looking at it is that the force is 150N...
ive been trying to figure our this mechanics question and I am rather stuck
but unfortunately i haven't had much experience with moments
find the normal forces applied to the installed stud at points A and B
l-----360mm--l--85-l
A.====
P.=========== /==/...