Appreciate if someone can check my answers to the following question:
A beam hinged at one end and simply supported at the other is subjected to the loading shown. A design calculation is required to determine the suitable size of hinge pin. If wrong, could you point me in the right direction...
Assume that a bowling ball, initially traveling at 12.0m/s, has 5 times the mass of a pin and that the pin goes off at 80* from the original direction of the ball. A) Calculate the final speed of the pin, B) the final speed of the ball, C) and the angle through which the ball was deflected...
does anyone know of another part similar to this dac?
like a pin compatible one? because this one is not readily available here, (even though it states that they are in full production on the national website)
"The DAC0830 is an advanced CMOS/Si-Cr 8-bit multiplying
DAC designed to...
From B&J Chap 15
Rods A and B are attached to a wall and point to the right.
A collar with pin P moves freely on Rod A.
Rod A is positioned horizontally.
Rod B is 500mm below Rod A and angled 30 degrees up with the wall.
Pin P is attached to a slot in Rod B. Pin P moves freely in the...
i am writing a lab report into an experiment i did using a photodiode to detect alpha particles. I am curious however as to how a photodiode actually works. The alpha particles are emitted from the source, they hit the diode and then what happens? Its somehow changed into an electrical signal...
Hi,
I need to know the moment of inertia of a bowling pin. I'd like to know how to calculate it. I would prefer an approximation formula according to the mass of the pin instead of an integration method.
Thank you