Finding a Topic for I.S.U Research Paper: Electromagnetism

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The discussion centers on finding a suitable research paper topic related to electromagnetism. Participants suggest various technologies, including inkjet and laser printers, CRT tubes, and large magnets used in junkyards. Additionally, they recommend exploring cyclotrons and synchrotrons as potential subjects. The emphasis is on identifying technologies that utilize electromagnetism and have substantial information available for research.

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  • Understanding of electromagnetism principles
  • Familiarity with technologies like inkjet and laser printers
  • Knowledge of cyclotron and synchrotron operations
  • Basic concepts of CRT technology
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  • Research the operational principles of cyclotrons
  • Investigate the technology behind synchrotrons
  • Explore the mechanics of inkjet printer technology
  • Study the design and function of CRT tubes
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This discussion is beneficial for students, researchers, and educators seeking topics in electromagnetism for academic papers or projects.

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Here is the problem i am presented with. It is a research paper, and all i need is a topic to write it on. So any Suggestions would help.

Other than Maglex trains, particle accelerators, amd mass spectometers. Write a report on another technology involving electromagnitism?
so what other technologies exists?

Suggestions please
 
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I think they number in the "zillions". I recently saw a problem about how ink gets deposited in an inkjet printer. I don't know if the problem was accurate, but that, or laser printers, or both could be interesting. Older style TVs and computer monitors (before they all disappear) use CRT tubes to create images.
 
I need like something along the lines of those huge magnets that are used to pick up cars at the junk yard. or Generators or something of that sorts. I am actually having a difficult time finding something with substantial information..
please anyone else have any other suggestions??
 
Do some research on cyclotrons or synchotrons
 

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