Industrial Electronics Homework Help

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The discussion revolves around a homework problem related to industrial electronics, specifically focusing on the participant's attempts to solve a problem presented in an image. The scope includes homework-related inquiries and feedback on proposed solutions.

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  • Homework-related, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • The initial poster seeks feedback on their homework solutions for industrial electronics, noting a lack of final answers in their manual.
  • One participant expresses approval of the initial poster's approach and solutions.
  • Another participant confirms the method and solutions are acceptable and suggests an alternative approach using the formula P = I^2R for verification.

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Participants generally agree on the validity of the methods and solutions presented, but there is no indication of a consensus on the final answers or the correctness of the approach.

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Limitations include the absence of detailed assumptions or definitions related to the problem, as well as the lack of clarity on the correctness of the proposed solutions.

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Students studying industrial electronics or those seeking assistance with similar homework problems may find this discussion relevant.

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Luckily by now you can create your own solutions.

I approve.
 
Ah... Great. Looks like I am on the top of my game! Thanks ILS.
 
Yes, method & solutions look fine, nice job! Cool handles on your omega :smile:
As a double check on part 2, you could also use
[itex]P = I^2R[/itex] on the secondary circuit and solve for R.
 

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