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Once we’ve built a computer, the next step is to develop an assembly language and then an assembler that can More
Thanks Peter! More
Thanks, the part I was missing was the R of radiation in the antenna, which is a real component of the impedance, figuring out that part was the missing link, now it makes sense to me. Intuitively it's obvious in... More
An integrated Circuit featuring wide range AGC for use in RF/IF amplifiers and audio Amplifiers in the temperature range from -40°C to 125°C. For more info visit here http://www.lansdale.com/Articles/an513.pdf More
PI networks can certainly handle the imaginary part of the load. This was commonly done by radio amateurs in the era of vacuum-tube transmitters, as explained in The Radio Amateur's Handbook editions 1963 and before. See the Transmission Lines chapter... More
The current resists increasing, because the current must extract energy from the increasing voltage source. The extracted energy goes into the magnetic field. More
Compare this technology to full-range electrostatic speakers. More
Hai @Ekeeda,Thank you for the analogy (elastic material)Based on your explanation "Magnetic field opposes the change...".Then, why is that the current doesn't oppose the change when the same coil is made into a single straight conductor??Thanks in advanceOmprakash ... More
Hai @peter Traneus AndersonI completely agree with your statement -" as current increases, the magnetic field increases..."My query is why the current will resist to increase initially as the voltage is increased??Thank you More