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Optical Astronomy: Towards the HST, VLT and Keck Era

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PRESENTED BY SATNAM SINGH LECTURER ELECRICAL ENGG. GOVT. POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE MOHALI (KHUNIMAJRA)

CONSTRUCTION FEATURES OF DC MACHINES. PRESENTED BY SATNAM SINGH LECTURER ELECRICAL ENGG. GOVT. POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE MOHALI (KHUNIMAJRA). Contents. Overview of Direct Current Machines Construction Principle of Operation Types of DC Generator Types of DC Motor. LEARNING OBJECTIVES .

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(F)MRI Physics With Hardly Any Math *

(F)MRI Physics With Hardly Any Math *. Robert W Cox, PhD Scientific and Statistical Computing Core National Institute of Mental Health Bethesda, MD USA. *Equations can be supplied to the inquiring student. MRI ? Cool (and Useful) Pictures. axial. coronal. sagittal.

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COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Virtual campus Islamabad

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Parallel and High Performance Computing

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Neural Adaptation and Bursting or: A dynamical taxonomy of neurons

Neural Adaptation and Bursting or: A dynamical taxonomy of neurons. April 27 th , 2011 Lars Kasper. Introduction and Link to last sessions. Symbols & Numbers. V membrane potential R recovery variable (related to K + ) H conductance variable (related to slow K + current, I AHP )

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EE 616 Computer Aided Analysis of Electronic Networks Lecture 2

EE 616 Computer Aided Analysis of Electronic Networks Lecture 2. Instructor: Dr. J. A. Starzyk, Professor School of EECS Ohio University Athens, OH, 45701. 09/09/2005. Review and Outline. Review of the previous lecture -- Class organization -- CAD overview Outline of this lecture

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ENE 451

ENE 451. Fundamental of Optical Engineering Lecture 8. Example of polarizations. A linearly polarized plane wave with ? vector described by

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Electricity and Magnetism II

8.1. Electricity and Magnetism II. Griffiths Chapter 8 Conservation Laws Clicker Questions. The work energy theorem states: This theorem is valid. 8.2. A. only for conservative forces. B. only for non-conservative forces. C. only for forces which are constant in time

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Electric Motors and Generators

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Electric Motors and Generators

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Electricity and magnetism

CHAPTER 7. Electricity and magnetism. Section 1. Electric Charge and Forces. Electric Charges. Atoms are made of electrons moving around a nucleus (protons and neutrons). Protons have a positive charge. Neutrons have a neutral or no charge. Electrons have a negative charge.

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1.5 ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS

1.5 ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS. 1.5.1 Electric charge 1.5.2 Electric current 1.5.3 Voltage 1.5.4 Resistance 1.5.5 Power loss. Electrostatic Force. If a charged object comes near another charged object a force acts between them. The force F is given by the equation:

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High efficiency power sources

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Sketch the graph and identify the slope and y intercept: 1. X = 2 Y = 4 2x + 4y = 8 2Y + 2 = 4 + 6x. Direct and Indirect Variation. I can solve for an unknown using direct and indirect variations. Direct/Indirect Variation.

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Automatic Voltage Regulator

Automatic Voltage Regulator. Presented By: Rajarshi Ghose Dastidar . Roll no. 149. Why do we need them????. It is known that Voltage(V) of a power supply system must be maintained at a constant value. Other wise the performance of any motor/machinery will drop considerably.

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Direct and Inverse Variation

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