Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today’s tutorial, we will have a look at What is Thyristor. The thyristor is a semiconductor component that has 4 layers of N and P materials with the sequence P, N, P, N. First thyristor was invented in 1950 by William Shockley who was a physicist and belonged to the United States of America. But first time it was practically used in 1956 due to its huge amount of current and voltage handling capability.
Due to this feature, it was commonly used in different power control circuitry, fan dimmers, and speed control of different motors. There are 2 types of design in which this module available and both used according to circuit requirements first one has two leads and the second one has three leads ...
Hey Fellas! I always come with unique topics to whet your appetite with valuable information so you can excel in your relevant field. Today, I am going to unlock the details on the Introduction to 2n2646. It is a uni-junction transistor which is mainly used in thyristor triggering circuits, sensing circuits, and pulse and timing circuits. It features low peak point current of about 5µA, and low emitter reverse current of 0.005µA and passivated surface for uniformity. Let's dive in the details of this transistor and explore what it does and what are its main applications? Let's get started.
Introduction to 2n2646
2n2646 is a three terminal semiconductor device that contains only one junction that behaves like an electrically controlled switch.
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In this article, I will explain the differential equations of fluid motion, i.e., conservation of mass (the continuity equation. So without wasting any time, let us start.
What is differential Analysis?
As a part of this article, it is essential to know what differential analysis is and how we can apply it to explain continuity and Naiver Stroke’s theorem.
Some of the essential key points related to the differential analysis are as follows:
Differential analysis is the application of a differential equation of fluid motion to any or every point in the flow field over a region called the Flow Domain.
Some readers might confuse the word differential with the small control volumes piled up on each other in the flow field.
Whenever the size of the control volume crosses the limit a ...
Throughout our lives, we've relied on Radio and tv stations to keep us engaged. While we're on the subject of contradictions, it's also fair to say that these Stations can become tedious at times due to the RJ rambling on about nothing or annoying advertisements, and this may have left you wondering why you can't own a Radio station to broadcast your data over short distances.
Almost any electronics technician uses coils and other hardware to make an FM transmitter, although the tuning process is time-consuming and difficult. Setting up your FM station and going live in your neighborhood shouldn't take more than 30 minutes using an RPi. If you use the right antenna, you must be able to transmit to your school or community within 50 meters. Wow, th ...
Hello, students here in our previous tutorial we study molecules and now I am with a new topic “Ion” which might be possible for some of my readers this article seems to be new, and some of my readers may be familiar with this term. But no matter whether we know or not, in my article I try to cover all aspects of this term. Many questions arise in your mind such as you may think;
What is an ion?
How ions are formed?
What are the different types of an ion?
What methodology is utilized for assigning charge to an ion?
What are examples of an ion?
Which methods are used for the creation of an ion?
If my readers want to know the answers to these questions, hold copies and pencils in your hand and stick to my article till the end.
Brief description of an Ion
What is an ion?
Definition
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Hello friends, Hope you are doing fine and having a good time in your life. The topic that I am going to discuss today is a very interesting and important one in the context of blockchain. I will discuss smart contracts in this article and I am sure you will learn the concept by the end of this tutorial. I have mentioned smart contracts in my previous articles and defined them before.
Before discussing smart contracts, let’s first revise what a contract is, and then we will talk about smart contracts.
Contract
When two persons or two parties want to carry out a deal or a transaction such as buying property, they need some proof for future reference.
So, a contract between two or more individuals is a legal document that serves as proof for t ...
In a number of applications where speed, latency, and light detection are critical, silicon has reached the limits of its capabilities. Global shipments of silicon between 2021 and 2025 are expected to total 17,600 million square inches, according to Statista. It is clear from this report that Moore's law has the potential to last at least until 2025. However, it is also critical to identify a suitable silicon substitute.
Future iterations of the machine will be able to learn from and adapt to its environment thanks to technologies like artificial intelligence. Because of this, more potent and flexible computational processes are required. It is more probable that the production of chips will usher in a new computing revolution. The following are a few possible silicon chip substitutes th ...
The Internet of Things (IoT) and the Industry 4.0. Distinct technological revolutions but with a common goal: To integrate equipment (digital or analog) to a computer network.
And to be part of this revolution, the developer goes out of its way to include wired ethernet modules or WIFI modules in its circuits. Which increases complexity, circuit size and development cost.
What if I told you that already has a built-in WIFI microcontroller? And that it fits in the palm of your hand? For just 1 US dollar?
Today I’m going to introduce you to the ESP8266 microcontroller, from Espressif. And for those of you who already program in 8Bit microcontrollers like the Atmega328 (one of the most common on Arduino) and struggle to build your code in the modic SR ...
The topic we are going to discuss today can be crowned as the most celebrated concepts in the field of Chemistry, the most celebrated amongst the chemists yet most hated amongst the students due to its complexity, who loves balancing chemical equations? Definitely no one! So cutting it short we are here to discuss " Stoichiometry ". The very first time I encountered this word years ago it felt like a tongue twister to me, let's learn to pronounce it first, stoichiometry is pronounced as "stoy- key-om-Et-tree", you would definitely learn to pronounce it well by the end of this discussion, keep trying! So, let's get started with Stoichiometry:
What is Stoichiometry?
In a chemical reaction, different reactants react together in different quantities ...
