As I have discussed the pressure now I will explain fluid mechanics. The definition of fluid mechanics is as follows:
Fluid mechanics deals with the properties and characteristics of fluid at rest.
Some of the important key points related to the fluid statics are as follows:
Fluid statics has many properties just as hydrostatics when the fluid is in a liquid state and acts as aerostatics when it is in a gaseous state.
The only stress that is in fluid statics is the normal ones other than that there is no shear stress.
The main application of fluid statics is to determine the forces that are acting on the floating or the submerged bodies.
That is a brief introduction to fluid statics further I will explain the forces that are acting on submerged and floating bodies. So without wasti ...
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Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at a detailed overview of Periodic Table. Understanding the Periodic Table is one of the nightmares everyone had once in a lifetime, don't fret! I was one of those people too. Today I would be breaking down this complex topic into smaller digestible chunks.
Before diving deep into the topic let me introduce you to the fact that atomic number is more reliable than the atomic mass of an element, every element has a fixed atomic number and it increases by a value of 1 with every element in the modern periodic table, that is the reason why we use Atomic Number instead of Atomic Mass as the base of the modern periodic table.
History of Periodic Table
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Hey Guys! We welcome you on board. Technology evolves every day with the addition of advanced components and devices that make our lives easy. A few years back we were dependent on end-to-end wiring and connectors to electrically connect different electronic components. The inception of PCB substantially removed the need of an end to end wiring and gave an entirely new look to the electronic industry.
In this article, I'll give you a detailed Introduction to Aluminum PCB. It is a type of PCB that uses dielectric thermally conductive and electrically insulated material between the copper layer and aluminum metal. This PCB is a highly effective choice for applications that involve heat dissipation or high temperature. You must have a quick look at M ...
To understand this section, we must know a little history. The history of the development of printed circuits is not as old as that of the industrial revolution, around 1950 is when the first PCBs began to be commercialized, however, in the early 1900s it was when the first attempts at PCB designs emerged.
The human being had the need to have electrical equipment that had a reduced size, before this the search began to replace the complex and extensive cable connections with electronic components.
It was on March 2, 1925, that Charles Ducas first filed a patent that included creating an electrical path directly on an insulating surface.
Technology has advanced and electronics are not left behind, as can be seen in the previous image, the first pr ...
Hey Guys! Hope you are doing well. Welcome you onboard. Today, I'll discuss the detailed Introduction to CD4046 which is a Micropower Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) that comes with a common comparator input and a common signal input amplifier between a low-power linear voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and two different phase comparators.
The phase locked loop, as the name suggests, is a loop where the phase of the output signal is compared with the phase of the input signal using a phase detector between two signals.
Phase detector operates with the aim to adjust the two signal and make them quite in line with each other so they generate signals with the same magnitude.
In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the main details related to CD4046 by ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we are gonna have a look at detailed Introduction to S8550. S8550 is a PNP transistor henceforth during reverse biasing both the collector and emitter will be open and during forward biasing these will be closed. The value of gain is 300 this value governs the magnification ability of the transistor. Its gain is very high therefore it is used for magnification solicitations.
When it is completely biased it can permit a maximum 700mA current to drift crosswise the collector and emitter. This phase is named as Saturation Region and the distinctive voltage permitted across the (VCE) or (VCB) can be 20V and 30V correspondingly. In today’s post, we will have a look at its protection, ...
PWM stands for Pulse-Width Modulation. Once the switching frequency (fsw) has been chosen, the ratio between the switch-on time (TON) and the switch-off time (TOFF) is varied. This is commonly called duty-cycle (D). The duty cycle can be between 0 and 1 and is generally expressed as a percentage (%).
D = TON / (TON + TOFF) = TON x fsw
The variation of the pulse width, made at a high frequency (kHz), is perceived as continuous and can be translated into a variation of the rotation speed of a motor, dimming a LED, driving an encoder, driving power conversion, and etc. The use of PWM is also widely used in the automotive sector in electronic control units (ECU - Electronic Control Unit) to manage the energy to be supplied to some actuators, both fix ...
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In today's tutorials, we are going to have a look at escape sequence in C++. In our previous tutorial, Introduction to C++ we have designed a small Hello World program and if you haven't studied it yet then you should first check that one out as I am gonna take it further from there.
In that tutorial, we have designed a code which prints the Hello world on the output screen. The code used for printing it on the output screen is as follows:
How to use Escape Sequence in C++ ??
Now, suppose if I want to print out "Hello World" , instead of Hello World.
In simple words, I wanna add "" these symbols as well on each side of Hello World.
But if you add them in the above program then it will generate er ...
