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^Bending while turning

^Bending while turning If anything is pressed straight down, its reaction is straight up & has no horizontal component. But if pressing is done at some angle, then the reaction force has both horizontal & vertical components. This trick is the basis of bending while turning of a bike, aircraft, ice skater etc. The vertical […]

^Conical pendulum 

^Conical pendulum  Horizontal component of the tension provides the necessary centripetal force & vertical component balances the weight of the particle. & T cos θ = mg Using simple rearrangements of above relations we can write following results  

^Cars on curved bridges

^Cars on curved bridges Three identical cars A, B and C are moving at the same uniform, speed on three bridges. The car  A goes  on  a  plane  bridge, B on a  bridge convex  upward  and  C goes  on   a  bridge concave upward . Let  NA, NB and NC be  the normal  forces exerted  by  […]

^Centrifugal force

^Centrifugal force A pseudo force experienced due to change in direction is called centrifugal force. Centripetal force is a real force while centrifugal force is pseudo. Mathematically both are equal in magnitude.

^Centrifugal force

^Centrifugal force A pseudo force experienced due to change in direction is called centrifugal force. Centripetal force is a real force while centrifugal force is pseudo. Mathematically both are equal in magnitude.  

^Forces in circular motion

^Forces in circular motion When seen from inertial frame two types of forces act is a circular motion, one that changes speed & the other that changes direction. A force that acts tangential of velocity changes the speed only, called tangential force. Its magnitude is given by A force acting normal to velocity towards turning […]

^Logic Gates

^Logic Gates Basic building blocks of digital electronics made of semiconducting material & used to control the flow of information from input to output in a logical manner & are used in calculators, digital watches, computers, robots, industrial control systems, and in telecommunications.

^SCs Versus VT devices

^SCs Versus VT devices  Semiconducting devices are the basic building blocks of all the modern electronic circuits & have following advantages over conventional vacuum tubes: don’ require a heating battery & thus set in to operation as soon as the circuit is switched on. require comparatively low voltage for their operation. don’t produce any humming […]

^Oscillator

^Oscillator An oscillator is self sustained transistor amplifier with a positive feedback which produce electric oscillation of constant frequency & amplitude without requiring any external input signal. It converts dc energy obtained from a battery into ac energy in same oscillatory circuit.

^CEA

^CEA Output is 1800 out of phase with input. Transconductance is also called mutual conductance. As β > > α, thus the ac power gain of a CEA is much larger than that of a CBA. Remember the transistor is not generating any power. The energy for the higher ac power at the output is […]

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