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What are 'light detectors'?
Photo-diodes.
What are light detectors called?
Photo-diodes.
How to view a 360 photo?
To view a 360 photo, you can use a compatible device like a smartphone or computer and open the photo in a 360 photo viewer or app. You can then move the device around or swipe on the screen to explore the photo in 360 degrees.
Why semiconductor photo-diodes are reverse biased?
Because if you forward-biased them they would always conduct, even in total darkness.
Is a photo printer an inptu or output device?
Printers are output devices.
What is a ios photo?
An iOS photo is a photo taken with an iPhone, iPad, or another Apple device. It is the foundation of Apple products and it has a multi-touch interface that is easy to use.
What is the difference between photo and picture?
No difference. Though usually when saying photo they mean a printed one not one on a device or etc.
What is the ignition timing on a Peugeot 206?
show me photo of timing engine peugeot 206 rc
What are photo resistors?
photo resistors, or light dependent resistors, are devices with variable resistance, that cahnges depending on how much light is hitting the device
Where are markup photos saved on the device?
Markup photos are typically saved in the device's photo library or gallery after they have been edited or annotated.
Where is the ignition coil on 1997 vw jetta?
Here is a photo of the ignition coil. It is in the engine compartment against the fire wall. if you find the distributor with 4 wires going to the spark plugs, follow the distributor center wire which plugs into the ignition coil. A new coil is about $150. Good Luck. Sorry, the photo didn't work. Search at "http://www.gprparts.com/OEMParts/vw.asp" for a 1997 Jetta igition coil to see the photo
How do you drag photos?
To drag photos on a computer, you can click and hold on the photo, then move your mouse to drag the photo to a new location. On a touchscreen device, you can press and hold the photo, then drag it with your finger to move it.
