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Explain why an amplified analog signal will have deteriorated compared with the origional signal?
Well, yes they do. Any amplification adds noise to the signal. Some of this can be removed but the effects are cumulative. Imagine making a copy of a piece of music by an analog technique. Then making a copy from that copy, etc. You get more and more noise added to the system, even when the amplification is one. In digital systems, the music (or whatever) is made of bits that are either there or not. Cleaning up the bits is very easy. Perfect copies are typical.
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List and explain five ways by which block walls are likely to fail?
the wall was not reinforced with rebar, the ground was not stable under the wall, block walls can not withstand shaking from earth quakes, the mortar between the blocks deteriorated, water within the blocks can freeze and crack the blocks.
Explain the different types of constants n variables in C?
explain loop structrunes
Identify two application of the chopper and explain how its work?
what is chopper explain its working principle
Explain the following tearm in the context of object oriented programming Also explain how these concept are implement in c by given an example program for each?
Explain the following terms in the context of object oriented programming. Also explain how these concepts are implemented in C++ by giving an example program for each.
With two examples from industry explain the role of science in production process?
explain role of reserch in both production
Explain why an amplified analog signal will have deteriorated compared with the original signal?
An amplified signal is just a signal with added sound, if you compare it to an analogue CD, as it is copied, more and more unwanted sound is added (interference). So if you use that comparison when talking about radio amplification, more and more sound is added from interfering frequencies & sound, this gradually weakens the signal, so the end result will be a poorer signal that is harder to read (Worse than the original signal, and possibly muffled). E.Akbay
Which component of the electric signal gets amplified if it is sent as input to an amplifier Explain?
The component that gets amplified will depend on the type of amplifier we are using. In general the voltage component of the signal gets amplified.
Where can one purchase an amplified Bible?
The Amplified Bible is a Bible with additional text that helps to explain more complicated passages. One can purchase an Amplified Bible at a local Christian bookstore, or online at Amazon, AllBibles, or Barnes and Noble.
Explain 5 disadvantages of 4 wheel steering when compared to 2 wheel steering?
it depends
Explain what Welty means by the habit of love and tell why this habit might be compared to a worn path?
because it is
Advantages and disadvantages of histogram?
disadvantages of histogram compared to barchart
What is the difference between voltage and current. Explain practically?
Voltage can be compared with the level to which the tap is opened. (Volume of water) Current can be compared with the speed at which water flows from tap. (Flow of water).
List and explain five ways by which block walls are likely to fail?
the wall was not reinforced with rebar, the ground was not stable under the wall, block walls can not withstand shaking from earth quakes, the mortar between the blocks deteriorated, water within the blocks can freeze and crack the blocks.
Explain why other elements are often mixed with metals to make alloys?
Alloys have improved features compared with single metals.
Can you explain why silicon and germanium are used in the manufacturing of semiconductors?
silicon is less sensitive towards temperature.It costs low compared to germanium,
Explain whyIn Group 17 HF has abnormally high melting and boiling points as compared to other hydrides of the group?
Hydrogen bonding.
List and briefly explain seven potential advantages of a microkernel design compared to a monolithic design?
roubustness scalability security flexibility extensibility portability interactivity
