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Electronics Engineering

Electronics Engineering is a branch of engineering that deals with practical applications of electronic components, devices, systems, or equipment. Electronics are devices that operate on low voltage sources, as in electron tubes, transistors, integrated circuits, and printed circuit boards and use electricity as part of its driving force.

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How do you make a sonic screwdriver?

The Sonic Screwdriver is a tool used by Doctor Who. It was invented by writer Victor Pemberton for a 1968 production of Doctor Who and has been used in various forms ever since.

As can be expected, a tool that is as effective and versatile as this is protected and the design for the product is a closely guarded secret. Although there are a number of BBC prop makers that know the secret, none have ever spoken of the internal workings of the screwdriver despite pressure from many people to get the information.

Victor Pemberton, the original inventor also kept the secret for many years and we understand he has now left England. Although there is speculation that he left the country in order to escape from industrial espionage agents, this has not been proven. Pemberton has said that he moved to a warmer climate for purely personal reasons.

There are a number of manufacturers of products that claim to be a sonic screwdriver, they are sold in various toy and hobby stores. Experts claim that these products are nowhere near as effective as the original sonic screwdrivers. The replicas apparently cannot survive time travel and fail after a single temporal shift. For that reason, they should not be confused with the aerospace standard and temporal adjusted version used by Doctor Who himself.

How a ballast resistor convert DC into ac?

A resistor, by itself, can not convert DC into AC.

Why collision detection is not possible in wireless network?

two reasons 1. In wireless each station has one antenna for both sending and receiving. hence we cant use the same antenna for both transmitting and at the same time detecting collisions. Further even if we have two antennas, it will be difficult to detect collision. because the transmitting signal power will be much higher than the incoming signal. hence if the sender senses signals it will fairly get a net result (an addition) of its transmitted signal and any other signal transmitted by others. it may be that its own signal is so much powerful than others that it will not recognize any collision. 2. In wireless, only the receiver is in problem. not the transmitter. so detecting for collisions at the senders end does not really make sense. we need to detect collision at the receivers end. the sender is not able to tell it whether there is a collision in receivers end. sukarna_barua@yahoo.com

What property of modulating frequency is varied for frequency deviation?

FM is the carrier property when terms like `frequency deviation' are used.

Unlike AM, which has a single frequency, and the frequency is modulated by increasing the amplitude of the frequency, with FM, it's the frequency itself that is changed, either by making the frequency a bit higher or lower from the actual stated frequency.

For instance, a FM radio station located at 100.00 on the dial will have the frequency deviate by plus or minus 75 kilohertz (+100.075 HZ or - 99.925 HZ.) or more commonly referred to as a bandwidth of 150 KHZ. for 100% modulation.

How does the relation v equals ir apply to resistors that do not obey ohm law?

Ohm's Law states that 'the current flowing through a wire at constant temperature is directly proportional to the potential difference across the ends of that wire'.

The ratio of voltage to current is the resistance of the circuit. For Ohm's Law to apply, this ratio must be constantover a range of voltage increments -in other words, Ohm's Law only applies to a circuit whose resistance is constant over a range of voltage increments. Resistors follow this rule.

However, the ratio of R= V/I applies whether Ohm's Law applies or not. For example, the resistance of a tungsten filament will increase as the voltage across it increases. So the ratio of voltage to current constantly changes for tungsten and, so, it does not obey Ohm's Law. However, you can still use the equation R = V/I to determine what the resistance happens to be for each voltage increment.

Why LED not works on AC?

LED means Light Emitting Diode A diode only lets current through in one direction - that's what they do.

AC means Alternating Current - the current goes from plus to minus and back again 50 or 60 times a second (depending on the standard)

What can you use astable circuits for?

Timers, oscillators, square wave generator, power supply clocks, system clocks...you name it.

Is there a list of electronics companies in pune?

yes i required information of all comaniies which is in pune.

Questionnaire for competitive analysis of detergent?

A questionnaire for competitive analysis of detergent is important for marketing strategies. The questionnaire should focus on different social classes, genders, ages and so on. Ask all the relevant questions that will be useful in your analysis.

What is pulse width and speed relation in stepper motor?

A: A stepper motor move a step at the time. If you know the steps then you will know the speed per tum. The motor need current pulses with a fast rise time the width is immaterial once moved

Why resistor needed to know the characteristics of diode?

The resister always being used to save components to damage by absorbing extra voltages, diode works on 0.7 volts n usually having 15 volts from the source so extra voltages drops across the resister and it works safely.

What happens when the base current of a transistor is decrease?

in a properly biased transistor, collector and emitter current also decrease

What is the induced voltage on a deenergized ungrounded circuit 60 feet from a 230000 volt circuit?

This question has not enough information for an answer. Is the 230 kV line overhead or underground? The voltage induced in a passive wire also depends on the amount of current in the high-power line.

What is mean by signal?

Signal is the electrical(discussion is confined to electrical domain only) quantity which varies between two levels and holds some useful information.

Why does the zener diode connected across the coil in relay board?

Just a guess as I can't see your circuit, but this is one way sometimes used to suppress the inductive kickback when current to the coil is turned off. I'd have to see the circuit to give a more definite answer.