Consider two pieces of software that you use or want to learn to use (you cannot consider Word, PowerPoint, or Excel® for the purposes of this assignment). Is the software you chose proprietary, or is it open source? How do you know? If it is proprietary, find an open-source alternative […]

   *You must show sufficient detail to support your work to  earn credit for your calculations. This can be hand-written work, typed  calculations, or excel formulas. To avoid round-off error, retain  at least six decimal places in all of your calculations.  Complete  all trigonometric calculations in   EngineeringAppliedExerciseFiniteDifferenceMethod.docx Knowing the value of […]

  Applications of Partial Derivatives on  Aircraft guidance navigation and control   Show us a specific partial derivative–either by including the equation where you see it and identifying it in your own words, or by explaining the partial derivative concept in context  in a very clear way.  You do not need […]

  Why do passive filters not provide current amplification? Passive  filters do not provide current amplification because passive filters  are made up of passive components such as resistors, capacitors, and  inductors and have no amplifying elements (ElectronicsTutorial, n.d.).  Therefore, no signal gain and output level is always less than or […]

  Research and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of passive filters. Some advantages are, it is reliable, they can handle large voltage currents and power, there is no limitation on the frequency range, they do not need the additional dc power supply for their operation, easy to design, cheaper as […]

   Abstract (objectives)  A brief description of the experiment. The abstract should not exceed four or five sentences.   Introduction  In your own  words, explain the reason for performing the experiment and give a  concise summary of the theory involved, including any mathematical  detail relevant to later discussion in the report. […]

The reflection should include the following steps: What did you do to complete Step 1? How did you complete Step 2 How did you create the folder? How did you add the file to the folder? How do you believe that the steps especially step three will be useful to […]

Take a few minutes to look at the computers in your home (or the computer that you use for school). Describe your computer. You might consider: The type of computer The peripherals Input and output devices How much RAM do you have? Can you add more? How do you know? […]

  Bandwidth identifies the number of waveform cycles that have at least  70.7% of the expected current and is displayed on a graph with current  on the Y-axis and frequency on the X-axis. The bandwidth will be present  when the input waveform is between the upper and lower resonant  frequency […]

Unit 2 Discussion Topic 1: Cloud-Based File Management Techniques (graded) As you begin to use OneDrive to manage your files and folders please consider how you might be able to share files and/or plan collaboratively on projects using OneDrive. Describe how you could work collaboratively on a personal or professional […]

  esearch and discuss resonance and impedance matching in a Tank Circuit. I chose this topic because I have never known how receivers worked  beyond having material that absorbs an electromagnetic wave and most  likely has a capacitor that filters out the unwanted "noise". A tank  circuit used in receivers […]

  Research and discuss how a series RLC circuit acts as a resistive circuit at resonance. An RLC circuit is an electrical circuit it consists of a resistor,  inductor, and capacitor they are represented by the letters R, L and C.  The resonant RLC circuits are connected in series and […]

  An induction furnace uses an inductive coil to produce heat for  smelting and casting processes. This inductor needs to be stabilized  using several other components like capacitors and resistors to ensure  the circuit does not overheat and can continue to vary the current in  the inductive coil to maintain […]

1. The objective of simulation is to verify and optimize the design. Simulation can idealize a circuit. The objective of measurement is to experimentally confirm the specifications. Measurements must consider all non-idealities. a. Describe completely the definition of the Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of an operational amplifier. Recommend a […]

  This week I will be discussing induction cooktops Research and discuss an induction cooktop circuit and its requirements for cookware material.There are a couple requirements needs for a cooktop circuit to work properly, you will need a grounded 240-volt  circuit protected with 40-50 amp breakers that terminate in an […]

  Research and discuss the different types of electrical transformers. There are several different types of  electrical transformers such as step up/step down transformers, iron  core, ferrite core, air coil and many more. Electrical transformers which are  magnetic devices that sends electrical energy from one circuit to the  next. The […]

 Similar to RL circuits, an RC circuit consists of a voltage or current  source, a resistor, and a capacitor. Capacitors can be used for energy  storage, high energy discharge, power factor corrections, as well as  coupling and filtering effects. In this discussion we will be  investigating the many practical uses […]

 Similar to RL circuits, an RC circuit consists of a voltage or current  source, a resistor, and a capacitor. Capacitors can be used for energy  storage, high energy discharge, power factor corrections, as well as  coupling and filtering effects. In this discussion we will be  investigating the many practical uses […]

  This week I will be discussing induction cooktops Research and discuss an induction cooktop circuit and its requirements for cookware material.There are a couple requirements needs for a cooktop circuit to work properly, you will need a grounded 240-volt  circuit protected with 40-50 amp breakers that terminate in an […]

   the function generator to a frequency of 1 kHz, Amplitude 5 VP, and Offset 5 V. one DMM to read AC volts and one DMM to read DC volts. the oscilloscope time base to 500 µs/Div. Channel A settings to 2 V/Div and AC mode. Channel B settings to […]