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This shows how wickedly lopsided the “Tiny Orbo Replication 4” is. It’s hard to believe it spun at over 17000 rpm from ~ 10 mW (not including joule heating). If we include joule heating, then it was ~ 180 mW. By my calculations the heat produced by thi…
My homemade MSP430F169 MCU capacitor efficiency meter. First it charges a capacitor from 0 to ~ 2.5 volts. Then it discharges the capacitor. The efficiency is 100% * total energy in / energy out. The graph shows |current|. E is energy. Eff is efficienc…
Hall Probes – an introduction to how hall probes work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at…
Thermocouples – an introduction to how thermocouples work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.
Hall Probes – an introduction to how hall probes work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at…
Hall Probes – an introduction to how hall probes work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at…
Thermocouples – an introduction to how thermocouples work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.
Thermocouples – an introduction to how thermocouples work – Fifth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.
Displacement Sensors – Fourth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com. After viewing this module, you should have…
Displacement Sensors – Fourth of seven modules from the Tools for Testing on-line e-Learning suite at Steorn SKDB. Sign up to SKDB Lite for free at www.steorn.com. After viewing this module, you should have…