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    Wanna book of linear system and design by ch-tsong chen

    Hi... Can you give us more info..like publisher etc..? :?:
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    Engineering Mathematics help

    HI.... Laplace transform is a convenient way to solve a differential equation(s) only when they satisfy dirichlet's conditions.... Wherever they dont, alternative methods like numerical solutions are taken recourse to..!! Hope this helps..:idea: -Sai
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    why is the input impedance of JFET and MOSFET very high ?

    Re: why is the input impedance of JFET and MOSFET very high Used in BJT...what? amplifiers?.... pls specify..
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    [SOLVED] Bluetooth detector circuit...

    Hi All... A project needs a "hand-held blutooth detection device" designed which should be capable of detecting 20-30 bluetooth devices, for example, in a room with students taking an exam on their laptops.... etc.. I am trying to google around but no luck so far....:cry: This need to be...
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    How to check +/- voltage of power supply

    Re: Power supply I guess our friend wants to "show" output voltage(s). I suggest oscilloscope..!!
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    Why the step function has a Fourier transform?

    Re: Fourier Hi Friend, I agree with laktronics, in a sense that a step function indicates a sudden "step" increase. Now, suppose this step were sent through an Inductor/Capacitor the o/p fuction will not change instantaneously... but, rather "sluggisly". Fourier Transform components (ie...
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    Non-regenerative feedback to an Oscillator

    Dear Friends, Firstly, I would say... Is mean it (the Amplifier) should use only a small part of the Energy of the signal it needs to amplify. (If the Amplifier doesen't have its' own (dc) biasing it will end-up "consuming" the very signal that it had to amplify...!!). Coming to Fvm's part...
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    Inductively detecting an AC Voltage in a Wire

    homemade current sensor using ferrite core Dear Aggiemundo, Lot about your problem is already been said, what i would like to add is did you check with the specs of your diode that you are using? Imean the power ratings and the threshold voltage? A half wave rectifier is able to Rectify only...
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    Non-regenerative feedback to an Oscillator

    Hi Friend, Feedback is the basic difference between an amplifier and an oscillator. An amplifier employs what is called "-ve" or Degenerative feedback, where as an Oscillator employs "+ve" or Regerative feed back. The reason is: - An amplifier is expected to "Amplify" the given input signal...
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    Signal processing related

    Dear Subharpe, Iam sorry, I did not mention that the Rx signal is actually "Bifercated" into two circuits. One circuit extracts doppler information and the other does what I previously mentioned. The Tx signal is PN encryped. The number of bits to be used for the "full-length" sequence is...
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    What is the power spectrum and the frequency spectrum ?

    Re: psd Hi Friend, The word spectrum means a distribution plot of "intensity" of individul components of the signal in question. This said, a Frequency Spectrum would mean a plot of intensity (or magnitude) of individual components (compare with Fourier Series)versus frequency. Like wise...
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    Non-regenerative feedback to an Oscillator

    Hi Friend, what so you mean by "maintain" non regenerative feedback? I mean cn yu explain a little more please? Sai
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    What is the role of of a capacitor in circuits?

    Re: about capacitors Hi Friends, Put in one sentence....."In a capacitor voltage leads current by 90deg" and like wise "in an inductor current leads voltage by 90deg". So these two components are used whenever phase lead-or-lag is neccessary. Sai
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    Signal processing related

    Dear Friend, Here again, incontinuation to subharpe, I would like to give you example of a practical project that I worked with, for Auto-correlation". An-board (missile) subsystem which is responsible to trigger off warhead when in proximity to the taget uses "auto-correlation", for certain...
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    Signal processing question

    Dear Friend, To summarise subharpe, the relation of Z-Transform with DFT in discreet domain is much the same as what Laplace is with FT, in continuous time domain. Sai

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