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Expertise
All technical areas of Electronics Engineering.
Experience in the area
BSEE, MBA, Design, R&D, University Research.
Senior Life Member of IEEE. Life Fellow of AES.
Organizations
IEEE, Consumer Electronics Society, Audio Engineering Society.
Broad teaching experience; work experience mostly in consumer electronics and conversion from analog to digital technologies. Pioneer in digital audio at all levels.
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Recent Answers from cleggsan
2009-11-23 Electricity generation theory:
You were very clear and the answer remains the same. If the conductor loop (coil) is rotating such that lines are cutting the coil it will produce a voltage. If the wire or coil is not cutting the magnetic
2009-11-22 DC motor brush replacement:
Best to replace them both at the same time. For practical reason as well as to keep all currents and brush resistances same. If both replaced they should wear out at about the same time; cuts down on
2009-11-22 Electricity generation theory:
Theta is angle. If angle is perpendicular then sin theta is 1. If angle, then induced voltage is less according to the sine value. Induced voltage is caused by wire crossing the magnetic field. If
2009-11-19 VA rating equipments:
Well, when the load is purely resistive the voltage times the current in amperes gives true wattage consumed in the load. But, if the load is not purely resistive, i.e., it has some reactive components
2009-11-18 power converters:
It is a broad field. Please narrow it down. But, you can do this. Think of an area of the biological field you are interested in and what subject holds fascination to you. Then, do some research
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