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Recent Answers from cleggsan

2012-01-27 Burnt Resistor - Followup:

The electronics you describe are a "three way touch light switch circuit" and it allows the touching of the lamp to turn each lamp on sequentially and off.  They are notorious for failure and are not worth

2012-01-26 Burnt Resistor:

Usually the specifications for the lamp/bulb are found on one of the web sites.    http://www.bulbamerica.com/?gclid=CNSo0Y_b7q0CFWQ0Qgodxnacsw    And you can google for others.    The solution is to find

2012-01-23 Building a Equivalent Circuit Model for a UWB Antenna:

Here is a little tutorial on the UWB antenna options:    bwrc.eecs.berkeley.edu/research/UWB/.../sbtw_poster_6_01.ppt    And,    http://www.jpier.org/PIER/pier82/28.08032303.pdf    http://www.mhprofessional

2012-01-16 measurements:

If you read my links you learned that the measurement technology is quite different between the two fields.  Thus, to get both you must, at least with current technology and instrumentation, measure them

2012-01-15 EM field:

Is this a question about measuring technique, test equipment or theory?    See this:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMF_meter    Electric fields are quite different from magnetic fields.  Magnetic field