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    MOSFET Case Study

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    In 1959, metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) was invented by Dawon Kahng and Martin M. (John) Atalla at Bell Labs. Julius Edgar Lilienfeld had already patented the basic principle of this kind of transistor in 1925. But later the Bell Labs edition was allocated the name bipolar junction transistor, or merely junction transistor, and design of Lilienfeld came to be identified as field effect transistor. Later, Jean Hoerni found that Silicon dioxide (SiO2) should be used to…

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    smallest particles lose negative ions and become positive, while larger particles gain negative ions and become negative themselves. The results are a cloud with a negatively charged bottom and a positively charged top. The atmosphere acts as an insulator, keeping the extremely powerful electrical currents in. The thundercloud moves along the surface of the earth , the portion of earth beneath it has equal and opposite charge. The first phase of lightning generates a relatively small current…

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    Science Fair Outline

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    Multimeter: A device used to measure the amount of amperes, volts, and ohms over several ranges of value. Conductor: Object allowing the transfer of electrons Insulator: Prevention of an object receiving an electric current. Resistance: Prevents passage of normal current (light bulb or LED; the object) Parallel: each resistor or light is independent. If one goes out, the rest still stay one. Series: each light is…

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    The Importance Of Hemp

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    We need to use hemp based materials instead of tree based materials because hemp bast metals are stronger than tree based materials. We use the dumbest possible way to make paper, trees are made up of only 30% cellulose. The rest of the tree has to be removed using toxic chemicals and bleach, until the cellulose can be formed into paper. Where as hemp is 85% cellulose due to this, hemp makes a stronger paper without the need for toxic chemicals or bleach. It would be incredibly stupid for humans…

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    Nsb10 Unit 9 Lab Report

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    In this equation, x and y denotes the number of moles of RE and Mn atoms per formula unit of the structure, respectively. The RE and Mn represent the theoretical magnetic moment of trivalent free RE3+ ions and divalent Mn2+ ions respectively. The experimental values of total magnetic moments were found to be smaller than the calculated values (Table xyz). The crystal field effects can lead to lower value of magnetic moments for RE3+ ions in these compositions as compared to free RE3+ ions,…

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    The aim of the Stress Concentration Experiment was to observe the stress concentration factor/feature for a set of mild steel specimens with various irregularities in each sample. These irregularities or “stress-raisers” include any notches and holes which vary in size (radius) and placement on the specimen (edge notches or holes) that may have an effect on the flow of stress. With the use of a Hounsfield 50 kN electrically operated tensile testing machine and 12 1-mm thick mild steel test…

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    3.7. Thermogravimetric analysis The thermogravimetric curves of MCC, TCSt, pure PNAI, and PNAI/TCSt composite were illustrated in Fig. 4. Where MCC lost about 90 % of its original weight by increasing the temperature up to 300°C due to the decomposition of cellulose, TCSt lost about 45% of its weight at 199-252 oC this was in agreement with Freire et al. and Jandura et al. reports [41, 44], who explained the early decomposition of fatty acyl cellulose with long chain substitution (C11-C18) by…

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    Science Behind Lightbulb

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    component where electrical contact is made. There is one lead-in wire that is soldered or welded to the rim of the base interior. The other lead-in wire is soldered to the center contact. The two portions are insulted from each other by a glass insulator, which appears as a black ring around the center contact. The next component is the steam press. The lead-in wires in the glass lightbulb have an air tight seal in the steam press. At this point the wires are made out of a nickel-iron alloy core…

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    1. The nervous system maintains homeostasis by sending electrochemical signs throughout the body, coordinating and executing both the voluntary and involuntary processes. The nervous system is the most complex system in the body and is comprised of the central nervous system, compromised of the brain and the spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system, composed of the nerve extensions beyond those central pathways. 2. Central nervous system processes information and dictates actions…

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    including the sleeves and hood, with the outer layer is a thick polyester spandex blend to keep you even naturally warm without a power bank. Furthermore, soft mesh fleece lines the entire hoodie, including the hood. This lining acts as a natural insulator to keep you warm, comfortable and to trap the…

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