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    Library Research The concept behind torsion spring powered alternative energy vehicles can be understood through a widely used high school physics experiment—the mousetrap car model (Roberts & Gonzalez-Espada, 2006, p. 15). The mousetrap model is very straightforward (Jumper, 2012, p. 137). A bow with a lever arm is installed in the model car, and this lever arm is then connected to the car’s rear axle with string. At rest, when potential energy is at its lowest, the lever arm is leaning…

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    Magnets create magnetic fields, which can attract or repel metal objects. Magnets are utilized in motors, circuits, compasses, and can be used in many other applications. They are also used in something called the Gauss Rifle, which can use magnets to launch a projectile at high speed. It is made up of one or more magnet stages, which consists of a magnet and two ball bearings on one side. The number of magnet stages can determine how fast or how slow the projectile can go. It should be noted…

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    naturally magnetic”(“Integrated Magnetics”). These magnetic stones would always point in the same direction and they would use them to guide ships. Also, the name for magnets came from the greek district that they believe magnetic rocks were first found. In the 1800’s the first human made magnet was constructed from various alloys. A magnet is an object that produces a magnetic field around itself and can attract materials to it. The magnetic field around a magnet is the limit of the magnetic…

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    magnetism, an invisible force that pulls things together or pushes things apart, he can throw cars and move buildings all with the flick of a finger. The Earth itself also happens to be one big magnet, creating a magnetic field, or type of force field, that extends miles beneath the Earth’s surface and into space. Now, split campers into 8 groups of 3 or 4, giving each group two magnets. Have campers hold the magnets close together. What happens? Can they make the magnets stick together or…

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    Hysteresis Motor Analysis

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    magnitude in the disk(s) and ultimately lowers the area of operating hysteresis loop. Furthermore, for a thick disk, the radial component of flux cannot be disregarded in comparison with its circumferential component. In fact, such a two-dimensional field distribution will affect the overall performance of the motor. Also, It is clear from Fig. 6 8 that motors with thick disk require higher terminal voltage to produce a given…

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    Results An initial resistance versus magnetic field measurement on NdMo16O44 reveals a pronounced magnetic hysteresis effect when a magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the current, but with unknown orientation with respect to the crystal axes, as shown in Fig. 2a for temperatures from 12K to 30K (at temperature below 12K, the overall resistance is too high to produce low-noise measurements with resolvable magnetoresistance features). The individual plots are offset to better show the…

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    Nsb10 Unit 9 Lab Report

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    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, which in turn could lower the total magnetic moment of these compositions. This discrepancy in the total magnetic moment values could also be…

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    Shakess Experiment

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    dependent variables were the amount of magnets (length of magnet) and the amount of shakes. This was done to help us discover if there was a relation between the amount of magnets, and the induced current produced. It was to investigate if a greater magnetic field and increased amount shakes would improve the shake torches ability to light the LED faster by producing more voltage. This was what was hypothesised; from the collected data it is fair to say there is somewhat a relation between the…

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    El-Tek Case Summary

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    1. What are the issues in the upcoming negotiation? • The price that the Magnetic Advances division is willing to pay for the rights to Z-25 is one of the main issues in this negotiation. • Another issue is to whom Magnetic Advances is allowed to sell to, if we at Audio Components decide to sell the rights. Whether they are allowed to sell to Audio Components competitors specifically or El-Tek competitors as a whole. These prohibitions are key value drivers in any potential deal. This is to…

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