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The real case may differ from this simplified version somewhat but this experiment shows that removing windings is

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For example your real world inductor is made of a substance with an average specific heat If you know the current

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Something I m having trouble grasping if the Vbe temperature coefficient is 2 mv degree C why does the collector

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Airwolf from the T V show Airwolf is a Mach 1 helicopter capable of reaching speeds up to Mach 2 For it s time it s

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These equations would allow me to calculate perfectly the wire diameter and length for a certain power dissipation

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Obviously the temperature would change over time as heat is dissipated and resistance changes and I would imagine

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I fear I might not have understood some fundamental concepts about electric power transmission So we have

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Just try and read the last post I posted it is simple motor s draw only one current based on supply voltage because

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Hey so I m just wondering what are the formulas needed to calculate the temperature of a wire after x amount of time