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How to measure speed of a tennis ball...
by Merc_1976.
During big tennis tournament there is a large score table reporting speed of a tennis ball.
What type of sensors or radars do they use?
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Automatic control of a stage projector ... by Merc_1976.
My neighbor plays bass guitar in a band. He told me that they had a light effects system that included
a joystick to manually control projectors. There is an operator who's job is to focus the light spot on
a singer while she moves around the stage.
I have been thinking lately what would be the best way to automate that process. Any ideas?
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Applying black paint to a heat sink: better or worse?.. by Johan_son.
Had an argument recently with a coworker from manufacturing dpt: they apply black paint to increase
performance of a heat sink. I don't think it's a good idea, because paint provides thermo insulation.
Am I right ?
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Phone for mute pepople?..
by Anonimous1.
Is there a way to design a phone for mute people ?
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Better road grip with wider tires?.. by Victor.
Most people agree that a car with wider tires has better road grip, but the theory doesn't seem
to explain this? I remember from school that a force of friction depends on surface and weight and has
no relation to the area:
F = kN,
where k - friction coefficient depending on material, N - is a normal fource proportional to the
weight of a car.
What am I missing?
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Measure multiple points... by Seviri.
I Would like to get experts opinion on the following problem.
I am taking voltage measurements at multiple points. The data is within 1v...2v range.
Will I get better accuracy if I use the same instrument for all measurements rather than taking
parallel measurements ?
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Question to power supply experts... by vball13.
I need to build a test bench for a chip. The chip has a block that when enabled draws 1.6A
from a supply during 5nS. The problem is I need to put 20 chips on the test board. Any suggestions?
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Granite ball in San Diego... by alex.
Last month I took a trip to San Diego, CA. I stopped at the coffee shop
downtown La Jolla.
They have a small fountain right in front
of that shop. Nothing unusual on the first sight.
The fountain is in the form of a plate. There is a ball on that plate, and water comes from underneath
the ball. When I came closer I noticed that the ball seems to be floating on that plate.
It must have made from rubber...
I touched it: no, the ball as well as the plate were made from granite.
And again the ball was floating... I am an engineer myself.
My best guess would be that the water pressure keeps that granite ball floating.
Is it so, or is there another trick?
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2 outlets in series?
by A3.
Hi, can I connect two 110v outlets in series to double the voltage?
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