analog electronics for scientific application

This law is used in comparing the temperature of any two or more systems by the common use of thermometer. For example, in order to compare temperature of two bodies X and Y, the thermometer (analogous to body C) is allowed to come into thermal equilibrium first with body X and then with..

A computer performs its tasks by turning on and off a series of electronic switches represented by the numerical digits of 0 and 1. A 0 is the code for off, and a 1 is the code for o..

The phenomenon of electrolysis has many scientific and commercial applications..

Applications of Ultrasound - It is used for medical diagnosis and therapy and also as a surgical tool. Bats and porpoises use ultrasound for navigation and to locate food in darkness. It is used to detect defective foetus. It is used as a tool in the treatment of muscular pain. Ultra sono..

Ceramics are: Lighter, stiffer and corrosion resistant. They are brittle because of strong directional bonds. So they shatter rather than deform. The electrons in ceramics are tightly held because of covalent bonds. There are no mobile electrons to conduct current. Therefo..

The application of Boolean algebra to electronic devices such as computers, lies in the restriction of the variable to two possible condition 'On and Off' or 'True or False' or numerically '1 or 0'. The electric circuits carry out the Boolean logic. In practice, electronich..

Oxidizing and Reducing Strengths The electrochemical series helps to pick out substances that are good oxidizing agents and those which are good reducing agents. For example, a very high negative reduction potential of lithium electrode indicates that it is very difficult to reduce Li ..

Application of Electrochemical Series [ECS] - 1) Higher the SRP, greater is the tendency to accept e - , higher is the tendency to get reduced and greater is the oxidizing power. Fluorine system (F 2 /F) - has the highest SRP and hence it possesses highest oxidising power and this increas..

Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter..

The scientific methods of collection of data, its classification and application to commerce and everyday life is called statistic..