RENEWABLE ENERGY QUESTION :
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Q) Which state in the United States would be the best one to harvest wind power? Why? (Don’t forget to include the state’s shoreline in this decision).
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Renewable Energy question:
(PLEASE provide me with TYPED
solution)
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lost one question because I could not read the hand writing of the
solution that somone provided, so please type
yours. Thank you.
#. Solar heat harvesting makes use of what three modes of heat distribution? How does each work?
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Claudia is trying to design an RC circuit to produce a steady state amplitude of 0.5 volts when supplied with a periodic driving force of E(t) = cos(2t) volts. She is allowed to choose the resistance and capacitance and hence, the time constant τ = RC of the circuit.
Find the general solution for the voltage across the capacitor in this RC circuit and identify the steady state part of your solution. Note that your solution should depend on τ.
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#. Which is more efficient (requires less energy) in producing biofuels, following the Sugar Platform, or following the Syngas Platform?
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Design and implement an interactive program named trip.c that collects information about the user's car and planned travel, and reports back useful information.
The dialog below shows exactly what data should be collected as input and reported as output.
Some Hints to get started /* Not tested not complete code Just to get you started
*/ #include
/* FUNCTION PROTOTYPES */
void WelcomeMessage();
void AskUserForInput(); /* ask and check whether user wants to continue if wants to continue gather information and calculate the results (optional create more functions) */
void PrintTripSummary(float fuel, float minCost, float maxCost, float travelMiles); /* could call this from AskUserForInput(); In a loop and feed it the user input */
/* MAIN */
int main() {
/* Call the functions */
return 0;
}
You do not need to verify user input data. Presume that the user enters reasonable/correct data.
Although you might want to test the results of entering "interesting data" such as alpha data instead of numeric.
Below is the program output. Black is used to illustrate the output, while regular text shows user Input.
Welcome to the Trip Planner!
So you are ready to take a trip? Let me help you plan for your fuel costs and required stops to fill up your tank. ============================================================
Please provide answers to the prompts below and I will display a summary for you when I have computed the results. ============================================================
Please input your car's average miles per gallon (enter 0 to quit) >> 16
Please tell me the range of fuel costs you expect to pay (per gallon).
The lowest per gallon cost of fuel is >> 4.17
The highest per gallon cost of fuel is >> 5.20
Please tell me how many miles you plan to travel >> 900
=============== Trip Summary ==================
You will need to purchase approximately 56 gallons of fuel.
The approximate cost of fuel for your trip is between $235 and $293
=============== End Trip Summary ==================
Please input your car's average miles per gallon (enter 0 to quit) >> 11
Please tell me the range of fuel costs you expect to pay (per gallon).
The lowest per gallon cost of fuel is >> 4.17
The highest per gallon cost of fuel is >> 5.20
Please tell me how many miles you plan to travel >> 1300
=============== Trip Summary ==================
You will need to purchase approximately 118 gallons of fuel.
The approximate cost of fuel for your trip is between $493 and $615
=============== End Trip Summary ==================
Please input your car's average miles per gallon (enter 0 to quit) >> 0
Thank you, please drive safely and have a nice trip!
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Design a LP FIR filter to meet the following specifications using the window method. Use a Blackman window.
Fs = 25 kHz
Fc = 5.0 kHz (3 dB down)
Attenuation = 80 dB at 7 kHz
Give all the relevant plots (impulse, frequency responses) and the performance of the final filter. Compare this filter to one designed using the optimal method.
(Please use MATLAB to give all the answers)
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can anyone give me a code for nodemcu wifi chip for displaying temperature and humidity to app where temp and humidity data is sent to cloud and then cloud sends the data to mobile app
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can anyone give me a code for nodemcu wifi chip for sending temperature and humidity data to cloud and then it sends the temperature and humidity data to mobile app.
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any conceptual projects/ideas for microprocessor systems?
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The MATLAB routine analog _ filter1.m is a simulated analog filter. (Calling structure: output = analog _ filter1(input);). Repeat the strategy used in Problem 1.2, but generate the input sine waves in MATLAB and plot the output. Make Ts = 0.001 s and the number of points N = 1000. To generate sine waves, defne the time vector t = (0:999)*Ts as in Example 1.3. Use this vector to generate the input sine waves at various frequencies: input = sin(2*pi*f*t);. Use frequencies of 2, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 90, 100, 150, 200, 300, and 400 Hz.
Find the amplitude of the output of analog _ filter1.m using MATLAB’s max operator and plot the resulting values in dB versus log frequency. This gives an approximation of the flter’s frequency characteristics or spectrum. Use this spectrum with the grid function enabled to determine the type, bandwidth, and attenuation slope of the flter. [Hint: Put the desired input frequencies in an array and use a for-loop to generate the input sine waves. Store the maximum values of the flter’soutput in an array for plotting. Plot the 20 log of the output values against the frequency array using the semilogx routine.
I'd like to know the code from the beginning until end for my self-study because my instructor didnt teach me this even once. Thank you so much.
analog_filter1.m -> https://pastebin.com/htg8Yhhg (just open the link and copy-paste it into matlab)
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Develop and test an Intel 8086 assembly program by emu8086 amd
dont use any extirnall lib , that reads two decimal numbers x and
y. Your program
should display the result of their:
1) Addition: x+y
2) Subtraction: x-y
3) Multiplication: x*y
4) Division: x / y
Notes:
x and y are two-digit decimal numbers (i.e. 0-99).
The program should display an error message if the value of y is
zero, in the case of division.
You can assume only positive numbers but you will get a bonus if
your program can read and handle
negative numbers.
You will get higher mark if your program accepts only two decimal
digits (0-9) for each number and
print error message when the user tries to enter non-decimal digits
(e.g. A-Z, or a-z, or any special
character).
Your program output should be similar to the following
examples:
Example1: (x>y)
Please enter two 2-digit decimal
number:
X= 48
Y= 26
X + Y = 74
X – Y = 22
X * Y = 1248
X /Y = 1 with Remainder 22
Example2: (x<y)
Please enter two 2-digit decimal
number:
X= 12
Y= 37
X + Y = 49
X – Y = -25
X * Y = 444
X /Y = 0 with Remainder 12
Example3: (y=0)
Please enter two 2-digit decimal
number:
X= 56
Y= 00
X + Y = 56
X – Y = 56
X * Y = 00
X /Y = error overflow
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Explain in detail the differences between 4-Bit Synchronous and Asynchronous Counters. Each Flip-Flop is negative-edge triggered. Use the relevant block diagrams, Truth Table of state sequence, and Timing Diagram to support your explanation.
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Point out the differences between Non-persistent, 1-persistent
and P-persistent modes of
CSMA. Draw diagrams for each mode.
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Q17
a. What is FDT/DTM standard?
b. What is its function?
c. What are the three stages of FDT/DTM architecture
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Relation between the collector current gain and emitter efficiency and transport factor for bjt ??
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