Use Excel or Vernier Graphical Analysis to plot your data. Plot current on the Y axis and plot Voltage on the x-axis. The slope of your graph is 1/R. What type of relationship is given by the graph? What is the resistance?

You have developed an idea for using a poly Si surface‐ micromachined cantilever. Initially, you designed a process flow for creating this simple structure, and the process flow is detailed in the figure below. ( cross section view and top view)There are several critical errors with this process (things that won’t work or won’t produce the result). Please find the critical errors in this process flow and, where possible, suggest alternate approaches. Do not worry about the accumulation of errors, but rather treat each step assuming that the structure up to that step could be created.This structure is actually quite simple to make. Develop a simpler process flow and associated masks to create the final structure. Be sure to show cross‐sectional and planar views of all key steps in the process.

20 What is countertorque a measure of? PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS ou are working as an electrician in a large steel manufacturing plant, and Y in the of doing preventive maintenance on a large DC you are generator. You have megged both the series and shunt field windings and found that each has over 10 M2 to ground. Your ohmmeter, however, indicates a resistance of 1.5 2 across terminals S, and S,. The ohmmeter indicates a resistance of 225 N between terminals F, and F2. Are these readings normal for this type machine, or is there a likely problem? Explain your answer. process

What is resistance? What is a node? What is a closed loop?

A Read aloud V Draw aye viev Engineering Problems #7 March, 8 Four resistors are connected in parallel across a 200-mA independent cur rent source as shown in Figure P24. What is the voltage across the resistors and the current in each resistor? 200 mA U 009 U 001 U 08

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Construct a forward bias diode circuit in multi-sim (desktop, not live). Simulate and find the current through the resistor and the voltage across the resistor.

A load can be considered to be capacitive, resistive or inductive in nature.a) Discuss the differences between these types of loads. Your discussion should include the following: A description of the type of the load and why it is considered to be capacitive, resistive or inductive. How/whether energy is stored. An example where possible, and a comment on how common that type of load is. How the load will respond to a sudden removal of the driving voltage.