What is the name for 2, 3, 4 and 5 respectively in the below fig.? 2) What is the function of this circuit? And describe its working principle briefly.

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A: Undamped system  -  Undamped systems are the one in which there is no damping of the vibration…

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A: Chattering: The vibrations of the machine is known as chattering. It is the relative movement…

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A: Hysteresis is defined as "lagging." Magnetic flux density (B) lags after magnetic field strength,…

Q: What are the specific applications of the Solenoid actuators in Mechatronics systems.

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Q: Explain the operation of the circuit presented below. For each component, indicate name, drive mode,…

A: Given : To find : Working of the circuit

Q: What is the difference between Momentary Contact and Maintained Contact?

A: Maintained Contact means that when you push it on it stays on until you push it off and so on.

Q: 2- why generally the voltage is applied to the L.V. side ?

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Q: What is restitution impulse?

A: Fig.1   Consider two bodies A and B of mass M as shown in Fig.1. When body A strikes to body B, a…

Q: What type of relationship the thermistor having between its input and output? a.Non linear

A: Thermistor is combination of two words - thermal ( heat) and resistor.  The resistance of thermistor…

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Q: The circuit below illustrates an electro-pneumatic system, answer the following questions: +34V 3…

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A: 1x4 De miltiplexer is also known as De mux which has two selection lines, one input and four…

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Q: Was the mechanical computer first used in a practical application?

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A: The instability of the synchronous generator can be given as, There is a loss of synchronism means…

Q: Define the term redundant?

A: Answer :- Many times people get confused between Redundant and Repitition. But redundant does not…

Q: Differential equations: mechanical vibrations Show one example. Summarize the method. How would you…

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Q: What is the main difference between an electrical and mechanical power?

A: Difference between electrical and mechanical power.

Q: In the following parallel circuit, what is the equivalent resistance and the total current in the…

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Q: What is the purpose of the Tip Mass in the model of the Magnetostrictive vibration energy harvester?

A: The process of converting vibrational energy to electrical energy using Magnetostrictive materials…

Q: What are external impulses?

A: When a body is acted by a force or system of forces which causes the change of state of the body as…

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Q: Can an open-loop mechanism be studied as a closed-loop mechanism?  Clearly state How and give an…

A: Given Open loop and closed loop system To find Closed loop as an open loop

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Q: What is internal impulses?

A: Internal impulses are the amount of impact that is experienced at the joints when a human foot makes…

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Q: What is natural frequency?

A: Natural frequency is the oscillation of mechanical or any system in the absence of any driving or…

Q: Explain the Principles of Motor Control on how you understand it in your own words

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Q: What are the types for pressure-releasing circuits? Please explain their differences.

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Q: Explain Thermocouple and Thermistor with necessary diagram and equations

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Q: What is the difference between a closed-loop mechanism and an open-loop  mechanism?

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one was not specified. Please submit the new…