Instead of using just one magnetic sensor, [Peter] is building a two-dimensional array of magnetic sensors. Basically, it’s just a 12×12 grid of Hall effect sensors wired up to a bunch of analog multiplexers. It’s a complicated bit of routing, but building the device really isn’t hard; all the parts are easily hand-solderable.
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"The fiber laser has become an essential tool at the start of the production routes for brake discs and sprockets," Pate continues. "There has been minimal downtime since the machine was installed, which is essential—we only operate one laser, so it has to be reliable, as otherwise production would stop."
Dealing in speculation is good. Sometimes reality–which oftentimes consists of years and years of experience–rears its ugly. pesky head.
Today, while I was at work, my sister stole my iphone and tested to see if it can survive a 30 foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation. My apple ipad is now destroyed and she has 83 views. I know this is entirely off topic but I had to share it with someone!
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Chatbots and VAs are currently most useful in postmodern ERP strategies for casual users who find the user experience (UX) daunting and need a self-service experience that’s easier to use. Common deployments include recruiting and HR service delivery operations; benefits management; and supporting time and attendance, expense reporting and calendaring functions.
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The exit signs are also often powered by NiMH type batteries. “Nothing better” is, wrong, I would say “nothing cheaper”. A LiFePO4 IS better, it is just much more expensive, my 12V 100Ah LiFePO4 cost about €750,- , you can convert to US$ yourself. It is even spec’d for 1000A for 5 to 10s. The good thing is: You get 1000cycles 100% depth of discharge (or 3000 with 80%). Compare this to lead acid, where you should not go below 50% discharge, if you want to get a decent amount of cycles, I think, if you want more than 100 or 200. There are LiFePO4 replacement batteries for car batteries, but most time they have much less capacity than the lead acid counterpart they replace, probably just because they are much more discharge tolerant. What I am not sure is, how they react to automotive temperatures. My LiFePO4 battery wants to be charged only between 0°C and 45°C
Evolution does make a diamond blade for the system that will allow you to cut brick, concrete, ceramics, and other materials you’d need a tile saw for, but we didn’t try that feature out. For chop cuts on block and small tile, it may make a lot of sense and cut down set up time vs. a wet tile saw.
Yes I recall the story, I searched again. The American Chemical Society brought back to -inum, while outside North America has been teached as -inium, as per IUPAC. Both is defined to be acceptable, no more right or wrong.
Nope, it draws 6A with no load. I have ran it up to 23A at 48V. The power supply is pulling 1100 Watts from the 120VAC outlet when a large load is introduced. I have it hooked up to a power meter.