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I am a freshman electrical engineering student and I have been given an assignment in which I have to write a 2 page paper about electrical engineering drawings. The paper has to include specific requirements for drawings in this field of engineering, any standards that are used, and any drawing codes that should be included in a typical drawing.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

while you're hooking up a lot of older hardware it particularly is recommended to take a place in some surge protection. somewhat some the older stuff is exceedingly soft and a surge might desire to be devastating. only be constructive once you hook up your transformers(ability factors) they tournament whats on the unit for the volts. The amps/milliamps will safeguard themselves.

I know that means i'll choose my job at basic but does it mean that I could get a job I don't want? I really want to do Biomedical Equipment Tech.

absolutely you can be given a job you don't want. if Biomedical Equipment Tech is considered part of the Health care field, you won't be offered that job.

i need it pretty soon for my hw and if you dont mind can you explain what the process is thanks and keep it simple

Input is the source or something acted upon. Like the thermostat in the ac or heater system would be the input - telling the rest of the circuit that the temp is too low, therefor turn on the heat (or turn off the ac).

I am an electrical engineering student ,but I dont know what to do when I graduate. I like music and I want to do something with music. I have heard of audio/sound or acoustic engineering, but I don't know exactly what an audio/sound or acoustic engineer does.

this question really attract me, i am also electrical engineer but graduated 12 years a go and built good experience in electrification of buildings and infrastructure, but still i love music and i still dreaming to work and may be to study the sound engineering I think answering your question is not hard these engineers are into(music and sound) they are designing testing and operating electronic equipments used to record,produce and mix sounds , you can find them in music industry,concerts,film making, radio stationsetc you can get more info from the net(check this one as example bls /oco/ocos109.htm ) , if you really interested give it a try, especially for you as you are still in university, I do not know if it is easy for them to find a job and how much they are getting(if you have some info,please let me know), also not sure whether they are considered as engineers or technician ,do not know if this profession is regulated like the profession of electrical engineer wish you all the best, keep in touch

explain the difference between an insulator and a conductor

The main difference between conductor and insulator is that a conductor conducts electricity or heat well, whereas an insulator conducts electricity or heat poorly.

I mean everything from the boat, the nets for the traps the traps themselves, the electrical equipment, and the salary for the crew. Are the crews wages expense or are they earning a share of the final pot like the owners and partners.

I'd actually inquire with a crab fisherman. Call a dock or something, seem if someone is willing to chat.

i am currently working as a dog groomer, but i have been thinking of starting my own small business for a few years now. some ideas i had are dog walking, gardening services such as mowing lawns, weeding and planting, illustrations (i went to college for art), or hair cutting.are any of these ideas worth pursuing? what is required to start your own small business? if you started your own small business do you have any tips for me? how did you get started? thank you!

I started my business of repairing electrical equipment for the welding industry in 1985. All I did was fill out the DBA form (Doing Business As) at the county clerk office, and then got my sales tax exemption from the office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts. That's all of the legalities. It's easy! With this done, you can then open your company checking account at the bank. Now, With a college education in art why would you want to walk dogs or pull weeds for a living? I would think something like the Advertising Business would be a better use of your education and a lot more profitable venture.

After all, the whole point of ATEX certification is that it doesn't make a fire. One would think if you can safely use something in an explosive atmosphere you can use it on shabbos. By the same token a shabbos light should be safe to use in an explosive atmosphere.

When I was in fourth grade, the science teacher taught us the physics definition of work and explained how it differs from the everyday definition of work Much like that -- Jewish legal definitions of Hebrew words do not always line up perfectly with the everyday use of English words that aproximate them. With electrical items, the prohibition of fire is only one of the prohibitions to be aware of for Shabbat -- off the top of my head, there is also boneh (building) and bishul (cooking) On the reverse side -- your logic does not hold in even the most basic English definition. It is only the Karaites that believe there is a Shabbat prohibition of fire, the normative prohibition is on making fire and putting out fire -- thus, there are quite a few devices used on Shabbat that are straight forwardly on fire (well, heck -- just think of the candles themselves!!!) A Shabbat lamp is simply always on - but has some cover to keep the light from bothering. Hopefuly, this whole structure is well insulated (I don't know -- never used one)