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Dr. B Explains topics in mechanical and electrical engineering.
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Machine Elements - Ex 11.3 Weld Leg Length
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Machine Elements - Ex 11.3 Weld Leg Length
Machine Elements - Ex 7.2 Bending Impact Loading - Stress and Deflection
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Machine Elements - Ex 7.2 Bending Impact Loading - Stress and Deflection
Machine Elements - Ex 7.1 Linear Impact Loading - Stress & Deflection
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Machine Elements - Ex 7.1 Linear Impact Loading - Stress & Deflection
Machine Elements - Ex 6.2 Static Failure Theories
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Machine Elements - Ex 6.2 Static Failure Theories
Machine Elements - Ex 6.1 Static Failure Theories
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Machine Elements - Ex 6.1 Static Failure Theories
Measuring and Calculating Impedance
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How to measure impedance using phasor measurements and how to calculate impedance.
EX 5.1 Beam Deflection Superposition
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EX 5.1 Beam Deflection Superposition
Finite State Machine Example 3
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In this video we will design a finite state machine that simulates an elevator. The FSM is designed with JK flip-flops. Finite State Machines Design Steps ruclips.net/video/lpAK0s4fPj4/видео.html For worked out examples see the videos below: FSM Example 1 ruclips.net/video/JzovmYHSKQ8/видео.html FSM Example 2 ruclips.net/video/_F_RrPRQOgU/видео.html
Finite State Machine Example 2
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In this video we will design a finite state machine that simulates an elevator. Finite State Machines Design Steps ruclips.net/video/lpAK0s4fPj4/видео.html For worked out examples see the videos below: FSM Example 1 ruclips.net/video/JzovmYHSKQ8/видео.html FSM Example 3 ruclips.net/video/1okV8otrs1E/видео.html
Finite State Machine Example 1
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In this video we will design a finite state machine that detects a 101 pattern in a serial input. Finite State Machines Design Steps ruclips.net/video/lpAK0s4fPj4/видео.html For worked out examples see the videos below: FSM Example 2 ruclips.net/video/_F_RrPRQOgU/видео.html FSM Example 3 ruclips.net/video/1okV8otrs1E/видео.html
Synchronous Sequential Circuits - Finite State Machines
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Synchronous Sequential Circuits - Finite State Machines
Statics - Method of Joints (Despacito)
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Statics - Method of Joints (Despacito)
Statics - Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies 3D
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Statics - Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies 3D
Statics - Solving for Reaction Forces 2D
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Statics - Solving for Reaction Forces 2D
Statics - Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies - 2D (collar and roller)
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Statics - Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies - 2D (collar and roller)
Machine Elements - Threaded Fasteners
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Machine Elements - Threaded Fasteners
Digital - 1's and 2's Complement Examples
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Digital - 1's and 2's Complement Examples
Statics - Simplification with Distributed Loading, Point Load, & Moment
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Statics - Simplification with Distributed Loading, Point Load, & Moment
hei man ,can you make an example of the problem of machine parts, in which you can explain how to choose a bearing in which the vertical, horizontal and axial force acts given by the angle of inclination of the gear teeth and what are the formulas that apply for that case and why apply like this
Is hardness in Pascals or Mega Pascals? If its megapascals why is it normal to bake them into wear coefficients?
you explain very poorly. You are not telling why sometimes we are just ignoring first bit and why sometimes we are adding first bit to number. Your methods are too experimental
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Hi @prensandre, you are right I am missing to explain what we are looking for. We are looking to determine which signed binary number representation (one’s complement or two’s complement) is better to do arithmetic operations (with both signed and unsigned numbers). In one’s complement, sometimes we end up with one more extra bit than we started (the carry bit) so we have to process it so that we end up with the correct addition result. In two’s complement we can just ignore the carry bit and we will always get the correct result.
Thank you for your explanation it helped. Have a nice day.
thank you very much ,that was really helpful.
Glad it helped!
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Professor I have a question .It says if bearings are used in conjunction with other supports ,the couple moment reactions become redundant and are not shown on the free body diagram.I wonder if bearings' couple moment reaction become redundant or all the couple moment reactions become redundant.Could you help me?
how should the stimulation of this circuit work ? i mean which more additional inputs will be there with up and down because the outputs are not working according to the truth table with only two inputs
what simulation software are you using?
I got round beam (radius=7mm)(lenght=100mm) with 5kg mass dropping from a height of 3000mm and my impact factor is like 1540 and i wonder what is wrong.
double-check the dimensions of the beam; it is a significant amount of energy to be dissipated by such a small beam.
what happens if the beam is not shaped like a box, but has another shape. Can it still be done with the same calculations and formulas? and does the contact surface between the ball and the beam matter?
How do i export stress and time also in export option in signal list
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Thanks Walter!
thank you
Hi there, if the whole system were to be rotated anticlockwise by 90deg (the ball travelling horizontally - like a canon ball) how could one calculate the static load to be then multiplied by impact factor to obtain the stresses and deflections of the beam? When travelling horizontally there's no static load like is when the ball falls down due to gravity...
For the case where the ball travels horizontally with known velocity (v), you would calculate the static deflection (dstat) by rotating the system 90 deg so that the ball rest on the beam/structure. Note, for the case of horizontal velocity, the impact factor (IF) is: IF =[(v^2)/(g*dstat)]^1/2 because the impact velocity is not generated by gravity (g) but due to other sources.
thanks
Thanks! Would I consider the deflection due to the beam's own weight in calculating dst? Or do I only consider the static deflections that occur due to the impacting mass?
Sir kindly explain how can we use Archard's equation for the calculation of wear coefficient of pin sliding on plate? If sliding distance is not known, only known thing is the frequency, applied load and volume loss.
it should be possible but you would need to know the duration of the test
very grateful!
Glad it helped!
important to know that if the yield strength of the bolt is higher, then you use the yield strength for the ratio not the proof strength!!!!!!!!!
Yes, thanks for picking up on this - use the yield strength of the bolt not the proof strength.
you may use the proof strength of the bolt when the yield strength of the bolt is not available - this will give conservative approximation
How to calculate radial loads for bearing calculation?
thanks a lot for this very well explained
the demon within me lusts for more than machine elements knowledge
On 8:18 you can enclose all 3 1's horizontally. That all together is one group. on Y1 row of what you circled
you group them by 1's 2's 4's 8's or even 16's it's all 2^n
@5:10 why is 0+ 1+1 = carry 1 and 0 but 1+1+1 is carry 1 and 1? They are binary Numbers. 1+1 is always one. 1+1 = 1 -> +1 = 1. Where do you get 3 and turn into binary?
1+1 is 10 so adding a 1 makes it 11 with the carry being 1 and sum 1 you said they are binary numbers yet you don't know this
thank you so much
thank you!
Which hardness value should be taken? In one case you have taken HB and in the other case you have taken HV, so numerically there is too much difference!!!
You can convert both to mpa
Yes, and then use the value for material/part you are concerned with.
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Thank you. You have helped me a lot! Appreciate your input!! Good work!
Good explanation Sir
How do you calculate the load, speed and travel for the test?
Load and speed are testing parameters. The load is usually achieve by applying a dead weight and speed may come from fixed speed motor or specified via motor controller. The travel is calculated by multiplying the number of rotations of the disk (instruments usually have a counter) by the circumference of the disk where the pin makes contact with the disk.
Hardness is a number then how you convert it in to megapascal. Can you please clear?
The hardness number is calculated by taking the force applied by the indenter divided by the area of the impression. While testing the load is usually specified in units of kgf and the area is measured in mm^2, however the hardness number is usually reported without these units. Nonetheless this "force by area" is similar to pressure so the units can be converted to MPa or GPa.
can ı reach the verilog code this machine
Can you make a video on effect of plotting graph to stud the effect o parameter on each other
Veyr nicely explained Dr. Thank you
Thanks and welcome
Much needed topic
Excellent Sir..
So nice of you
Thanks for the video, helped alot.
If we have to calculate factor of safety for given materials, then how can we calculate it?
Very good explanation! Thanks, Dr. B!
I am glad you found it useful. Thank you for your comment : )
Plizz can you do a video on three 3 bit digital lock
very unengaging
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Could you tell me in which book did u find the equations?
I forgot to mention in the presentation that for maximum-normal-stress theory predicts failure will occur when the maximum-normal-stress reaches the Ultimate Stress (Su), however when the Ultimate Stress is not known, we use the Yield Strength (Sy) as the upper limit.
Dr. B, This was a great and thorough video! you walked me step by step and now I feel like i really got this down. Thanks for making this!
I am glad you liked it!
thank you i found this very useful.... :)
I am glad you found it useful!