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What is a network composed of?
What is a network composed of?
What is a node in a network?
What is a node in a network?
What is distributed processing an example of?
What is distributed processing an example of?
What is an advantage of distributed databases?
What is an advantage of distributed databases?
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What is an advantage of multiple computers working on parts of a problem concurrently?
What is an advantage of multiple computers working on parts of a problem concurrently?
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What is an example of security through redundancy?
What is an example of security through redundancy?
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What is an example of collaborative processing?
What is an example of collaborative processing?
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What is an advantage of distributed processing in terms of security?
What is an advantage of distributed processing in terms of security?
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What is the primary focus of electromechanical energy conversion?
What is the primary focus of electromechanical energy conversion?
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What is the role of the magnetic field in electromechanical energy conversion?
What is the role of the magnetic field in electromechanical energy conversion?
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What is the characteristic of the electromechanical energy conversion process?
What is the characteristic of the electromechanical energy conversion process?
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What happens to some of the energy during an energy conversion process?
What happens to some of the energy during an energy conversion process?
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What is the principle of operation of electric motors?
What is the principle of operation of electric motors?
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What is the basis of generator action?
What is the basis of generator action?
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What is the purpose of studying the cause-effect relationships and bilateral energy flow between electrical circuits and their coupled magnetic fields?
What is the purpose of studying the cause-effect relationships and bilateral energy flow between electrical circuits and their coupled magnetic fields?
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What is the significance of the magnetic field in the operation of electric motors and generators?
What is the significance of the magnetic field in the operation of electric motors and generators?
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What is the primary purpose of studying the interaction of two or more established magnetic fields?
What is the primary purpose of studying the interaction of two or more established magnetic fields?
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What is the fundamental theory of electromagnetic fields based on?
What is the fundamental theory of electromagnetic fields based on?
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What is the purpose of Ampere's law?
What is the purpose of Ampere's law?
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What is the meaning of the equation ∮H · dl = Ienc?
What is the meaning of the equation ∮H · dl = Ienc?
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What happens to the magnetic field produced by the current in the example of a rectangular core with a winding of N turns of wire?
What happens to the magnetic field produced by the current in the example of a rectangular core with a winding of N turns of wire?
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What is the path of integration in Ampere's law in the example of a rectangular core?
What is the path of integration in Ampere's law in the example of a rectangular core?
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Why is it important to understand magnetic field variables in energy conversion devices?
Why is it important to understand magnetic field variables in energy conversion devices?
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What is the significance of Maxwell's equations in the context of electromagnetism?
What is the significance of Maxwell's equations in the context of electromagnetism?
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Study Notes
Network Fundamentals
- A network consists of devices (nodes) connected by media links, enabling data exchange between nodes.
- Nodes can be computers, printers, or any device capable of sending and/or receiving data.
Distributed Processing Networks
- Use distributed processing to divide tasks among multiple computers (personal computers or workstations).
- Advantages of distributed processing:
- Security/encapsulation: limiting user interactions with the system.
- Distributed databases: no single system needs to store the entire database.
- Faster problem solving: multiple computers working concurrently.
- Security through redundancy: multiple computers running the same program.
- Collaborative processing: multiple computers and users interact on a task.
Network Criteria
- A network must meet certain criteria to be considered effective and efficient:
- Performance
- Reliability
- Security
Electromechanical Energy Conversion
- Electromechanical energy conversion involves the conversion of electric energy into mechanical energy or vice versa
- Examples of devices that perform this conversion include electric motors (converting electric energy into mechanical energy) and electric generators (converting mechanical energy into electric energy)
- The process of electromechanical energy conversion is reversible, meaning energy can be transferred back and forth between electrical and mechanical systems, except for losses in the system
Principle of Operation
- A current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field experiences a force that tends to move it
- If the conductor is free to move, the magnetic field aids in the conversion of electric energy into mechanical energy (principle of operation of electric motors)
- If an externally applied force makes the conductor move in a direction opposite to the magnetic force, mechanical energy is converted into electric energy (principle of operation of generators)
Magnetic Field in Energy Conversion
- The magnetic field acts as a medium for energy conversion in both electric motors and generators
- The magnetic field produces a force that tends to move the conductor, allowing for the conversion of energy between electrical and mechanical systems
Review of Basic Laws of Electromagnetism
- Understanding of energy conversion devices begins with a study of the cause-effect relationships and bilateral energy flow between electrical circuits and their coupled magnetic fields
- The basic laws and rules defining electromagnetism, electromotive force, and mechanical force associated with electromechanical energy conversion are essential for explaining device performance and limitations
Maxwell's Equations
- The fundamental theory of electromagnetic fields is based on four Maxwell's equations, which are generalizations of laws based on experiments
- Two of the equations are reduced to Ampere's law and Faraday's law
- Ampere's law states that the line integral of a magnetic field intensity around a closed loop is equal to the total current enclosed
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Learn about the basics of computer networks, including devices, links, and distributed processing.