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Wind turbines in agriculture
Section Alternative energy sources. Modern wind turbines are quite advanced power plants. With their help, useful energy can be obtained from the fickle wind for the mechanization of various production processes. Modern wind turbines differ favorably from other power plants in that they do not require fuel. This is of exceptional importance for those areas of our country where local fuel reserves are small. Thus, the operation of high-speed wind power stations in the farms of the Main Directorate of the Northern Sea Route has shown that in the conditions of the Far North, wind power stations can successfully provide the production of almost all the necessary energy. Fuel engines were put into operation only during repairs of wind turbines ... >>
Engine sound and car horn simulator
Section Calls and audio simulators. Another version of the electronic imitator - it allows you to simulate the rumble of a running internal combustion engine and a horn tone. Such a universal device will help to revive various toys, models and models of machines and mechanisms, such as cars, motorcycles, tractors, diesel locomotives. The basis of the device is an asymmetric multivibrator assembled on transistors VT1 and VT2 of a phase structure (Fig. 1). It was possible to expand the capabilities of the simulator through the use of two separate frequency-dependent circuits with different time constants, switched by a push-button switch SB1. Turn on the device with the toggle switch SA1, applying battery voltage GB1 ... >>
AC Filament Control in a Power Amplifier
Section Tube power amplifiers. Glow filaments (4 in total, two channels shown) are monitored for breakage. The current transformer TR1 is wound in a B30 cup with a two-section frame. Primary winding - 3 turns of filament wire, secondary - PEV 0.3 before filling in bulk. In this case, an alternating current of 3A creates a constant voltage of 1.5V at the outputs of the detectors. Resistor R1 must be reduced to 20kΩ (suppress RF resonances) ... >>
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Articles on metal detectors; schemes of metal detectors; descriptions of metal detectors: 124 articles
- Metal detector accessories and other useful things
- household metal detector
- Choosing your first metal detector
- Depth of detection of objects by a metal detector
- Depth metal detector
- metal detector
- Metal detector disc sensor
- Differential magnetometer
- Law for treasure hunters
- Pulse metal detectors PI (Pulse Induction), theory
- Pulse Metal Detector (1)
- Pulse Metal Detector (2)
- Pulse metal detector, theory
- Metal Object Indicator
- History of metal detectors
- Metal detector cable sensor
- How to search for historical and military relics
- How to search for treasures
- How to look for meteorites
- How to search for coins
- How to find native gold
- What is the best metal detector?
- Beat Quartz Metal Detector
- Quartz metal detector on two transistors
- Classification of metal detectors
- Compact beating metal detector
- Compact metal detector on the K175LE5 chip
- Compact FET metal detector
- The design of the universal body of the metal detector
- Amateur metal detector
- Magnetometers, theory
- Small metal detector
- Underground metal detector will find
- Metal detectors BFO (Beat Frequency Oscillator), theory
- Metal detectors FM (Frequency Meter), theory
- Metal detectors OR (Off Resonance), theory
- Metal detectors TR-IB (Transmitter Receiver - Induction Balance), theory
- Metal detectors category FD (Frequency Domain)
- Metal detectors category TD (Time Domain)
- Metal detectors on microcircuits with a comparison circuit
- Metal detector from available elements
- Metal detector from available elements
- MI-2 metal detector on transistors
- Beat metal detector
- Beat metal detector with Schmidt trigger
- Beating metal detector, theory
- Beat method metal detector
- Metal detector on the K176LP2 chip
- Metal detector on a chip series K176, K561, K564
- Metal detector on a single chip
- Metal detector on frequency comparison
- Metal detector comparing the frequencies of two generators
- Metal detector on transistors with quartz
- Transistor metal detector with LED indication
- Transistor metal detector with dial indicator
- Three-chip metal detector
- Metal detector on the principle of Transmission-Reception
- Metal detector on the principle of Transmission-Reception, theory
- Metal detector based on the principle of an electronic frequency meter
- Metal detector based on the principle of an electronic frequency meter, theory
- High sensitivity metal detector
- Metal detector with integral ULF
- Metal detector with quartz stabilization on microcircuits
- Low voltage metal detector
- Metal detector with high sensitivity on microcircuits
- Metal detector with increased sensitivity on transistors
- Metal detector with combined coils
- Miniature metal detector
- Setting up the metal detector
- Unpretentious metal detector with increased sensitivity, working on the principle of beats
- Simple metal detector
- Low cost metal detector
- Market overview of metal detectors and metal detectors
- Single coil induction metal detector
- Single-coil metal detector of induction type, theory
- Metal detector controls
- Features of searching for historical relics with a metal detector
- Pros and Cons of Buying Used Metal Detectors
- Finding Large Objects with a Metal Detector
- Practical methods of working with a metal detector
- Device for detecting metal objects
- OMP-1 device for detecting metal objects
- The principle of operation of the metal detector
- A simple pulse metal detector on microcircuits
- Simple metal detector
- A simple beating metal detector
- A simple metal detector on germanium transistors
- Simple metal detector on two transistors
- A simple metal detector based on the UCY7400 chip
- A simple metal detector on a K155LA3 chip
- A simple metal detector on a K176LE5 chip
- A simple metal detector on a K561LE5 chip
- A simple transistor metal detector
- Simple metal detector with high sensitivity
- A simple metal detector with an indicator on a VHF (FM) receiver (64-108 MHz)
- A simple metal detector with a 4,6 kHz loop
- A simple metal detector with a piezo filter
- A simple metal detector that works on the principle of Transmit-Receive
- A simple transistor metal detector on beats
- Simple economical metal detector
- Radars, theory
- Radar metal detectors, theory
- Different types of metal detectors and their principle of operation
- The real possibilities of metal detectors
- With electronics behind treasures. Highly sensitive homemade metal detector
- Ultra low frequency metal detector
- Tips for organizing the search for coins, gold jewelry, treasures using a metal detector
- Tests for the correctness of the search and the quality of the metal detector
- Types of metal detectors and criteria for their selection
- Transistor metal detector
- An improved version of the beat detector
- Universal metal detector
- Advanced pulse metal detector on microcircuits
- Advanced metal detector on transistors with quartz
- Device for detecting moving metal objects
- Metal detector device
- Cleaning of finds
- What to take with you for search work with a metal detector
- What can be found with a metal detector?
- What is a metal detector?
- Sensitive metal detector
- Electronic quartz metal detector
- Electronic metal detector
- Electronic metal detector with low operating frequency
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In a modern technology world where distance is becoming increasingly commonplace, maintaining connection and a sense of closeness is important. Recent developments in artificial skin by German scientists from Saarland University represent a new era in virtual interactions. German researchers from Saarland University have developed ultra-thin films that can transmit the sensation of touch over a distance. This cutting-edge technology provides new opportunities for virtual communication, especially for those who find themselves far from their loved ones. The ultra-thin films developed by the researchers, just 50 micrometers thick, can be integrated into textiles and worn like a second skin. These films act as sensors that recognize tactile signals from mom or dad, and as actuators that transmit these movements to the baby. Parents' touch to the fabric activates sensors that react to pressure and deform the ultra-thin film. This ... >>
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Taking care of pets can often be a challenge, especially when it comes to keeping your home clean. A new interesting solution from the Petgugu Global startup has been presented, which will make life easier for cat owners and help them keep their home perfectly clean and tidy. Startup Petgugu Global has unveiled a unique cat toilet that can automatically flush feces, keeping your home clean and fresh. This innovative device is equipped with various smart sensors that monitor your pet's toilet activity and activate to automatically clean after use. The device connects to the sewer system and ensures efficient waste removal without the need for intervention from the owner. Additionally, the toilet has a large flushable storage capacity, making it ideal for multi-cat households. The Petgugu cat litter bowl is designed for use with water-soluble litters and offers a range of additional ... >>
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Random news from the Archive Microbial fuel cells
09.12.2012
An unexpected source of new, environmentally friendly energy has been found - a microbial fuel cell plant that can generate electricity from the natural interaction between living plant roots and soil bacteria, that is, extract electricity from the most ordinary swamps. This technique is already being used, but so far on a small scale. And soon it will be used everywhere in large wetlands around the world.
The microbial fuel cell plant draws electricity from the soil while the plants continue to grow. Plants produce organic matter through photosynthesis. The roots release up to 70% of this material into the soil. And all this remains unused and literally disappears into the ground. Bacteria around the roots decompose organic residues, thus forming a new source of electricity. Degradation processes release electrons. Researcher Marjolein Helder and her colleagues placed electrodes among bacteria to absorb these electrons and thereby generate electricity using potential differences.
A microbial fuel cell plant can currently generate 0,4 watts per square meter of swamp turf. This is more than what is created by the fermentation of biomass. In the future, bioelectricity from a plant will be able to produce 3,2 watts per square meter of green mass. This means that a 100 m2 plot, placed on a flat roof, will generate enough electricity to power household appliances in the house at an average consumption of 2800 kWh per year. Various types of plants can be used, including herbs as common as English cordgrass, and in warmer countries, rice.
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