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Whats the difference between S and Active S in HFSS?? hfss active s-parameters Hello,everyone! Now I'm doing some research about phased array antenna with HFSS When I see the report, the S Parameter and Active S Parameter (VSWR and Active VSWR)puzzle so much ! which one I should pay attention to ?? Appreciate for your answer!!
Calculation of hypochlorite concentration from active chlorine The active chlorine, in %, is the mass-percentage of dissolved in the solution, without taking into account the fact that this may be at least partially transformed into or , according to one of the two equations depending upon the pH value : One liter solution with % active chlorine has been made with g being dissolved into enough solution And g is mol This solution has a concentration [ M
equilibrium - What is active mass? - Chemistry Stack Exchange The term "active mass" is a historical term The concept of an equilibrium constant was developed by Cato Maximilian Guldberg and Peter Waage The Law of Mass Action has also been referred to as the Law of Guldberg and Waage, historically Guldberg and Waage defined the term "active mass" in the 1867 Études sur les affinitès chimiques l'on peut choisir un volume arbitraire, par exemple un
What are the active ingredients of shampoo, and how do they work? Shampoo has a few common components: Surfactants, preservatives and a number of additives meant to give the product desirable properties When you wash your hair, you're removing debris and buildup in two steps; the polar components (such as salts and aerosols that land in your hair) are washed away by the water, and the non-polar by the surfactants Surfactants are molecules where one side is
What are the differences between SS, TT, FF corners? Most importantly, the corners of a process are designated by five parameters 1 Mobility variation due to implantation of N+ and P+ 2 Vth variation 3 Resistance of the actives 4 Body coefficient 5 Oxide thickness Other parameters like the effective Length, effective width, Cjsw caps, Cj caps also change Hence Slow Slow, Fast Fast corners
diode model for Cadence - Forum for Electronics analog element library, for actives (and some passives) analogLib symbold have a property field for the model (relative path, or absolute - relative requires that the front part of the path has been declared somewhere in the initialization chain, which is itself obscure) The issues are that "diode" from analogLib will not match
How to build a simple clock detector? | Forum for Electronics Well, here's one I sketched up over the course of a couple minutes that seems to work Very low actives count, but the passives would be a bit chubby if integrated (more so, the lower you want the minimum detect freq to be)
Sending data with 9600 baud at AT89S52, 4Mhz crystal Friends, I want to transmit data using AT89S52 and my crystal is 4 Mhz, Am I writing a correct baud rate code below ? Or anyone of you know how to calculate a baud rate ? Thanks a lot void transmit_data() { TMOD = 0x20; TH1 = 0xfd; PCON = 0x7f; SCON = 0x50; TCON =0x40; while(1)