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Gaining experience with Allen-Bradley PLCs when your company does not use AB.
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BSEET - Electrical Engineering vs Electronics Engineering
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Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion 8 Inventions electronically inspired in the group Electronic Exchange"Those headphones are definitely overengineered. Human hearing is defined as 20Hz to 20KHz. and unless you wear hearing protection every hour of every day of your life, by the time you're in your 20's it has degraded to around 12-15KHz for…"
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Moving Lego Fun
"I recognize that front end, that's a Jeep, most likely a CJ model (Pre-Wrangler).
Heh, I always said CJ's and Wranglers were Erector sets you could drive around, this just takes it one step further."
Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion Video: Digital Systems Series Part III (The NOR gate) in the group Electronic Exchange"I hate to nitpick, but what you are showing in the graphic is an 'Exclusive NOR' or XNOR gate.
Remove the 'floating arch' on the left and you'll change the XNOR to a NOR gate."
Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion The biggest engineering mistakes / disasters in modern history in the group Electronic Exchange"I guess my two 'favorite' engineering disasters (If I may be allowed to use that term, it's hard to think of 'liking' tragedies) are the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and the Hyatt Regency walkway collapse, with the 1967 USS…"
Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion Thyristor, thyristor, how art thou thyristor? in the group Electronic Exchange"No serious industrial applications, perhaps, but two non-serious mis-applications come to mind right away:
1) An electronic 'joy buzzer.' (assuming the current is kept low enough to avoid actual injuries while still triggering the…"
Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion It is better to learn electrostatic discharge (ESD) from others in the group Electronic Exchange"*havign trougble typng, lauhing tooo hard, i Think o finnnaly understnd the apple of those jacknap shoes...*
*Hetting light-heded here, this is funnnirr than a Jorge Carlin routine.*"
Andrew Dreasler replied to Natasha Townsend's discussion Avoid getting the stew shocked out of you in the group Electronic Exchange"Well Said, Jerome. That was the point we were heading towards before we got distracted by chatter on avionics.
I would just be reluctant to use 'casual' internet searches as my main source of information on potentially…"
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- At 12:40am on May 9, 2013,
Daniel.Lou said… Hi,this is Daniel,i am a engineer professional in prototyping and
tooling in China.Hope we could learn more each other in here and also
hope have an opportunity to work with you.www.jevny.com
www.jevny.wordpress.com (Prototype and Tooling life in Shenzhen)
- At 10:25am on May 25, 2010,
Stewart Bowland said… - Andrew,
My concern is not for people who have the ability to "re-engineer" themselves. I'm more concerned about the growing numbers of people who, for whatever reason, have not or can not upgrade their skillset and find new employment further up the food chain. It won't matter how good we as engineering professionals have it if society as a whole gets left behind. The burden to our economies will be huge.
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