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Cancellation winding

In the common-mode filter the windings of the transformer are in phase, but the ac currents flowing through the windings are out of phase. The result is that the common-mode ac flux within the core for those signals that are equal and opposing phases on the two power lines cancel out. [Pg.246]

At an 8m telescope in a good site, ro 0.15m and a wind velocity of V 30m/s, To,tilt 0.12 s at A = 0.5/xm to 1.2 s at A = 5/rm. It scales as A. To,tilt is 10 times larger than the wavefront coherence time. Thus both deflections to and from the mesosphere approximately cancel each other and the LGS apparent location is fixed with respect to the optical axis. The principle of inverse return of light applies one does not know the LGS location in the sky, and the tilt cannot be measured. [Pg.261]

But that s still a bit long-winded. Something such as abs. impll is running one way up a one-to-one association only to come back down it again—the two cancel out. So we get SumJ container.value = operands[1].value + operands[2].value... [Pg.266]

Inspection of the site and an assessment of the wind direction enables an informed judgement to be made regarding the position of the fireworks in relation to the spectators. If necessary, the positions must be adjusted (or even reversed) so that members of the audience have their backs to the wind so far as is possible. It is absolutely vital that smoke and debris do not drift towards the audience. If necessary maximise the distance from the audience for fallout remove items from the display or cancel the display. [Pg.147]

In 1873 Cornell University cancelled the school s first intercollegiate football game with Michigan when the president announced I will not permit 30 men to travel 400 miles merely to agitate a bag of wind. ... [Pg.505]

As in the case of the potential temperature, the Eulerian mean and eddy components of meridional transport for the mixing ratio of chemical species tend to cancel, and the continuity equation for species i, written as a function of the TEM winds becomes... [Pg.102]

The first thing we need to do to improve the situation is have opposing flux lines cancel each other. In a forward converter, that is in fact something that tends to happen automatically, because the secondary windings pass current at the same time as the primary, and in the opposite direction. However, even that can prove totally inadequate, especially at the higher power levels that a forward converter is more commonly associated with. So a further reduction in these proximity losses is achieved by interleaving as shown in Figure 3-9. [Pg.163]

If we reverse the current direction in one of the windings of a CM choke, then it becomes a DM choke (for both lines). However, now it is also subject to the flux produced by the ac line input current (no cancellation occurs). DM chokes, in general, should always be put through a saturation check — because of the impedance they present to the line current. [Pg.362]

Theoretically, there is no need for any air gap in a common mode choke, because the flux due to the line current is expected to cancel out completely. In practice, it doesn t fully, mainly due to slight differences in the individual winding arrangement (despite the equal number of turns). At a minimum, this causes the core to get dc-biased in one direction, and thereby cause an imbalance in the inductance it presents to the two lines. This would expectedly degrade the EMI performance, but in extreme cases, the core may even saturate. Note that core saturation in the filter is clearly not a catastrophic event (like the saturation of the main inductor/transformer of the converter can be), but since it is accompanied by severely worsening EMI-suppression efficacy, we need to prevent that too. Therefore, as in a forward converter transformer, a small air gap is usually present, even in a CM choke. [Pg.362]

When the transistor is mounted on the chassis for thermal reasons, there is a technique that is used to actually try and cancel the current injected through the heatsink capacitance. This is done by placing another winding, equivalent to the main winding, and opposite in phase (though it can be of much thinner wire). [Pg.393]

Note This technique does nothing to cancel the noise injected through the interface capacitance (i.e. between the primary to secondary windings). But despite that limitation, a 10 dBpV reduction in conducted EMI is still possible (at various points in the EMI spectrum). So this could certainly be worth trying out, if there is a last-minute problem and a major redesign of the board needs to be avoided. [Pg.394]

Neutralizing winding (W ), which cancels out most of the harmonic content of the output voltage. Without some form of harmonic reduction, the basic ferroresonant transformer would be... [Pg.1145]

In the past, a limiter was used to provide CFAR performance in strong clutter. Limiting (a nonlinearity) spreads clutter into the passband of the canceler reducing the improvement factor. Birds traveling with the wind at 40-50 kn can also be in the passband. They are usually seen around dawn and dusk as flocks move between roosting areas and fields. Sensitivity time control (STC) is the best defense against birds. [Pg.1814]

On July 14, a Saturday, the plutonium was inserted into the bomb. Fat Man was then hoisted into place at the top of the tower. The scientists spent Sunday fretting over the weather as a storm had blown through that day. If the storm persisted, the test would be canceled out of fear that heavy winds would carry dangerous radiation miles away from the test site, endangering populated areas. Later Sunday the weather improved, and orders were given to explode the bomb at 5 30 a.m. on Monday. [Pg.62]


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