A 32M thumb drive is small? I'm sorry, but in my book you don't get to play the small card until you are at least under the old DOS real-mode 640K limit.
We had some problems with motors that we were testing for an airborne application. Icing and vibration were particular problems. In retrospect, the ice was probably more of a geartrain problem...
These are pretty common in the control industry. They are much lighter, but I'm not clear on whether regenerative braking would still work. Compared to DC brush or brushless motors, they traditionally don't work so well at temperature extremes, or when something gums up the works a little. Perhaps these guys are going to come up with a better solution to these problems.
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A 32M thumb drive is small? I'm sorry, but in my book you don't get to play the small card until you are at least under the old DOS real-mode 640K limit.
We had some problems with motors that we were testing for an airborne application. Icing and vibration were particular problems. In retrospect, the ice was probably more of a geartrain problem...
These are pretty common in the control industry. They are much lighter, but I'm not clear on whether regenerative braking would still work. Compared to DC brush or brushless motors, they traditionally don't work so well at temperature extremes, or when something gums up the works a little. Perhaps these guys are going to come up with a better solution to these problems.
Damn post-hoc ergo proctor-hoc fallacy.
How long does it take to recoup the energy used to manufacture miles of visual light conduit?
Just like they've forced us to use the metric system.
Sorry, direct relationship. I really ought to finish writing my post at the same time I start it.
There is an inverse relationship between the amount spent on clothes, and the amount of bull slung at work. Notice how well lawyers dress...