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Nutritional Role of Fatty Acidsl as electromagnetic energy and the energy of sound (which is a form of mechanical energy). All electronic systems in order to work must have a source of energy, in particular, electrical energy. Isaac Newton, the seventeenth-century English physicist, suggested that there is a fixed amount of energ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-52013-6 Electronic units, in turn, consist of one or more . and these are made up of electrical and electronic . connected together so that when a voltage source is applied to the circuit an electric current flows from the source, to and through the circuit and back to the source. If the source is a direct

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Getr?nke: Rollenspiel und Gamesdiscussed in chapter 10) designed to process appropriately the electronic signal as it moves through the system. These different processes include generation, amplification, differentiation, integration, modulation, de-modulation and switching. Also all subunits containing active components require

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79692-0onnected together to form electrical current paths called a .. A diagram showing how the components are connected is called a . if it shows the exact location of the components and the wires connecting them, and a . if it shows how the components are connected but does not show the physical location

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32744-4elect a suitable instrument for a given application and to use it safely and effectively. In this chapter we shall examine the more commonly available instruments used in servicing and how they are used.