
Understanding the Differences between Stimulated Emission and Spontaneous Emission in Physics
Spontaneous Emission: We know that when a quantum mechanical system such as atom, molecule or subatomic particle (el…
Spontaneous Emission: We know that when a quantum mechanical system such as atom, molecule or subatomic particle (el…
According to classical theory (described by drude ) generally free electrons move randomly in all possible directions a…
What is resistance? We know that electric current is nothing but only continuous flow of charges. The electric potent…
The programming languages acronym stand for (abbreviation): AJAX Asynchronous JavaScript…
Microwave Electromagnetic waves having frequencies between 1GHz to 300GHz (it may be 300MHz to 300GHz) are called m…
Frequency hopping spread spectrum ( FHSS ) is a method of transmitting radio signals by hopping or shifting carrier sig…
When it comes to electronic instruments, there are two main types: active and passive. While both types are used to mea…
Intel 8086 is a 16-bit microprocessor developed by Intel in the year between early 1976 and mid-1978 and released in 19…
Input/Output (I/O) operations are fundamental to computer systems. They allow the system to interact with external devi…
What is I/O module? The I/O (Input Output) module works as a mediator between I/O devices and the processor. It conv…
What is Interface ? A computer interface is a concept that refers to a point of interaction between objects or compo…
If you're new to processors, it's easy to understand that "a processor which can process n bits of data at…
In nodal analysis, we use KCL at each node to determine the node voltages. This is why we need to determine the branch …