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[DOC File]Sign of life procedure for Q210 and Q315 detectors
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Test the detector (if possible, warm), and if it is OK, use the Quantum Console to cool the detector down for normal operations. If the Primary frame grabber computer completely fails (disk dies, computer dies) then it is suggested that the Spare computer be configured as the Primary computer. Note there is a backup copy of the C:\pv_sw from ...
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A motion detector records the position, velocity, and acceleration of the block as a function of time. ... The sphere rolls down one ramp without slipping. The small block slides down the other ramp without friction. Which object reaches the bottom of its ramp first, and why? The sphere, because it gains rotational kinetic energy, but the block ...
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From t = 0 to t = 5 s, a car is cruising down a street at steady speed, when suddenly a cuddly puppy runs into the road. So, at t = 5 s, the driver slams the brakes, and the car slows down at a steady rate until stopping 3 seconds later. Using a dashed line, sketch rough graphs of …
[DOC File]Introduction to Motion
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Don’t swing your arms or bounce up or down while walking. If you get a straight horizontal line, the detector isn’t seeing you. Adjust detector and beam direction. If you see big spikes on the data, the beam is hitting a chair, floor, or ceiling before the walker. Adjust beam position and/or detector. “Steadily” means at a constant speed.
[DOC File]Physics I -- Final Exam Spring 2003
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In the illustration above, the student gives the cart a push to the left and releases it at t = 0.00 s when the cart is 1.00 m from the motion detector. A constant force is applied by the string tension after the push. The cart reaches its closest point 0.50 m from the motion detector at t = 1.00 s. Neglect friction.
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A motion detector is mounted on the ceiling directly above the ball, facing down. So, in this example, the positive direction—the away-from-the-detector direction—is downward. On these graphs, sketch the ball’s position, velocity and acceleration vs. time. Treat the bounce as a sudden event that happens in a single instant of time.
[DOC File]INTERACTIVE LECTURE DEMONSTRATION
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The cart rolls up the ramp moving toward the motion detector, slowing down as it goes, reaches its highest point and then rolls back down the ramp speeding up on the way. The cart is then caught at the bottom of the track. Don’t let the cart get closer to the motion detector than 20 centimeters. Team Discussion and Predictions:
[DOC File]Introduction to Motion
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Don’t swing your arms or bounce up or down while walking. If you get a straight horizontal line, the detector isn’t seeing you. Adjust detector and beam direction. If you see big spikes on the data, the beam is hitting a chair, floor, or ceiling before the walker. Adjust beam position and/or detector. “Steadily” means at a constant speed.
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