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The structure and working principle of mechanical clocks
Aug , 17 2020
There are many structural forms of mechanical clocks, but their working principles are basically the same. Clocks and watches are mainly composed of the prime mover system, transmission system, escapement governor, pointer system and winding needle system. The mechanical clock uses a clockwork as the motive force of the driving system, and drives the escapement governor to work through a transmiss...
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What is a micro switch?
Aug , 17 2020
A micro switch is a contact mechanism that has a small contact interval and a snap-action mechanism, and uses a specified stroke and a specified force to switch action. It is covered by a shell and has a drive rod outside of it. Because the contact distance of the switch is relatively small, hence the name micro switch, also known as sensitive switch or snap-action switch. Introduction The micro s...
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What to know about Bluetooth Technology?
Oct , 25 2020
The birth of Bluetooth Technology Bluetooth actually dates back to World War II. The core of Bluetooth is short-range radio communication, which is based on frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) technology. It was proposed by Hollywood actress HEDY LAMARR and pianist George Antheil in August 1942. Inspired by the number of keys on the piano, they control the torpedo by using 88 different...
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What is Electromagnetic Waves&How do electromagnetic waves travel?
Jan , 15 2021
Many people have questions about the relationship between electromagnetic wave frequency (wavelength) and signal coverage. Some people say that the higher the frequency of electromagnetic waves, the weaker the penetration, so the coverage is poor. So some people ask, X-rays and γ-rays are high in frequency, aren't they used for medical photography and metal equipment flaw detection? Some people ha...
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