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    Need help with homework (Hall Effect)

    loner55
    loner55

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    Post by loner55 Mon 16 Oct 2017, 10:40

    So I'm a mechanical engineering student in London and I really need help with homework. I'm asking around in a lot of forums, hoping to find someone who can help me and explain to me what exactly the hall effect does. We're supposed to calculate it with this formula:

    And yes, sure, I can just put in the numbers and be done with it but I would really like to understand what the purpose of the hall effect is. I have found this infograph online: 
    Need help with homework (Hall Effect) Csm_Hall_Effekt_prinzip_43676b46ae
    Can someone explain that one to me?
    Kitkat
    Kitkat

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    Post by Kitkat Mon 16 Oct 2017, 11:28

    loner55 wrote:So I'm a mechanical engineering student in London and I really need help with homework. I'm asking around in a lot of forums, hoping to find someone who can help me and explain to me what exactly the hall effect does. We're supposed to calculate it with this formula:

    And yes, sure, I can just put in the numbers and be done with it but I would really like to understand what the purpose of the hall effect is. I have found this infograph online: 
    Need help with homework (Hall Effect) Csm_Hall_Effekt_prinzip_43676b46ae
    Can someone explain that one to me?


    confused.  Oh yeah sure, I know all about the Hall Effect.geek   In fact, I was just discussing it over breakfast this morning....

    It's quite simple really .... You see ....   Um ... actually, I'm in a bit of a hurry, gotta go out now ... sorry, no time ...

    But ...

    Here's one I made earlier (as they say).     Hope this helps.  cheesy

    Stardust
    Stardust

    Location : City of Light

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    Post by Stardust Wed 18 Oct 2017, 16:14

    An internet search should provide some answers, loner55, easier for you than the one above which you apparently don't understand.

    There are also mechanical engineering forums though they usually say you mustn't post homework questions on there.
    Kitkat
    Kitkat

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    Post by Kitkat Wed 18 Oct 2017, 19:42

    Well that was weird ...  confused. 

    My whole post above turned blue - and no, there was no swearing in it, or anything that could be considered 'blue' in other ways ... so I did a bit of investigating study ... and it seems when a message has been 'thanked' by another poster, it turns the background that lovely hue of blue.  Simple enough ...
    BUT
    I haven't enabled the 'Thanks' thingy on the forum and I wouldn't even know how to give thanks to another poster drunken confused  - so thank you for the 'thanks' to whomsoever did so - and please can you tell me how you did it!   Wink

    (I've turned off the colour change for now and hosted the thanks buttons and enabled them (I think!)
    Need help with homework (Hall Effect) Icon_t10 (give thanks)
    Need help with homework (Hall Effect) Icon_t11 (thanks received)

    but still don't know if it works, or what it's supposed to do.  geek


    I'll do a bit more investigating ..................
    Stardust
    Stardust

    Location : City of Light

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    Post by Stardust Thu 19 Oct 2017, 06:48

    I saw it while it was dark blue and wondered at it too, Kitkat.

    I see your left column notes you have 22 thanks (and I've just seen I've got 12) but I never noticed that, nor a different colour, before.

    I've been looking for the "Thanks" button and it appears to be available only to the original author (i.e. the person who started the thread in the first place) when a person replies to any post in that thread.

    It shows up bottom right of the post, to the left of the blue "Quote" button.
    Kitkat
    Kitkat

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    Post by Kitkat Thu 19 Oct 2017, 21:40

    I think those 'thanks' are there from way back when we tried out the 'Thanks' feature - calling it 'Karma'.  Couldn't really get the hang of it then either, now it's starting to come back to me.  I don't really see the point in it, tbh - I mean, if someone wants to thank someone for something, or agree/disagree with something they have written, is it not better that they just say it (or write it, to be more exact).  No, I think the whole thing really is superfluous to the needs of this forum - you can't even tell who has given you the thanks/karma - what's the point? .... shrug
    loner55
    loner55

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    Post by loner55 Mon 23 Oct 2017, 11:29

    I didn't realize that giving Thanks wasn't a Thing in this forum Smile I really like that feature though haha

    It was me who has thanked you btw Smile The video was really helpful! So thanks, again! :P
    Kitkat
    Kitkat

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    Post by Kitkat Tue 24 Oct 2017, 12:18

    Stardust wrote:I've been looking for the "Thanks" button and it appears to be available only to the original author (i.e. the person who started the thread in the first place) when a person replies to any post in that thread.
    Ah, so that would explain why I couldn't see the button, even after specifically setting it up.


    loner55 wrote:I didn't realize that giving Thanks wasn't a Thing in this forum  Smile I really like that feature though haha

    It was me who has thanked you btw  Smile The video was really helpful! So thanks, again! :P
    Well, I would quite like the 'Thanks' feature if it worked in the same way as it does on other forums - though I still think it a nicer idea for people to personally address each other in a post.

    Glad you found the video to be of some help anyway.

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