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IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) of sinusoid
The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is an alphabetic system of phonetic notation based primarily on the Latin alphabet. With phonetic transcriptions, dictionarie tell you about the pronunciation of words, because the spelling of an English word does not tell you how you should pronounce it. Below is the phonetic transcription of sinusoid:
/sajnusojd/
Derived Form of sinusoid
noun
plural: sinusoids
Noun
1
tiny endothelium-lined passages for blood in the tissue of an organ
Type ofpassage, passageway,
2
the curve of y=sin x
Synonymssine curve,
Type ofundulation, wave,
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- not a simple sinusoid as you were saying, but the peaks of the, um, of the sinusoid
- if I had a sinusoid here then I would get a sinusoid here.
- sinusoid. I am feeding a sinusoid here.
- sinusoid. So if I apply an input sinusoid
- So if VEB for example is a sinusoid your Vcc will also have to be a sinusoid of appropriate
- Input is a sinusoid, other side is not a sinusoid. Similar to the line commutated convertor that
- Is this an exponential decay? Is this half of a sinusoid?
- was happening with sinusoid inputs, I mean,
- sinusoid. So I am just taking a
- little sinusoid out there gets hammered and squished into this
- It looks something like a sinusoid.
- It looks sinusoidal, but then it is a sinusoid that
- and you get the sinusoid where you have energy that is sloshing
- rotate it so, and take a sinusoid,
- and apply a sinusoid to the input, VI, which would also
- demo, and show you a sinusoid, and show you what the output
- looks like if I apply a sinusoid for VI.
- sinusoid. There you go.
- So, I applied my sinusoid VI, and this is the current that I
- that I've shrunk and bumped up, and my output is a sinusoid,
