Higgs Boson
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» Just to make sure, the LED with the photocell assembly is connected to pin 11 on the ar…
» Interesting. Your motors must not have a very large current consumption then.
» The motor shield you are using has a relativly high current demand. One standard nine v…
» Your push button for the reset is is momentary right? it doesn't hold a position (I dou…
» Your guess is as good as mine. But I wouldn't worry about it, it hasn't been very long.
» I can't see anywhere where your connections are not right. If you have tried multiple c…
» Yeah I kind of forgot about that when writing this step.
» First, to program it you could use the breakout board mentioned in the intro step with …
» That is very strange. If it worked on your arduino board there is no reason it shouldn'…
» Well on your guide it looks like you didn't connect the AREF pin on the ATmega to 5v, b…
» Interesting. Your motors must not have a very large current consumption then.
» The motor shield you are using has a relativly high current demand. One standard nine v…
» Your push button for the reset is is momentary right? it doesn't hold a position (I dou…
» Your guess is as good as mine. But I wouldn't worry about it, it hasn't been very long.
» I can't see anywhere where your connections are not right. If you have tried multiple c…
» Yeah I kind of forgot about that when writing this step.
» First, to program it you could use the breakout board mentioned in the intro step with …
» That is very strange. If it worked on your arduino board there is no reason it shouldn'…
» Well on your guide it looks like you didn't connect the AREF pin on the ATmega to 5v, b…
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What exactly are you referring to the particle my username is, then yes the Higg's Boson particle (which is supposed to cause mass), is supposed to create a mass causing field (sort of like magnetic fields) which gives objects mass.
not exactly it is one of my interests, so I read up on it a lot. I don't really have the resources to study it, but I'm hoping that will change.
Barnes and Noble has a large selection of Quantum Mechanics and Physics books. Also, Nova on PBS had a few Physics shows known as the Fabric of the Cosmos.
Do you know what Lenz's law is? I have read multiple articles on it but have no idea why or even how it works.
Thanks.
Do you know what Lenz's law is? I have read multiple articles on it but have no idea why or even how it works.
Thanks.
Lenz's law is sort of like an extension of newtons third law. It states that any electromagnetic field should have a equal opposite reaction. So lets do a thought experiment. imagine a coil of copper wire. We know that if you were to move a magnet in or around it it would induce a current within the coil. We also know that if there is an electric current then there is a magnetic field (this is known as Faraday's law). So, when you move the magnet through the coil it induces a current through the coil, which will then, because of Faraday's law, create a magnetic field that is opposite to that of the magnet, and repel the magnet. In this way, electromagnetism can sort of follow newtons third law!
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