Formula for getting your Q FACTOR

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<img src="http://www.ee.siue.edu/~alozows/courses/ece327/s03/calculate.Q.factor.tank.sol.png" height ="800" width=600">

[riosluts]

What is that university physics? All i know in that formula is I (which is current in ampheres) What is Q, is it resistance

[MrIzzz]

thats very similar to the formula used to create drakkar

hmmmmmmmmmm interesting

[Jimbo]

awesome, thanks

[stevecore]

i was never any good at math...

[Spunky]

Looks kinda complicated..

[fuzebox]

I filled it all in and ended up with -2...

Maybe I missed a variable somewhere?

[Tight]

some college EE assignment?

[reynold]

I m not good in math.

[gornyhuy]

Originally posted by Tight
some college EE assignment?

Freshmen year analog electronics... Q factor also applies to optical resonators by the way... hence the Q-Switched Laser.

[gornyhuy]

Originally posted by riosluts
What is that university physics? All i know in that formula is I (which is current in ampheres) What is Q, is it resistance

I = current
Q = Charge
L=Inductance
C = Capacitance
omega (script w) = frequency

[reynold]

Nice formula.

[schiz]

do you even work? haha

[pimplink]

Excellent formula!