Ah, yes the LED driver is usually constant current type. I’ve been thinking too simply and assumed it’s constant voltage.
But then the voltage per LED increases, leading to soon death of another LED, so this is a ‘just for the moment’ fix.
For completing your nice explanation, here is the DeepL translation of the section in German Wikipedia on micro accelerometers:
In recent years, miniaturised acceleration sensors have become increasingly important. These are micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and are usually made of silicon. These sensors are spring-mass systems in which the “springs” are silicon bars only a few μm wide and the mass is also made of silicon. Due to the deflection during acceleration, a change in electrical capacitance can be measured between the spring-mounted part and a fixed reference electrode. The entire measuring range corresponds to a capacitance change of approx. 1 pF. The electronics for analysing this small change in capacitance are housed on the same integrated circuit (IC).
There are also variants in which piezoresistive resistors are attached to the bending beam by ion implantation, which change their resistance according to the bending and thus allow conclusions to be drawn about the acceleration.
There should be a second one in the category mentions.
One important thing in anything math related is to be precise and do not leave room for speculation. Sure in math context e
is almost always preserved for exp(1)
, but it is either is stated explicitly or is obvious from the context. Here is no context.
Als long as you don’t define e
as the Eulerian number, e
is to be treated as a variable.
Thanks a lot. A true tragedy.
In Germany, there usually are give way signs at the entry points indicating that the vehicles driving in the roundabout have priority. A stop sign is a bit too much, as it’s not an especially confusing situation.
Yes you’re right. It’s more an untested hypothesis and no (counter) evidence has appeared by themselves to OC yet.
“I figured that out on my own” -> science
It’s also Interflora, but the Polish branch.
AfaIk, Fleurop and Interflora are the same company, so depending on your country it’s either Fleurop (e.g. Germany, NL) or Interflora (UK, France, Nordics …).
For completeness, the ‘other’ company, euroflorist.com offers the same service.
I used the golden ratio bad but my design is still. 🤔
Is there also an abbreviation similar to Swedish m.v.h. (med vänliga hälsningar) or German MfG (Mit freundlichen Grüßen)?
Don’t forget people:
NIMBYs who protest against the Verspargelung of the landscape in case a new wind power plant is planned to be constructed. People protesting against roads being built through the ‘beautiful’ fir monoculture they use to call forrest. Some esoteric aunts who feel the water adder in their home being disrupted or fear ‘electro smog’, infrasound or drop shadow. Or environmentalists who are afraid that some bird will be shred to pieces. Eliminating all these concerns or ensuring improvement takes endless time and money.
Is a company builds a new fossil power plant as a replacement next to an existing one, everybody is happy because it’s supposed to be cleaner. Sure, some environmentalists will also find that the habitat of an endangered species is going to be destroyed. But then the company can create a replacement somewhere near and the concerns of the environmentalists are relieved.
EL for Ελληνική Δημοκρατία is the official EU VAT abbreviation for Greece, though GR is used almost everywhere else.