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How does the Microstrip antenna work?

Knowledge base
Knowledge base
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 2K+ Views

Microstrip antennas are the low-profile antennas. A metal patch mounted on a ground level with a dielectric material in-between constitutes a Microstrip or Patch Antenna. These are very low size antennas having low radiation. The patch antennas are popular for low profile applications at frequencies above 100MHz.Construction and workingThe microstrip consists of a very thin metallic strip placed on a ground plane with a dielectric material in-between. The radiating element and feed lines are placed by the process of photo-etching on the dielectric material. Usually, the patch or microstrip is chosen to be square, circular or rectangular in shape for ...

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What would happen if Earth started to rotate in the opposite direction?

Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 5K+ Views

Earth rotates around its own axis which is tilted at 23.5 degrees, from the plane of its orbit around the sun, in the eastward direction. It takes almost 24 hours to complete one rotation. The Earth rotates at a speed of 460 m/s, that is approximately 1650 km/hr at the equator. The angular velocity of the Earth decreases as we keep moving toward the poles.The Earth's rotational speed is slowing down with time. According to atomic clocks, the present day is 1.7 milliseconds slower than a century ago. It is not a big issue as it will take more than ...

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Who was the first person on Earth according to Hindu mythology?

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Knowledge base
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 20K+ Views

According to Matsyapurana, the first person on this Earth is Manu. The Sanskrit term Maanav meaning a human was derived from the name Manu denoting his children. Manu was the son of Prajapati (another name of Brahma) and Shatrupa (another name of Saraswati). God created Ananti as the wife of Manu. These two are said to be the parents of this world according to Hindu Mythology.Manu and ManvantaraManu is considered the author of ancient Sanskrit code of law called Manu Smriti. Manu is the head of each Kalpa (Aeon), which consists of fourteen Manvantaraas. Each Manvantara lasts for the lifetime ...

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What is the difference between CDSL and NSDL?

Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 350 Views

CDSL stands for Central Depository Services India Ltd and NSDL stands for National Securities Depository Ltd. Depository refers to an organization which holds the stocks of investors and shareholders. NSDL and CDSL are the two apex depositories in India. Just like banks take care of cash and deposits, they hold bonds, stocks etc for the shareholders in electronic form.Functioning of CDSL and NSDLWe need not send share certificates physically for transfers like in the old days, the NSDL and CDSL help to convert and hold shares in the Demat form. Since their establishment, we received huge contributions from both these ...

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What is AMBUSH Marketing? Why is it known as surprise attack?

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Knowledge base
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 417 Views

Ambush, as the name implies, is a surprise marketing. The term Ambush marketing was coined by Jerry Welsh, a marketing strategist. Ambush marketing is a type of marketing where the marketer associates the product with an event or property and the marketer is not directly or officially related to that event. This is a type of Guerilla marketing.To be more precise, we often happen to watch some advertisements which refer to some events or personalities indirectly without mentioning them officially. Such advertisements have a lot of impact on unknowingly.Grab the OpportunityThis kind of advertising is done by utilizing the opportunities ...

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What is the largest earthquake in the world?

Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Shanmukh Pasumarthy
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 374 Views

An earthquake is defined as the sudden shaking of the Earth's surface. Earthquakes are caused by the collision of tectonic plates in the Earth's crust. These plates ride over each other when instability is created in the crust due to the release of energy from the Earth's core.There are large earthquakes and small earthquakes. Earthquakes are measured using an instrument called Seismometer. The magnitude of an earthquake is represented on the Richter scale. On the scale, 3 or less is scarcely noticeable, and magnitude 7 or more causes damage over a wide area.The Great Chilean earthquake also known as the ...

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What is Flaring and what are the different types of Horn antennas?

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Knowledge base
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 1K+ Views

To improve the radiation efficiency and directivity of the beam, the waveguide should be provided with an extended aperture so as to make the abrupt discontinuity of the wave into a gradual transformation, so that all the energy in the forward direction gets radiated. This can be termed as Flaring. Flaring is done to provide greater directivity and narrower beam width. The types of horn antennas depend on how they are flared.Sectoral HornThis type of horn antenna, flares out in only in one direction. Flaring in the direction of Electric vector produces the sectorial E-plane horn. As well, flaring in ...

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What is the best use of a smartphone?

Madhuparna
Madhuparna
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 201 Views

A smartphone is the most common device often seen in the hands of people, starting from the small kids to a 60 years old man. What is so special about this gadget? Does it only make life easier? What are the additional benefits this gadget offers? Numerous questions come to the mind of the users when they are buying the smart phone for the first time.For some folks, these gadgets are nothing but an instrument of entertainment. For some, it is the way to communicate to people around the world; some use it as the camera, whereas some may use ...

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What are plagiarism tools and which is best to use?

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Knowledge base
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 931 Views

Plagiarism is the process of infringement which means presenting other’s work as one’s own. This is mostly done in the content field. The information from web pages, articles, blogs, books etc. is often copied by some to present it as their own work. As the process of content publishing online is increasing day-by-day there are many chances of having copied content, which can be either video, text or images.Google itPlagiarism tools help us identify that copied content. Usually, when we check on google to know whether this is genuine content, the copied part is immediately highlighted with the pages displaying ...

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How will you inspire your team if you are the Head of Marketing?

Madhuparna
Madhuparna
Updated on 30-Jul-2019 234 Views

What are the basic aspects to assess the strengths of the marketing team? What are you aiming to do- inspiring them or motivating them? The act of actually stimulating a person’s mind to think and perform the way you want them to will define ‘Motivation’. However, the act of doing and achieving something because they want to achieve it is ‘Inspiration’.As a Head of Marketing, I always look at inspiring people to do better in their jobs. This holds true for individuals in every sphere of life or business. To achieve is to inspire and to inspire, is to see ...

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