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Smart Materials -Types Properties & Application

In the manufacturing world now we need some ‘Intelligent’ or Smart materials which can change their property according to our requirement. Smart Materials The materials which are designed materials that have more than one properties that can be significantly changed in a controlled fashion by external stimuli, such as stress, temperature, moisture, pH, electric or magnetic fields are called smart materials. Various types of smart materials are being used now a day those hold all the physical and chemical abilities and changes their properties according to the environment and need at that situation. Types & properties of Smart Material 1) Shape memory material or Alloy It is very common example of Smart material. Basically these type of smart material has tendency to retain its original when subjected to external stimuli i.e. stress. These shape changes occurs between two phase martensite to austenite. Martensite phase is stable at lower temperature and austenite phase is sta

Why we can't combine GPU and CPU in the same processing unit?

CPU: Central Processing Unit GPU: Graphics Processing Unit To understand why we (companies) cannot combine these two units into one unit, let us briefly explain the functions of both. CPU: The computer brain (heart, soul for some people). This is the most important part of a computer. It has three main parts. Control unit Arithmetic and logical unit Memory unit Control Unit: Translates every instruction given to the computer into computer language and transmits it to other parts of the computer. Of course, it has control over every device connected to the computer. Arithmetic and Logical Unit: This area processes the mathematical and logical instructions given to the computer. Its function is very important because a lot of information in a computer is in mathematical form. Here's how it goes. Memory Unit: The memory unit is the busiest computer that works from start to finish. Every action of a computer, whether it is related to control or mathematical or logical activity,

Capacitor basic: How it works & its working principle

Hey guys Knowledge Amplifier here from lazyengineer123.blogspot.com . In this Article, we're going to be looking at capacitors to learn What is a capacitor ? How they work ? Where we use them ? and Why they are important ? (Remember, electricity is dangerous and can be fatal. You should be qualified and competent to carry out any electrical work. Do not touch the terminals of a capacitor, as it can cause an electric shock.) What is a capacitor? A capacitor stores electric charge. It's a little bit like a battery, except it stores energy in a different way. It can't store as much energy as a battery, although it can charge and release its energy much faster. This is very useful, and that's why you will find capacitors used in almost every circuit board. A capacitor is a device that is used to store charges in an electrical circuit. How does the capacitor work? A capacitor works on the principle that the capacitance of a conductor increases appreciabl

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