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4electros

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hello, i have a material at uni called "lightning electronics engineering", i need to get in depth with it. I tried google to have a clue about this material but i'd like to read it from good tutorial website or ebook.
could anyone help or just comments?

regards
 
The 'material' guessing to be a book or paper. The lightning, electronics engineering... protecting electonics from lightning?

Sorry, just trying to decipher your post. 'uni' short for university?

Perhaps a little more information on the content of your material. How about a short overview, or points of interest.
 
HarveyH42 said:
Sorry, just trying to decipher your post. 'uni' short for university?

Perhaps a little more information on the content of your material. How about a short overview, or points of interest.

yes uni is a short for university.
you're right, i Have to give more information about the material when I know about its contents :)
 
It could be something to do with creating lightning? Like on Mythbusters tonight (BBC2)
Or damn fast engineering?
 
Don't think it will be about creating lightning, since that was done nearly a century ago (Nikola Tesla).

If it's a textbook, perhaps they just mean a 'quick' study of electronics engineering, like an introductory course.
 
4electros said:
yes uni is a short for university.
you're right, i Have to give more information about the material when I know about its contents :)

Are you studding "How to Protect Your Electronic Equipment"? Then use this phrase to Google with. Any will find much useful information like: **broken link removed**
 
If LIGHTING is your topic of study in the electronic realm, LED's, or Light Emitting Diodes come to mind initially. It involves chemistry to create a single (monochromatic) color and has taken off in development the past recent years. The newer White LED's are interesting, starting off essentially as a Blue LED, but doped with another compound such as YAG (Yttrium-Aluminum -Garnet) to produce a "braodband color".
I would also look up Electroluminescence. Also, search Cold-Cathode Lighting.

Hope this sheds some light, pardon the pun.
 
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