Papers by Francisco Glover
The Physics Teacher, 1969
Iamure International Journal of Mathematics Engineering Technology, Apr 22, 2012
Journal of Geophysical Research, 1963
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1964
In field measurements with a conventional earth inductor a coil of some 1200 turns is rotated by ... more In field measurements with a conventional earth inductor a coil of some 1200 turns is rotated by hand with a flexible cable. A commutator on the coil shaft rectifies the induced sinusoidal current to pulsating direct current. Owing to parasitic voltages induced in the commutator by friction heating, the coil usually cannot be rotated in excess of 10 rps. The usual null detector is a tripod-mounted astatic galvanometer, with telescope and scale. To attain adequate sensitivity, instrumental vibrations must be minimized. In the field, a light breeze is sufficient to cause intolerable vibrations in the galvanometer suspension. It is therefore customary to set up the galvanometer and earth inductor tripods inside a tent. Alternating-current earth inductor. Some years ago Johnson [1936] pointed out that if an ac null detector and slip rings were substituted for the galvanometer and commutator the contact potentials could be ignored, thus permitting appreciably faster coil rotations.
Journal of Geophysical Research, 1963
Two magnetic variometers were continuously operated at comparable ; longitudes at Baguio and Cebu... more Two magnetic variometers were continuously operated at comparable ; longitudes at Baguio and Cebu, Philippines, 900 and 300 km north of the magnetic ; equator, respectively. An attempt was made to separate the electrojet ; contributions to the monthly mean of the daily range in H and Z. The jet appears ; to change its form with the season. The overhead disturbance currents appear ; north of Cebu at night, but south of Cebu during the day. Micropulsations, of ; peak-topeak amplitude of 1 gamma or greater, have a nonzero occurrence ; probability at any hour, with a maximum at local noon and a secondary maximum ; about midnight. The Johnston Island July 9, 1962, disturbance effects on the ; Philippine magnetic traces are presented. (auth);
American Journal of Physics, 1969
Mass-spring and simple pendulum couples systems are explored in a deductive manner, proceeding fr... more Mass-spring and simple pendulum couples systems are explored in a deductive manner, proceeding from Newton's Second Law. Correspondence betwen predicted and measured values is emphasized. The presentation can serve as a guideline for student group projects in other areas of intermediate Physics
This Student Physics Laboratory WorkBook is is designed to accompany a non-Calculus introductory ... more This Student Physics Laboratory WorkBook is is designed to accompany a non-Calculus introductory course in General Physics. It contains 46 student experiments in the traditional areas of Mechanics, Heat, Sound, Electricity & Magnetism and Light. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, details of the equipment employed, along with a step-by-step set of student activities
This laboratory manual presents 13 student experiments on Operational Amplifiers.. Among the to... more This laboratory manual presents 13 student experiments on Operational Amplifiers.. Among the topics covered are Op-Amp Fundamentals, Practical Circuits and Frequency response, Active Filters, Positive Feedback, Instrumentation Amplifier, AC/DC Millivolt meter, Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog Converters, the 555-Timer, Voltage controlled Oscillator and Phase Locked loops. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, circuit details of the equipment employed, along with a detailed set of student activities
This laboratory manual presents 19 student experiments on Amplifiers and Oscillators. Among the ... more This laboratory manual presents 19 student experiments on Amplifiers and Oscillators. Among the topics covered are Cascade, Cascode, Darlington and Feedback Pair configurations, constant current sources, Differential, Series and Transformer coupled Class A amplifiers, Complementary and Push-Pull Class B Amplifiers, Bode Plots, Frequency Response and Negative Feedback. Phase Shift, Wien Bridge, Hartley, Colpitts and crystal oscillators. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, circuit details of the equipment employed, along with a detailed set of student activities .
This laboratory manual presents 27 student experiments on basic electronic components and their a... more This laboratory manual presents 27 student experiments on basic electronic components and their applications. Among the topics covered are signal and Zener diodes, half- anf full-wave rectifiers, circuits for Clippers, Clampers and voltage multipliers, bipolar junction transistor (BJT) characteristics, biasing techniques and small signal analysis, and field-effect transistor (FET) ) characteristics, biasing techniques and small signal analysis. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, circuit details of the equipment employed, along with a detailed set of student activities .
This laboratory manual presents eighteen student experiments on AC Electric circuits. Among the ... more This laboratory manual presents eighteen student experiments on AC Electric circuits. Among the topics covered are Wave Concepts, Inductors and Capacitors, RC and RL circuits, Series RLC circuits, Parallel RLC circuits, Combining Circuits, Bridges, Three-Phase power with balanced and u-balanced loads. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, circuit details of the equipment employed, along with a detailed set of student activities .
This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety components and procedures in the... more This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety components and procedures in the field of AC Control and Feedback. Among the topics covered are Silicon Control Rectifiers, Uni-junction transistors, Triacs, On/Off controllers, P.I.D. controllers. Processes controlled are Angular Position, Speed and Temperature. For each student experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, circuit details of the equipment employed, along with a detailed set of student activities .
This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of Digital Logic Circuits, usin... more This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of Digital Logic Circuits, using as a tool Verilog Hardware Descriptive Language (HDL). Among the topics covered are Boolean Functions and Logic Gates, Karnaugh Mapping, Combinatorial Logic, Synchronous Sequential Logic, Registers and Counters. For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, along with a detailed set of student activities .
This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of angle modulation techniques: ... more This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of angle modulation techniques: Signal Analysis and Mixing, AM transmission, Noise.AM receivers , Super heterodyne Receivers, Phase and Frequency modulation
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.
This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of modulation techniques: Amplit... more This laboratory manual presents detailed treatments of a variety of modulation techniques: Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK), Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK) Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK), 16-Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (16-QAM) and Pulse Modulation. Detains are also presented on Bit Splitting and clock recovery.
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.
An introduction to Siemens LOGO! language for Programmable Logic Controller
American Journal of Physics, 1968
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Papers by Francisco Glover
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.
For each experiment a resume is presented of the theoretical background, and a complete schematic diagram is included for each of the experiment modules.