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have effect - translation to greek

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Have Mercy!; Have Mercy; Have mercy (disambiguation); Have Mercy (song)

have effect      
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skin effect         
  • Four stages of skin effect in a coax showing the effect on inductance. Diagrams show a cross-section of the coaxial cable. Color code: black=overall insulating sheath, tan=conductor, white=dielectric, green=current into the diagram, blue=current coming out of the diagram, dashed black lines with arrowheads=magnetic flux (B). The width of the dashed black lines is intended to show relative strength of the magnetic field integrated over the circumference at that radius. The four stages, ''A'', ''B'', ''C'', and ''D'' are: non-energized, low frequency, middle frequency and high frequency respectively. There are three regions that may contain induced magnetic fields: the center conductor, the dielectric and the outer conductor. In stage ''B'', current covers the conductors uniformly and there is a significant magnetic field in all three regions. As the frequency is increased and the skin effect takes hold (''C'' and ''D'') the magnetic field in the dielectric region is unchanged as it is proportional to the total current flowing in the center conductor. In ''C'', however, there is a reduced magnetic field in the deeper sections of the inner conductor and the outer sections of the shield (outer conductor). Thus there is less energy stored in the magnetic field given the same total current, corresponding to a reduced inductance. At an even higher frequency, ''D'', the skin depth is tiny: all current is confined to the surface of the conductors. The only magnetic field is in the regions between the conductors; only the "external inductance" remains.
  • Current density in round wire for various skin depths. Numbers shown on each curve are the ratio of skin depth to wire radius. The curve shown with the infinity sign is the zero frequency (DC) case. All curves are normalized so that the current density at the surface is the same. The horizontal axis is the position within the wire with the left and right extremes being the surface of the wire. The vertical axis is relative current density.
  • [[Induction cooker]]s use stranded coils ([[Litz wire]]) to reduce heating of the coil itself due to skin effect. The AC frequencies used in induction cookers are much higher than standard mains frequency ‒ typically around 25-50 kHz.
  • Fe-Ni – high-permeability [[permalloy]] (80%Ni-20%Fe) }}
  • Cause of skin effect. A current I flowing through a conductor induces a magnetic field H. If the current increases, as in this figure, the resulting increase in H induces circulating [[eddy current]]s I<sub>W</sub> which partially cancel the current flow in the center and reinforce it near the skin.
  • The ratio AC resistance to DC resistance of a round wire versus the ratio of the wire’s radius to the skin depth. As skin depth becomes small relative to the radius, the ratio of AC to DC resistance approaches one half of the ratio of the radius to the skin depth.
  • The internal component of a round wire's inductance vs. the ratio of skin depth to radius. That component of the self inductance is reduced below μ / 8π as skin depth becomes small (as frequency increases).
TENDENCY OF ALTERNATING CURRENT TO HAVE THE GREATEST CURRENT DENSITY NEAR THE SURFACE OF A CONDUCTOR
Skin depth; Skin effect (electricity); Skin Effect; Skin Depth; Skin depth effect; Skindepth; Classical skin depth
επιδερμικό φαινόμενο, επιφανειακό φαινόμενο
have a nice day         
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EXPRESSION
Have a nice day (expression); Have a nice day.; Have a good day
καλή σας μέρα

Definition

Peltier Effect
The thermal effect produced by the passage of a current through the junction of two unlike conductors. Such junction is generally the seat of thermo-electric effects, and a current is generally produced by heating such a junction. If an independent current is passed in the same direction as that of the thermoelectric current, it cools the junction, and warms it if passed in the other direction. In general terms, referring to thermo-electric couples, if passed through them it tends to cool the hot and heat the cool junction. The phenomenon does not occur in zinc-copper junctions.
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Wikipedia

Have mercy

Have Mercy may refer to:

  • Have Mercy (album), an album by The Mooney Suzuki
  • "Have Mercy" (Chlöe song), a song by Chlöe
  • "Have Mercy" (The Judds song), a song by The Judds
  • "Have Mercy" (YBN Cordae song), a song by YBN Cordae
  • "Have Mercy", an alternate title of "Mercy, Mercy" (Don Covay song)
  • "Have Mercy", a song by Loretta Lynn from her 2004 album, Van Lear Rose
  • "Have Mercy", a song by Thunder from their 2008 album, Bang!
  • "Have Mercy", a catchphrase by Jesse Katsopolis on Full House
  • Have Mercy: His Complete Chess Recordings, 1969-1974, an album by Chuck Berry
  • Have Mercy, an album by Robert Ducat
  • Have Mercy, a 2009 mixtape by Curtis Santiago
  • Have Mercy, a 1995 autobiography by Wolfman Jack
  • Have Mercy (band), a rock band from Baltimore, Maryland
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have mercy
Examples of use of have effect
1. That has, as we discussed before, 16 provisions that will cease to have effect, or sunset on December 31st of this year.
2. The ruling could also have effect on areas where warehouses store chemical weapons, such as in Shchuchye, a town in the Kurgan region.
3. "I would argue that targeted sanctions are designed to have minimal effects on people," Levey said, "and more designed to have effect . . . on the government and the people in the government.
4. Bilateral Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Consular Rights with Honduras was specifically between the U.S. and Honduras and was self–executing, meaning it didn‘t require legislation to have effect.
5. But in the same statement to the NTV cameras, the Iraqi Interior Minister also said "Our government‘s words do not have effect in Northern Iraq." The meaning of this clear admission was this÷ "Get permission from the Kurdish authority in the North." Now, even a 10 year old child would know that the Kurds would never give this permission.
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