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2 Employers may use the minimum approach distances in Table V-6, except that the employer may not use the minimum approach distances in Table V-6 for phase-to-phase exposures if an insulated tool spans the gap or if any large conductive object is in the gap. If the worksite is at an elevation of more than 900 meters (3,00 feet), see footnote 1 to Table V-6. Employers may use the minimum approach distance in Table 7 through Table 14 in Appendix B to this subpart, which calculated MAD for various values of T, provided the employer follows the notes to those tables.
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1 Employers may use the minimum approach distances in this table provided the worksite is at an elevation of 900 meters (3,000 feet) or less. If employees will be working at elevations greater than 900 meters (3,000 feet) above mean sea level, the employer shall determine minimum approach distances by multiplying the distances in this table by the correction factor in Table V-4 corresponding to the altitude of the work.
1 The distances specified in this table are for air, bare-hand, and live-line tool conditions. If employees will be working at elevations greater than 900 meters (3,000 feet) above mean sea level, the employer shall determine minimum approach distances by multiplying the distances in this table by the correction factor in Table V-4 corresponding to the altitude of the work.
Inductive charging, sometimes referred to as wireless charging has become an emerging technology with promising prospects for charging all sorts of devices we use in daily life. The principle behind this, called resonant inductive coupling, is not necessarily new. This Instructable has the goal to make you understand how charging coils work and how you can create them yourself, in an easy way. A step-by-step approach is given on how to create the most simple circuit for wireless energy transfer, how to build your own coils and how to see at what frequency resonance occurs.
This Instructable is aimed at people that are not necessarily experienced with electronics. The aim is to show the aforementioned principle as simple as possible, making it accessible for people with a curious mind. The last part of this Instructable is somewhat more complex, going into some of the theory about resonant inductive coupling.
Technically speaking, two circuits are created: the emitter coil circuit and the receiver circuit. The emitter coil circuit is very simple and consists of one coil, connected to the function generator. Connect the coil to two wires and connect these wires to the function generator. Make sure the settings on the function generator are right (AC, sinusoidal wave). The receiver coil circuit consists of the other coil, connected to a LED and the oscilloscope to see the frequency picked up by the receiver coil. This receiver circuit is closed without a direct power source, it is often referred to as the slave coil.
In case you do not have a function generator available you can make a simple circuit with which you are able to replace it. The circuit makes use of a transistor to turn your direct current into an alternating current. The components determine the frequency of your input and are therefore it is important to pick well. Subsequent to the frequency produced by your DC to AC circuit the appropriate capacitor should be selected.
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The result will be the suggested amperage needed to power your home adequately. If this type of electrical load calculation is too complicated, many electricians have a simple rule-of-thumb, which says that a 100-amp service is usually sufficient for a small or moderate-sized home with standard branch circuits and one or two permanent electric appliances, such as water heater or range. A home under 2,500 square feet should be fine if the heating runs on gas.
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