EXPLAIN THE MEASUREMENT OF PRESSURE USING TRANSDUCER.

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Q.1 The inductance of moving iron ammeter in micro henry is given by expression: L=20+5θ-2θ2 Where θ is deflection in radians from the zero position. Determine the angular in radians for a current of 10A if the for a current of 5A is 300.Also determine the spring constant. Q.2 .For a certain electrodynamometer ammeter the mutual inductance M varies with the deflection of θ as M=-6cos(θ+300)mH Find the deflecting torque produced by the direct current of 50mA corresponding to the deflection of 600. Q.3 . A 220V,10A dc energy meter is tested at its marked ratings. The resistance of pressure coil is 9900ohm and that of current coil is 0.5ohm .Calculate the power consumed when testing the meter with (i).Direct loading arrangements (ii).Phantom loading with current circuit excited by a 6V battery Q.4. Power in a dc circuit is calculated as the product of current and voltage if the value of current and voltage are given by 6.3A and 110.2V and the uncertainties involved in their measurement being 0.06A and 0.1V .Calculate the power dissipated by the loads and the uncertainity involved in measurement. Q.5 .Explain the measurement of pressure using transducer. Q.6 .Explain the method use to measure high resistance.

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper, discussing two of the above businesses, and the Construction scenario.

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Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper, discussing two of the above businesses, and the Construction scenario. For each business, discuss the business entity that represents the best choice for each business, taking control, taxation, and liability issues into consideration. Identify laws and regulations each business must consider in starting the business, and identify risks against which each business must protect itself. For the scenario, discuss the above elements, and identify and discuss the employment laws and regulations with which the business must comply in making a decision. Restaurant/bar: Lou and Jose plan to open a sports bar and restaurant where customers socialize and watch sporting events on large-screen TVs that hang around the bar. They do not have much money, but they do have Miriam, a wealthy investor who does not have time to participate in the business, but wants to provide capital to start the business in return for a percentage ownership.Professional practice: Akiva and Tara have just completed all educational and experiential requirements to be licensed as obstetricians. They want to open a birth clinic together. They will take out a large loan to finance start-up costs.

Explain what if any modifications will be needed for this phone to appeal to the segment of the targeted markets you have decided on.

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The company, Europhone, headquartered in Belgium, has called you in as their marketing consultant. They have developed a new type of cell phone that has one on /off button and then uses voice recognition software to access anything you need, contacts, information on the Internet etc. including translating voice into text with simple instructions to the phone : “Text please” in ten main languages. Although they have decided to launch the phone in the European Union, they want to launch this phone in the U.S. shortly afterwards. They need you to assess what customers to target for this new phone and they want you to name it.Join the discussion:After reading chapter 1:Decide which segments of the Consumer market and which segments of the Business market if any Europhone should concentrate on in the U.S. and why (any particular states or cities?) What age group? What will they use it for and why?.Explain what if any modifications will be needed for this phone to appeal to the segment of the targeted markets you have decided on.Then have some fun and name the phone!Post your original response per the syllabus guidelines to the Discussion Board found on the left hand bar.

WHAT IS MEANT BY FREE TRADE AND TRADE PROTECTIONISM?

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• Strategies for reaching global markets: Licensing, exporting, franchising, contract manufacturing (outsourcing), joint venture, strategic alliance, foreign subsidiaries, and foreign direct investment. • What is meant by free trade? • What is meant by trade protectionism? • Understand the following terms: Tariff, import quota, and embargo. 3 • What is meant by balance of trade, trade surplus (favorable balance of trade), and trade deficit (unfavorable balance of trade)? CHAPTER 4: DEMANDING ETHICAL AND SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR. • Three important questions associated with addressing ethical dilemmas. • Understand the following terms: Ethical dilemma, situational ethics, social responsibility, and philanthropy. • Compliance-based ethics codes versus integrity-based ethics codes. • Social audits. What is one of the major problems in conducting a social audit? CHAPTER 5: HOW TO FORM A BUSINESS. • Advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorships. • Advantages and disadvantages of partnerships. • Advantages and disadvantages of corporations. • Differences between general partnership, limited partnership, and master limited partnership. • Differences between C corporations, S corporations, and limited liability companies. • Purpose of taking a firm private. • Distinguish between the three different types of mergers: Horizontal, vertical, and conglomerate. • Advantages and disadvantages of franchises. CHAPTER 6: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND STARTING A SMALL BUSINESS. • Intrapreneurs versus entrepreneurs. • Attributes of successful entrepreneurs. • Small-business success and failure. 4 • Ways to learn about small-business operations. • Important ingredients for starting and running a small business. • Definition of a market. CHAPTER 7: MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP. • Skills required for effective managers in the present/future world of business. • Understand the four functions of management: Planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. • What is a SWOT analysis? • Distinguish between the four different types of planning: Strategic, tactical, operational, and contingency. • Distinguish between goals and objectives. • Distinguish between the different leadership styles. Is any one leadership style superior to the others under all circumstances? CHAPTER 8: STRUCTURING ORGANIZATIONS FOR TODAY’S CHALLENGES. • Understand the organizational theories of Henri Fayol and Max Weber. • Understand the following terms: Bureaucracy (bureaucratic organization), hierarchy, span of control, division of labor, and departmentalization. • Distinguish between centralized and decentralized management. • Organization models: Line, staff, matrix, and cross-functional self-managed teams. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type of organization model? CHAPTER 10: MOTIVATING EMPLOYEES. • Intrinsic versus extrinsic rewards. • Understand Frederick Taylor’s scientific management. • The importance of the Hawthorne Studies in relation to the direction of management theory. 5 • Understand Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and the relationship to employee motivation. • Theory X versus Theory Y versus Theory Z managers. • Distinguish between Herzberg’s hygiene factors and motivators. • What is meant by management by objectives (MBO)? How is an MBO program implemented? • The basic components of expectancy theory. • The basic components of equity theory. CHAPTER 11: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: FINDING AND KEEPING THE BEST EMPLOYEES. • What is the role of human resource management? What are the opportunities and challenges of human resource management? • Understand the six steps in planning human resources. What is meant by a human resource inventory, job analysis, job description, and job specification? • Contingent workers. • Understand the six steps involved in the selection of employees. • Management development and the role of job rotation. • The purpose of appraising employee performance. What are the steps in the performance appraisal process? • Compensation for team performance. • Advantages and disadvantages of a flextime plan. CHAPTER 13: MARKETING: HELPING BUYERS BUY. • What is the goal of the marketing process? • Understand the components of the marketing mix (i.e., the 4 Ps of marketing). 6 • Distinguish between the Consumer (B2C) and Business-to-Business (B2B) markets. • Understand the different types of market segmentation: Geographic, demographic, psychographic, benefit, and volume segmentation. • Primary data collection versus secondary data collection. • Understand the following terms: Niche marketing, mass marketing, target marketing, and relationship marketing. • What is cognitive dissonance?