In the study of electronics, many laws and theories exist. These laws enable us to understand the workings of electric circuits and components. One such law is Watt’s law. Watt’s law is named after James Watt, a Scottish engineer and chemist. It defines the relationship between power, voltage and current. This law states that the […]
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EngineeringClicks speaks to lock and safe expert, and mechanical engineering guru, John Wilkes. John trained in England as a safe cracker (a safe and bank vault engineer) and spent many years opening some of the highest security safes and vaults in the world. He got to see some amazing places and things. Now John designs locks
John Wilkes: Master Safe Cracker & mechanical engineer! Read More »
In this series of interviews with members of our mechanical engineering community, MDF talks to Lyman Bishop, director of Star Labs Inc. Lyman is a mechanical Engineer with over 10 years’ experience designing and developing new products. He’s an expert Solidworks operator with extensive knowledge of all standard forms of prototype and manufacture. Primarily dealing
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Welcome to the first in a new series of articles, where we get inside the heads of successful and highly talented mechanical engineers and industrial designers, and really find out what makes them tick. In this article engineeringclicks.com talks to Alex Jones, Director of award winning design consultancy, Cambridge Industrial Design. Alex graduated in 1994 with
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