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Confusion about P=VI and V=IR
If we look at $P=VI$, we see that if the current doubles then the potential difference is halved
but this doesn't seem to make sense according to $V=IR$. If we look at that equation, since the ...
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An Ideal Transformer
In a transformer assumed to be transformer, power in the primary is equal to power in the secondary. So in a sense, the power in the secondary is 'fixed'. Output voltage in the secondary is also fixed ...
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How does power consumption vary with the processor frequency in a typical computer?
I am looking for an estimate on the relationship between the rate of increase of power usage as the frequency of the processor is increased.
Any references to findings on this would be helpful.
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How are the CPU power and temperature caculated/estimated?
From Wikipedia
The power consumed by a CPU, is approximately proportional to CPU
frequency, and to the square of the CPU voltage: $$
P = C V^2 f $$ (where C is capacitance, f is ...
