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TI-65: Relativity Applications

TI-65:  Relativity Applications


Introduction


The programs on today's blog entry were programmed on the Texas Instruments TI-65 calculator.   One of the features of the TI-65 is the set of physical constants.  


The programs call up the speed of light, c = 299,792,458 m/s, by the [ 3rd ] [ 2 ] key combination.  If you are using a TI-58, TI-59, or TI-66, where there are no physical constants, please store 299792458 in a memory register first, and replace the key sequence by recalling that register.  


These programs will use the shortcut:


cos(arcsin x) = √(1 - x^2) for all -1 ≤ x ≤ 1


This allows us to cut down on the number of bytes required.  


Redshift vs. Blueshift


f0 = fs * √((1 - v/c) / (1 + v/c))


v = velocity of the source/star in m/s

blueshift:  v < 0

redshift:  v > 0

fs = frequency given off by the source/star in Hz

f0 = observed frequency in Hz


v/c is stored in register 0.


Program 


Keys:

LBL F1

1

-

(

R/S

÷

[c]

)

STO 0

=

÷

(

+

RCL 0

)

=

×

R/S

=

RTN


Key Codes:

2nd 53.53

1

49

16

51

28

3rd 46

17

12.0

39

28

16

1

59

13.0

17

39

33

38

51

39

2nd 52


Instructions:

1.  Press  [ F1 ]. 

2.  Enter v when execution stops, press [ R/S ].

3.  Enter fs when execution stops, press [ R/S ].

4.  f0 is calculated.


Example:

v = 210,000,000 m/s

fs = 450 * 10^6 Hz  (450 [ EE ] 6)

Result:  f0 = 1.888581542E8 Hz  (188.8581542 * 10^6)


Relativistic Doppler Effect


f0 = (fs * √(1 - v^2/c^2)) / (1 - v/c * cos Θ)


v = velocity of the source

Θ = direction of source's motion relative to the observer (angle from the observer's perspective)

fs = frequency given off by the source/star in Hz

f0 = observed frequency in Hz


Program


Key:

LBL F2

(

R/S

÷

[c]

)

STO 0

INV SIN

COS

×

R/S

=

÷

(

1

-

RCL 0

×

R/S

COS

)

=

RTN


Key Code:

2nd 53.54

16

51

28

3rd 46

17

12.0

-22

23

38

51

39

28

16

1

49

13.0

38

51

23

17

39

2nd 52


Instructions:

1.  Press  [ F2 ]. 

2.  Enter v when execution stops, press [ R/S ].

3.  Enter fs when execution stops, press [ R/S ].

4.  Enter Θ when the execution stops, press [ R/S ].

5.  f0 is calculated.


Example:

v = 196 * 10^6 m/s

fs = 500 * 10^6 Hz  

Θ = 40°  (degrees mode)

Result:  f0 = 7.579362482 * 10^8 Hz = 757.9362482 * 10^6 Hz


Time Dilation


t' = t0 * √(1 - (v/c)^2)


t0 = source's time 

v = velocity of source in m/s

t' = observer's time


Key:

LBL 0

R/S

÷

[ c ]

=

INV SIN

COS 

×

R/S

=

RTN


Key Codes:

2nd 53.0

51

28

3rd 46

39

-22

23

38

51

39

2nd 52


Instructions:

1.  Press  [ SBR ] [ 0 ]. 

2.  Enter v, press [ R/S ].

3.  Enter t0 when execution stops, press [ R/S ].

4.  t' is calculated.


Example:

v = 164 * 10^6 m/s

t0 = 1.5 yr

Result:  t' = 1.255654687 yr


Source:


"Sinclair Enterprise Programmable: Physics Engineering Electronics Program Library"  Sinclair Radionics Inc.  New York, NY and St. Ives, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire UK.  1976


All original content copyright, © 2011-2022.  Edward Shore.   Unauthorized use and/or unauthorized distribution for commercial purposes without express and written permission from the author is strictly prohibited.  This blog entry may be distributed for noncommercial purposes, provided that full credit is given to the author. 

TI-65 Programs

TI-65 Programs


Conversions:  Miles and Kilometers 


TI-65 Conversion:  

F1:  Miles to Kilometers

F2:  Kilometers to Miles


00  2nd 53.53     LBL F1

01  38     ×

02   6     6

03   3     3

04   3     3

05   6     6

06   0     0

07  39     =

08  3rd 25     in-cm

09  28     ÷

10   1     1

11  15     EE

12   5     5

13   39   =

14   -15   INV EE    // remove scientific notation

15   2nd 52    RTN


16   2nd 53.54     LBL F2

17   38     ×

18   1      1

19   15    EE

20   5      5

21   -3rd 25     INV in-cm

22   28     ÷

23   6      6

24   3      3

25   3      3

26   6      6

27   0      0

28   39   ×

29   -15      INV EE

30   2nd 52    RTN


4.9 mi to km:

4.9 [ F1 ]

Result:  7.8857856  km


150 km to mi: 

150 [ F2 ]

Result:  93.20567884 mi


Conversions:  RGB (Red/Green/Blue) Color Code and Hexadecimal Codes


TI-65 Conversions:

F1:  RGB to Hexadecimal

F2:  Hexadecimal to RGB


00   2nd 53.53      LBL F1

01    38     ×

02    1       1

03    6       6

04    18     y^x

05    4       4

06    39     =

07    12.0    STO 0

08    51    R/S

09    38    ×

10    2      2

11    5      5

12    6      6

13    39    =

14    12.59   STO+

15    0      0

16    51    R/S

17    12.59    STO+

18    0       0

19    13.0    RCL 0

20    3rd 13   HEX

21    2nd 52  RTN


22    2nd 53.54   LBL F2

23    12.0   STO 0

24    3rd 12    DEC

25    28      ÷

26    1        1

27    6        6

28    18      y^x

29    4        4

30    39      =

31    2nd 27   INTG

32    51     R/S

33    38     ×

34    1       1

35    6       6

36    18     y^x    

37    4       4

38    39     =

39    12.49  STO-

40    0      0

41    13.0    RCL 0

42    28    ÷

43    2      2

44    5      5

45    6      6

46    39    =

47   2nd 27   INTG

48   51     R/S

49   38     ×

50   2       2

51   5       5

52   6       6

53   39     =

54  12.49   STO-

55   0        0

56   13.0   RCL 0

57   2nd 52  RTN


RGB to HEX:   red  [ F1 ]  green [ R/S ] blue [ R/S ] 

Example:  Red:  108, Blue:  4, Green: 82

108 [ F1 ]  4 [ R/S ] 82 [ R/S ]

Result:  6C0452  (HEX mode)


HEX to RGB:   [ 3rd ] (HEX) hex code [ F2 ]  

Example:  Hex Code: 3401D2

[ 3rd ] (HEX) 3401D2 [ F2 ] 

Result:  52 (red) [ R/S ], 1 (green) [ R/S ], 210 (blue)



Electronics:  Primary Filter and Voltage Gain


F1:  Calculate frequency.  f = 1 ÷ ( 2 * π * R * C ).   

Syntax:  R [ F1 ] C [ R/S ]

R = resistance in ohms ( Ω )

C = capacitance in farads ( F )

f = frequency in Hertz (Hz)


F2:  Voltage Gain.  G = 20 * log( E_output ÷ E_input ).  

Syntax:  E_output [ F2 ] E_input [ R/S ]

E_output = output voltage ( V )

E_input = input voltage ( V )

G = voltage gain in decibels ( dB )


Source:  Casio fx-61f User's Manual


00  2nd 53.53  LBL F1

01  38    ×

02  51    R/S

03  38    ×

04  2      2

05  38    ×

06  2nd 17  π

07  39    =

08  34    1/x

09 2nd 52  RTN


10  2nd 53.54  10

11  28    ÷

12  51    R/S

13  39    =

14  2nd 32  LOG

15  38   ×

16  2     2

17  0     0

18  39   =

19  2nd 52  RTN



R = 8400 Ω, C = 0.05*10^-6 F

8400 [ F1 ] 0.05E-6 [ R/S ]

Result:  3.789403407E2 Hz


E_output = 54 V, E_input = 28 V

54 [ F2 ] 28 [ R/S ]

Result:  5.70471457 dB


Eddie


All original content copyright, © 2011-2022.  Edward Shore.   Unauthorized use and/or unauthorized distribution for commercial purposes without express and written permission from the author is strictly prohibited.  This blog entry may be distributed for noncommercial purposes, provided that full credit is given to the author. 


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