Paul678
Electrical
- Apr 29, 2017
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Look at the first integral on this page.
How did they go from Omega(A)= cos(phi) = cos(phi)sin(phi)?
Is that possibly a typo?
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Beam Solid Angle Integral Question
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Look at the first integral on this page.
How did they go from Omega(A)= cos(phi) = cos(phi)sin(phi)?
Is that possibly a typo?
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Did you not notice the variable substitution?
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Did you not notice the variable substitution?
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Paul678
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I am not a student....just an engineer doing some review.
Ok, so they are going substitution here? Makes sense:
Ok, so they are going substitution here? Makes sense:
They sort of have to. The solid angle is am area variable, while the angles being integrated over are 1D.
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