
the sign of the exponent is negative, the larger the exponent value, the smaller
sign is positive, the larger the exponent value, the
d
e
he further right you go, the more positive the
number gets. In terms of relative magnitude, -50 is greater than –100, but
+100 is greater than –100.
, a
the number. When the
larger the number.
For example:
1) 1.5674e-3 = 1. 5674 x 10
-3
= 1.5674 x .001 = .0015674
2) 1.5674e+3 = 1.5674 x 10
3
= 1.5674 x 1000 = 1567.4
-and-
3) -1.5674e-3 = -1. 5674 x 10
-3
= -1.5674 x .001 =-.0015674
4) -1.5674e+3 = -1.5674 x 10
3
= -1.5674 x 1000 = -1567.4
4.1.1.2. Number Line
TACHPAK and TACHTROL are designed to respond to both positive an
negative real numbers. A reversal in target direction (ex. clockwise to
counterclockwise) is interpreted as a negative speed. This concept is discussed
in section 4.2.2.1. In order to utilize the concept fully, it is necessary to
understand the number line and how it relates the relative magnitude of on
number to the next.
-100 -50 0 +50 +100
In the figure shown, numbers to the left of zero are negative; the further
left you go, the more negative the number gets. To the right of zero,
numbers are positive; t
+50 is less than +100. Of course,
For example, if a relay set point is set at –100 (alarm trip) and the alarm
mode is to energize when the speed increases above the setpoint (EA)
speed of –99 would trip the alarm.
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