Inspiring Teachers

Amar G. Bose: 6.312 Lecture 16—Speakers, Magnetics

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Topics include: speaker enclosures; magnetic circuits; resonant frequency; electrostatic speakers; reluctance. Recorded: Nov. 2, 1995.

Patrick Winston: 6.034 Lecture 06 — Search: Games, Minimax, and Alpha Beta

Teaching Excellence at MIT 12 years ago

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Recorded September 27, 2010.

Banerjee & Duflo: 14.73 Lecture 26 — Five Thoughts in Place of a Sweeping Conclusion

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Five Thoughts in Place of a Sweeping Conclusion. Prof. Abhijit Banerjee provides some final thoughts to conclude the course on the challenges of world poverty. Recorded 2011.

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 09 — More Compensation

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Topics include: increasingly complex modifications of the loop-transmission; unity magnitude point; example: electronic regulator; lead transfer function; lag transfer function; lead and lag networks. Recorded: 1985.

Champions of Teaching Excellence

Teaching Excellence at MIT 12 years ago

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A. Neil Pappalardo ’64 is a champion of teaching excellence at MIT. Born in Rochester, New York, Neil Pappalardo received the S.B. degree in Electrical Engineering from MIT. Following graduation Neil pursued his int...

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 13 — Operational Amplifier Compensation

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Topics include: experimental set-ups for four test examples of compensation with an LM101A type operational amplifier. Recorded: 1985.

Amar Bose: 6.312 Lecture 27—Personal Reflections

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Dr. Bose addresses students during the last class of the Fall 1995 semester. He first illustrates an experiment about sound deterioration and normal modes, using multiple re-recordings of a piece of music, a human voi...