Electricity Napkin Math
Not long ago Milan wrote a great post about "Numbers to know in Neurotech", inspired by Cell Biology by the Numbers, Physiology by Numbers, and Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know. I love artifacts like these. They give intuition for scale, the ability to do napkin math, and act as some vaccination against bullshit when sifting through PDFs/conversations. Here are some helpful numbers for working in energy! Caveats: Checkpoints for points on the EM wave 1kV + is considered high voltage Inline equation: $equation$
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