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It is a great philosophical question, though. Speed is derived from the distance traveled per unit of time, but does speed itself have a time dimension? ...per
by rzzzt 4y ago
It is a great philosophical question, though. Speed is derived from the distance traveled per unit of time, but does speed itself have a time dimension?
...perhaps if it changes over time, but that's acceleration and so on.
- kazinator 4y agoOne of the degrees of freedom in speed is time. We can hold the distance constant and obtain different speeds by varying time.
- rzzzt 4y agoTrue, but if you pick just one (constant) speed/power value, like the 1 mW in the article, only the distance/work varies as a function of time.
- unlikelymordant 4y agoIn this case i assume Watts = Volts*Amps, if volts is 5v, then its easy enough to calculate the continuous current draw of the chip.
- detourdog 4y agoisn’t the change over time amps? or volts for that matter.