Author: Asma Mushtaq

Well met guys! This is Asma Mushtaq, an Electrical Engineer and a Lecturer. I have completed Masters from UET Lahore and B.E from LCWU (Lahore College for Women University). When I say teaching is my passion then I really mean it. I have more than 10 years of teaching experience. During this tenure, I have taught many subjects: Embedded Systems Design, Microprocessor Based Systems, Electronic Devices and Circuits, Digital Logic Design, Numerical Analysis, Linear Algebra and Electromagnetic Field Theory. I have completed my Thesis in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. My area of interest is inclined towards the automation, electronics and AI. I started the content creation two years back and now its my goal to bring out the best and provide the students from worldwide the valuable knowledge. you can contact me via email anytime for orders and queries [email protected]

How Maxwell’s Equations are Defined for Electrostatics and Magnetostatics?

Asma Mushtaq

Introduction to Maxwell’s equations How Maxwell’s equations are defined for electrostatics and magnetostatics? This article aims to get better understanding of static properties of magnetic and electric field to get better understanding of faraday’s law of Electromagnetic induction and how Read More …

What is the Gram Schmidt Procedure? Explanation and Example

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gram schmidt procedure demonstration

Since, by applying head to tail rule on the vectors components, we can generate the original vector A. After that we need to find the projections of one vector to another vector. This projection is subtracted from the other vector and hence these two vectors become orthogonal.

So, for two vectors A and B lets say we want to generate a new set of vectors W and Y that will be orthogonal to each other. We will assume