1. Why is spider silk so strong? (This question can be answered simply, because the reason is related to many factors, just answer a bit correctly)\2. What is the principle of gravity sensing in mobile phones?\3. When does an electronic gyroscope lose balance? (The answer to this question is in the animated Spider-Man)
The answer to the first question will be revealed at comment 10, the second at comment 20, and so on...
The sss question only a mad scientist can answer (trivia) [1]
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Post on the first floor: It is related to the protein structure it constitutes, and then because of DNA.
And the spider silk comes out of the pp; actually, that is his sperm, with the sperm holding hands...
Through force-sensitive sensors, the phone can detect changes in the center of gravity as its orientation changes, allowing the cursor on the phone to move and thereby realizing selection functions.
Mobile phone gravity sensing technology: implemented using the piezoelectric effect. Simply put, it measures the components of force in two orthogonal directions of an internal weight (the weight and the piezoelectric element are integrated) to determine the horizontal direction.
Mobile phone gravity sensing refers to the phone having a built-in gravity joystick chip, supporting shaking to switch between desired interfaces and functions, shaking to change songs or screens, flipping to mute, shaking to switch videos, etc. It is a function that offers a lot of fun in use.
Mobile phone gravity sensing technology: implemented using the piezoelectric effect. Simply put, it measures the components of force in two orthogonal directions of an internal weight (the weight and the piezoelectric element are integrated) to determine the horizontal direction.
Mobile phone gravity sensing refers to the phone having a built-in gravity joystick chip, supporting shaking to switch between desired interfaces and functions, shaking to change songs or screens, flipping to mute, shaking to switch videos, etc. It is a function that offers a lot of fun in use.
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