Example usage I've seen: $x^2 / (y // z)$
Context: I recently started learning some fundamental electrical engineering, where I saw
I calculated the power doing vs² / (r1 + ron + ron // ron+r2)
Example usage I've seen: $x^2 / (y // z)$
Context: I recently started learning some fundamental electrical engineering, where I saw
I calculated the power doing vs² / (r1 + ron + ron // ron+r2)
In an electrical engineering context, I would guess that $a // b$ probably means the equivalent single resistance for 2 resistors in parallel of size $a$ and $b$, which is $\frac{ab}{a+b}$.