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- A radio signal in the frequency range from 1 to 40 GHz. Numerous transmission systems use microwaves including line-of-sight between buildings and across vast distances, communications satellites, PCS cellular...
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- The feds may green your next toaster or microwave
- The feds may green your next toaster or microwaveA blender?Why do I need a more energy efficient blender?Seriously. I probably use my blender for 30 minutes a year. So, it makes no difference how much juice it takes to make juice.Why doesn't Conrgress just repeal the laws of entropyThat'll make...
- Discussion threads 2009-02-06
- The feds may green your next toaster or microwave
- Assuming Americans can sometime in the future begin to buy new appliances, the next gen of toaster or blender may be more energy efficient. President Obama has directed the Energy Depatment to issue new efficiency guidelines by August of this year. That first round will cover nien appliances:...
- Blog posts 2009-02-06
- Pacemaker problem not about the iPod
- Pacemaker problem not about the iPodummmmmmmm, i kinda see the point..People might let them hang around their neck for a minte. Maybe on their chest while laying down.. but i doubt they would be on.I see this in a list of dont do's for people who receive these devices.......
- Discussion threads 2008-11-10
- LiveAir Networks Delivers Low-Cost, High-Bandwidth Internet Connections to "Sub-Rural" Texas Communities With Rugged, Manageable D-Link Switches
- To bridge the gaps between communities, LiveAir designed an IP-enabled digital microwave tower system that would send IP traffic from hub to hub and eventually to user radios. As part of that design process, they needed a switch line that would allow them to run multiple VLANs while maintaining ease...
- Case studies 2008-08-26
- Nerac's Research Efforts Helps TurboChef Develop Award-Winning Oven, the Tornado
- Long before the Tornado was used in Subways to heat up and toast tasty, fresh sandwiches, Pool, Gidner, and their engineering team were busy inventing the patented technology ultimately responsible for the Tornado's unprecedented speed and quality. Developing the microwave technology and patenting it for use was an imperative milestone...
- Case studies 2008-08-08
- Deploying Mobile Backhaul - Ethernet Microwave Technology Choices for Lower OPEX
- This paper focuses on methods for reducing OPeration EXpenditure OPEX enabled by the shift to advanced Ethernet microwave backhaul solutions. Microwave is the preferred backhaul technology by most of the world's mobile operators. Outside of the U.S.A., nearly 70% of all backhaul traffic travels over microwave links. Microwave is instant,...
- White papers 2008-06-01
- Microwaves from silicon chips?
- Microwaves from silicon chips?Digital microwavesBetween 12v plus and 12v minus there are a myriad of selectable voltages.With a software program I can write a sine wave that is pulses of DC.The higher the pulsing frequency the more perfect the sine wave.In my software program I just click from times ten...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-30
- Microwaves from silicon chips?
- X-rays are widely used for medical imaging and security, but they still are dangerous. Would it be possible to replace X-rays by an imaging technology based on microwave radiation? Until now, it was not feasible because portable devices were not powerful enough. Now, two U.S. scientists have found how to...
- Blog posts 2008-05-30
- One company's fascination with hydrocarbons
- My high-school chemistry team never prepared me for this sort of stuff. The folks at Global Resource probably despaired of me ever posting this item. But, frankly, it has taken me this long to stop my head from spinning so I could pull together some coherent thoughts about what they’re...
- Blog posts 2007-11-30
- Interop's 'dirty air' makes a perfect testing ground for Fluke's wireless EtherScope
- If the air around your WiFi network is really dirty -- in other words, your WiFi net is having problems but you don't know why -- then maybe you could benefit from one of Fluke Network's mobile products which have matured to the point that they analyze the air just...
- Blog posts 2007-10-25
- Strive to be an old-style microwave oven
- Strive to be an old-style microwave ovenInteresting topicI would say over-complexity is endemic in IT and not just in user interface design.It would be interesting to explore the reasons why this has come about. As soon as you put a microprocessor in a microwave it's not a microwave anymore; it's...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-17
- Strive to be an old-style microwave oven
- One never hears the terms "simple" or "straightforward" in connection with IT project failures. Courtesy of Coding Horror, here's a visual demonstration showing how so-called improvements can turn wonderful simplicity into painful complexity. The old-style microwave oven uses a single, easy to understand, dial: ...
- Blog posts 2007-10-16
- NASA monitors lightning inside hurricanes
- According to a new study from NASA, it is possible to forecast a storm's intensity by monitoring the lightning strikes near a hurricane's eye. And it can be done weeks before the storm arrives with the help of 'highly-sensitive sensors located thousands of miles from the storm.' Today, the Pacific...
- Blog posts 2007-09-10
- Why 2.4 GHz is a dead end for Wi-Fi
- Why 2.4 GHz is a dead end for Wi-FiLOL, good oneIndeed, friends don't let friends do 2.4 GHz only devices and editors shouldn't let their readers do 2.4 GHz only devices.Friends don't let friends buy G-only devices"Only Intel and their logo partners follows the strict policy of not using dual-channels...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-10
- Why 2.4 GHz is a dead end for Wi-Fi
- If there is any doubt in anyone's mind that the channel-constrained 2.4 GHz band is a dead end for Wi-Fi, here are some charts that will put things in to perspective. The following is a power-level comparison between an Access Point, a Microwave oven, and normal background noise coming from...
- Blog posts 2007-07-10
- Microstrip Filters and Diplexers for WiMAX Applications
- A broadband wireless access communications system is a rapidly expanding market. Such systems commonly employ filters and diplexers in microwave and mm-wave transceivers as channel separators. Hence there is an increasing demand for low cost, and compact size filters and diplexers. Diplexers are three port devices which are commonly used...
- White papers 2007-03-12
- Is Wi-Fi bad for your health?
- Is Wi-Fi bad for your health?Next Claim Please!!!TV was going to make us blind... Walkmans were going to make us deaf, now iPods are going to do the same. Cellphones are causing brain tumors and high voltage lines are giving everyone cancer. Yet not everyone seems to get getting...
- Discussion threads 2006-11-29
- Mangle those cell phones!
- Mangle those cell phones!Cell phones...... they ain't good. 'nuff said.Mangle cell phones without Trust Digital.In a microwave safe container, add the cell phone/palm device to two pounds of thermite and stir with a stick of dynamite. Leave the stick in the container and place in a microwave oven. ...
- Discussion threads 2006-08-31
- Computer Security Basics: Encryption
- Encryption is an ancient form of information protection that dates back 4,000 years. Encryption has taken on new significance in the modern computer age. It's a particularly effective way to protect sensitive information - for example, passwords - that's stored in a computer system, as well as information that's being...
- Book chapters 2006-06-01
- Wireless Networking Over Extended Range: Technology Options for Optimizing Long Range Wireless Connectivity
- WiFi, WLAN, 802.11a/b/g are all terms used in the fast growing market of Wireless Networking. This generic term covers all areas of the market where one computer is connected to another or others, using radio signals. WiFi (short for 'Wireless Fidelity') is the popular term for a high-frequency Wireless Local...
- White papers 2005-10-19
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