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Love techy gadgets? How about a watch that can locate places with the touch of a button, record the GPS data of your trip with its built in data logger, which records not only location, but speed and altitude too. Sound amazing? This watch exists and will also tag photos and log your location, so friends can then view your paths on Google Maps or Google Earth. All this and the time of day. It's like having a "black box" strapped to your wrist. And this will help finally help you achieve that coveted "Superhero of Cyberspace" status you've been dreaming about.
A data logger is used in a variety of applications such as drive-time vehicle monitoring, environmental monitoring, structural health monitoring, and machine condition monitoring. This is usually a stand-alone device that requires a data acquisition system as a connection to a computer to acquire data. The stand-alone aspect of a logging device means that it has its own memory that is used to store any acquired data. This memory can be very large to accommodate many days, or even months, of unattended recording. In these cases, they typically feature a time and date recording aspect to ensure that each recorded value is associated with a date and time of acquisition.
If you're the town weatherman, a hand-held data logger is practically a necessity. Think of all the temperature or humidity readings you can capture from the palm of your hand. Device capabilities are so far advanced that thinking for ourselves is almost out of style. And these handy little gadgets don't even need us anymore. Environmental monitoring companies utilize them for long periods in harsh or remote locations with little or no human supervision. In these types of situations, it is imperative that they will not fail to log data for any reason. And they won't. Unlike computers, a data logging device is not afflicted with problems that might affect a computer in the same situation. A computer crash could ruin an entire experiment. The capability of these techy gadgets is constantly advancing as well. Use them to update your website on the weather. Kids have a science experiment? They will be the most popular kid in their class for life if you let them use your toy. Paranoid of "the big one?" Your trusty data logger can send you an email with any seismic activity in the area. You just might save the day!
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NETWORK ANALYZER
From around the year 1929 to the late 1960s, large alternating current power systems were modeled and studied on AC network analyzers. These were an outgrowth of the DC calculating boards used in the very earliest power system analysis. These systems were essentially models of the power system, with generators, transmission lines, and loads represented by miniature electrical components with scale values in proportion to the modeled system. Model components were interconnected with flexible cords to represent the schematic of the modelled system. To reduce the size of the model components, the network analzyer was energized at a higher frequency than the 50 Hz or 60 Hz utilityfrequency, and model circuits were energized at relatively low voltages to allow for safe measurement with adequate precision. AC network analyzers were much used for power flow studies, short circuit calculations and studying system stability but were ultimately replaced by numerical solutions running on digital computers. Since the multiple elements of the AC network analyzer formed a powerful analog computer, occasionally problems in physics and chemistry were modelled (by such researchers as Gabriel Kron of General Electric), during the period up to the late 1940s prior to the ready availability of general-purpose digital computers.
One of the most essential pieces of TE in the lab is the network analyzer. It can be used to measure impedance, VSWR, loss, gain, isolation, and group delay of any two ports of a multi-port network (don't make us draw a potato with arrows here). The two big guys in network analyzers are Agilent, the 800 pound gorilla once known as Hewlett Packard, and Anritsu once known as Wiltron before they turned Japanese.
Network analyzers fall into two categories. Vector analyzers are capable of measuring complex (magnitude and phase) reflection and transmission; scalar analyzers can only measure magnitude.
Scalar network analyzers measure the amplitude portion of scattering or S-parameters, reflection and transmission coefficients between the incident and reflection waves that describe a device's behavior under linear conditions at the microwave frequency range. Most scalar network analyzers are used to measure transmission gain, transmission loss, return loss, and standing wave ratio (SWR). Traditional devices use diode detectors to convert a radio frequency (RF) input signal to a proportional DC level. This method is less expensive than the tuned-receiver approach, but inherently scalar in nature. Some scalar network analyzers include a 5 ¼" floppy drive or a 3 ½" disc drive. Others include a compact disc (CD) drive for loading programs or storing data. Tape drivers and display options are also available. For example, analog meters display S-parameter values with a simple visual indicator such as a needle. Digital readouts use numeric or application-specific display. With video displays, data is presented via a cathode ray tube (CRT), liquid crystal display (LCD) or multi-line form.
There are several form factors or instrument styles for scalar network analyzers. Portable or benchtop devices can be moved with relative ease and used in a variety of applications. They may include a case or handle, but are not necessarily designed for hand held use. Fixed scalar network analyzers are kept in one location and meant to be used in one place. They are usually stand-alone devices. PC-based or "black box" instruments and modules do not include an integral display, but instead interface to a computer. They typically plug into the backplane or motherboard, or otherwise interface directly with the computer bus. For each form factor or instrument style, operating temperature and operating humidity are important considerations.
Performance specifications for scalar network analyzers include frequency range, frequency accuracy, frequency resolution, output power range, and nominal input impedance. Typically, applications such a wireless communications require higher frequency capabilities. For example, 900 MHz applications require devices with a high frequency of 10 * 900 MHz for a total of 9 GHz. Other applications must be able to measure lower frequency baseband or intermediate frequency (IF) signals. Frequency accuracyis specified as the sum of several sources of errors, including frequency-reference inaccuracy, span error, and resolution bandwidth (RBW) center-frequency error. Frequency resolution is an important specification for applications that measure close signals that need to be distinguished from one another. Output power is the 1-dB compression point that results in a 1 dB decrease in amplifier gain. Nominal input impedance is the amount of load that an input places on the signal source that drives the load. High input impedance is generally desirable and implies that little change in the signal is expected when the circuit is connected. The most common input impedances for scalar network analyzers are 50 and 75 .
There are several interfaces for scalar network analyzers. RS232, RS422, and RS485 are common serial interfaces. Universal serial bus (USB) is a 4-wire, 12-Mbps serial bus for low-to-medium speed connections. IEEE 1394 or FireWire is an interface standard adopted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for very fast digital data transfers. FireWire is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. The general-purpose interface bus (GPIB) is designed to connect computers, peripherals and laboratory instruments. Small computer systems interface (SCSI) is an intelligent I/O parallel peripheral bus. Transistor-transistor logic (TTL) is a common type of digital circuit in which the output is derived from two transistors. Some scalar network analyzers use parallel channels or Ethernet networks. Others use modems or communicate via radio transmissions or telemetry.
Special types of network analyzers can also cover lower frequency ranges down to 1 Hz. These network analyzers can be used for example for the stability analysis of open loops or for the measurement of audio and ultra sonic components.
Vector network analyzers
A word about acronyms concerning network analyzers... vector network analyzers (VNAs) are often called "ANAs" by old engineers. ANA stands for "automated network analyzer". A long time ago during the Carter administration, the original network analyzer (H-P 8409) was not automated, in the sense that TE error correction was done by hand. Return loss measurements could not exceed the VSWR of the equipment, so you couldn't resolve beyond 20 dB return loss in most cases. Gain and insertion loss and phase were calculated from the subtraction of two measurements (first the through connection, then the DUT connection). It was a bad time to be alive.
Then the first automated network analyzers were introduced. A minicomputer (about equal to a 1000 watt, five dollar calculator) grabbed the vector data from the 8409, and did some fancy manipulations that resulted in automatic error correction and accurate magnitude and phase of the four S-parameters. It was considered magic. The next step was to build the error correction into the test equipment (no external computer) and display the error-corrected measurements in nearly real time (the original HP 8510, circa 1982). Today vector network analyzers are all automated (error correction is built in). And the acronym ANA has stuck.
This type of network analyzer consists of a sweep oscillator (almost always a synthesizer so that measurements will be repeatable), a test set which includes two ports, a control panel, an information display, and an RF cable or two to hook up your DUT. Each port of the test set includes dual directional couplers and a complex ratio measuring device. Other options include a means for bias voltage/current injection, and a computer controller to manipulate and store data. The "classic" vector network analyzer is the Agilent (HP) 8510, shown below. Depending on how much you spend, this analyzer can make measurements from 45 MHz to 110 GHz.
Before you jump into vector network analyzer measurements, you will have to calibrate the network analyzer. There are many types of calibration techniques, and even more types of calibration standards. A typical calibration will move the measurement reference planes to the very ends of the test cables. You will have the choice of calibrating for reflection or transmission only, using either of the two ports or both of them together. For most tasks you will probably calibrate both test ports for reflection and transmission, which will allow you to measure full two-port scattering matrices (S-parameters for your device under test (DUT). This is referred to as "twelve-term error correction".
Before you perform a calibration, you should do a little "preflight" check-out of the TE and DUT. The following are the guidelines to follow before you proceed with calibiration:
What frequency range do you need to measure?
Does the cal kit, cables and any adapters you need operate over the desired band?
Are the cables in good condition? (Connect them together and see what the effects of gently bending them have on uncalibrated transmission and reflection parameters).
Will the cables reach the DUT? (This seems obvious, but I have seen people waste time calibrating only to discover that the test cables are too short to reach both ports of the DUT).
Guidelines in calibrating a vector network analyzer
The reflection calibration for each port requires three standards, typically: an open circuit, a short circuit, and a matched 50-ohm load (for waveguide calibration, a pair of offset shorts and a load are used. An open in waveguide usually acs closer to a load due to radiation). The matched load can be a "broadband load", meaning that it has very low reflection coefficient over a lot of bandwidth, or a sliding load. Sliding loads are expensive and fragile standard which should only be used if your measurement requires great accuracy (perhaps you want to be able to tell the difference between a 1.01:1 VSWR and a 1.02:1 VSWR). The sliding load recognizes that a "perfectly matched" 50 ohm calibration standard can never exist, but a series of loads with equal mismatch but varying phase can be used to draw a circle around the center of the Smith chart, thereby solving for the perfect load. My advice to you: unless someone takes the time to show you how to use the sliding load properly and remember to: Never take it out of the box.
The particular set of cal standards (and test cables) that you use will depend on what frequency band you need to cover. Coaxial calibration kits come in type N, 7 mm, 3.5 mm, 2.92 mm, 2.4 mm, and 1.0 mm. There are waveguide calibration kits for every waveguide band. Be sure not to exceed the frequency capability of the test set, cables, adapters and calibration
Always put in your mind that Cal kits are expensive, and pieces of the cal kit should NEVER be used as adapters loads in any test set. And always put the little plastic covers onto the calibration pieces, you want to prevent dirt, skin, grease, etc. from degrading the accuracy of future calibrations. To check the validity of your calibration, as well as the general health of the test equipment, you need to look at a few things after you calibrate. If you are doing transmission measurements, check the residual error in a "through" connection (connect the test cables to each other). You should see 0 dB plus or minus 0.05 dB or better. The phase should be very close to 0.0 degrees as well. The return loss of both ports should be at least 40 dB but can be better than 60 dB if you are using good equipment. The transmission and reflection parameters should not vary significantly when you gently bend the test cables, or you have a bad connection. If you see an issue with the calibration you just did, figure out the problem before you perform another calibration, or you will be wasting your time and adding needles wear and tear to the cal kit and test cables.
Always Omit Isolation: During calibration, if you are measuring the loss of some test cables and don't expect to see transmission data under -20 dB, go ahead and omit the isolation cal standard. But if you want to see the steep skirts of a filter or the reverse isolation of a multi-stage amplifier, you should perform the isolation step.
Averaging: This will improve the accuracy of your data, so long as you do it during the calibration as well as the actual measurement. But it will slow down the measurement process noticeably, a consideration if you have a lot of data to collect in limited time.
IF bandwidth: This is an option on most new network analyzers, reducing IF bandwidth also improves measurement accuracy. Try reducing from 35 kHz down to 500 Hertz.
Smoothing: Smoothing is cheating. Smoothing reduces the "bumpiness" of a frequency response by averaging data across a couple of frequency points and using the result at one frequency. But if you need to cheat to get some data for the boss who is standing behind you, go for it. The only time that smoothing may actually improve measurement error is in group delay mode (note: this is referred to as the "aperture" setting when you are using Anritsu (Wiltron) equipment. The group delay is actually calculated from the slope of the phase angle versus frequency, and the "aperture" allows the user to define how much frequency band top take the slope over.
Auto Scale: When you use the auto scale, it quickly displays visual information on the parameter you are investigating. But when you actually plot the data on a pen plotter or printer or using an Excel spreadsheet, use a scale that makes sense. Like 2 or 5 or 10 dB per division. NOT 3 or 6 dB per division. If I have to explain why you should do this, you should seriously consider a new career outside of engineering. Also, when you are plotting the same type of data for units of the same type that you are measuring, Try to use the same scale for all of them, or real engineers will consider you a flake when they have to check out your data.
Scalar Network Analyzers
Scalar network analyzers measure the amplitude portion of scattering or S-parameters, reflection and transmission coefficients between the incident and reflection waves that describe a device's behavior under linear conditions at the microwave frequency range. Most scalar network analyzers are used to measure transmission gain, transmission loss, return loss, and standing wave ratio (SWR). Traditional devices use diode detectors to convert a radio frequency (RF) input signal to a proportional DC level. This method is less expensive than the tuned-receiver approach, but inherently scalar in nature. Some scalar network analyzers include a 5 ¼" floppy drive or a 3 ½" disc drive. Others include a compact disc (CD) drive for loading programs or storing data. Tape drivers and display options are also available. For example, analog meters display S-parameter values with a simple visual indicator such as a needle. Digital readouts use numeric or application-specific display. With video displays, data is presented via a cathode ray tube (CRT), liquid crystal display (LCD) or multi-line form.
There are several form factors or instrument styles for scalar network analyzers. Portable or benchtop devices can be moved with relative ease and used in a variety of applications. They may include a case or handle, but are not necessarily designed for hand held use. Fixed scalar network analyzers are kept in one location and meant to be used in one place. They are usually stand-alone devices. PC-based or "black box" instruments and modules do not include an integral display, but instead interface to a computer. They typically plug into the backplane or motherboard, or otherwise interface directly with the computer bus. For each form factor or instrument style, operating temperature and operating humidity are important considerations.
Performance specifications for scalar network analyzers include frequency range, frequency accuracy, frequency resolution, output power range, and nominal input impedance. Typically, applications such a wireless communications require higher frequency capabilities. For example, 900 MHz applications require devices with a high frequency of 10 * 900 MHz for a total of 9 GHz. Other applications must be able to measure lower frequency baseband or intermediate frequency (IF) signals. Frequency accuracyis specified as the sum of several sources of errors, including frequency-reference inaccuracy, span error, and resolution bandwidth (RBW) center-frequency error. Frequency resolution is an important specification for applications that measure close signals that need to be distinguished from one another. Output power is the 1-dB compression point that results in a 1 dB decrease in amplifier gain. Nominal input impedance is the amount of load that an input places on the signal source that drives the load. High input impedance is generally desirable and implies that little change in the signal is expected when the circuit is connected. The most common input impedances for scalar network analyzers are 50 and 75 .
There are several interfaces for scalar network analyzers. RS232, RS422, and RS485 are common serial interfaces. Universal serial bus (USB) is a 4-wire, 12-Mbps serial bus for low-to-medium speed connections. IEEE 1394 or FireWire is an interface standard adopted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for very fast digital data transfers. FireWire is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. The general-purpose interface bus (GPIB) is designed to connect computers, peripherals and laboratory instruments. Small computer systems interface (SCSI) is an intelligent I/O parallel peripheral bus. Transistor-transistor logic (TTL) is a common type of digital circuit in which the output is derived from two transistors. Some scalar network analyzers use parallel channels or Ethernet networks. Others use modems or communicate via radio transmissions or telemetry.
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Usb Smart Card Do I NEED a Smart Card / Smart Card Reader Driver?
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Hi all:
I ran a driver update program after I fresh-installed Windows 7 on a partition that used to house XP.
In any case, I now have a "O2Micro CCID SC Reader" Smart Card Reader driver which my system says is on one of my USB Hubs. (I have nothing out of the ordinary connected). After googling smart card readers I have decided that I really don't need it, but when I uninstall it, Win7 re-installs it when I boot back up even though I thought I disabled the feature in Group Policy.
Questions are: Do I really need a SCR?
and, if not, how do I get rid of it?
Thanks!
It is possible the card is on your mainboard
So each time you restart the computer it is found
you can either just leave it as it is
Or install the software for the card
If you do not need it then just leave it as it is
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Arcontia expanding product line release ARC2330 smart card reader
ARCONTIA is a contactless smart card readers and terminals Swedish manufacturer, recently announced the launch of the latest smart card reader ARC2330. This marks the Arcontia's new smart card reader product line has entered the electronic ticketing and electronic payment market.
ARC2330 is a solid and reliable reader Intelligent ISO / IEC 14443 reader, smart cards can be used for identification, travel card, contactless payments and retail recharge. The target reader of the future is through system integrators and solution providers to integrate with various payment system and payment system. The reader is equipped with four different colors of LED lights and a buzzer, and the LCM graphic display to use as the user interface.
Reader when used as a POS machine is equipped with desk mounting bracket, as a reader when the vehicle is equipped with a single rod installation tool.
Readers need to work with the host, USB or RS232 can be connected with the host to complete a variety of smart card applications. Reader has been optimized for maximum data transfer rate, whether the wireless interface or serial interface. The reader inside the shell 4 ISO / IEC 7816 SAM slot, you can work in parallel to increase speed and improve the security of smart Caan.
ARC2330 is not only fully compatible with MIFARE series of smart cards, and supports Smart MX and several other smart cards, which can be used for cashless ticketing and payment applications. Another reader also supports the latest version of NXP's MIFARE AV1 and MIFARE AV2 SAMs. ARC2330 reader is highly intelligent and can be custom designed to address different market needs.
ARC2330 reader in a variety of trade show this year will be on display module, software development tools available later in February.
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Arcontia the company since 1966 active in the smart card industry, now is the contactless smart card readers and terminals leading manufacturer of products used for electronic ticketing and electronic payment market. The company's goal is to provide reliable and high quality including the latest technology and market demand reader, and must facilitate the application and integration to achieve a variety of smart card applications. The company is headquartered in the city of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Barcode Adapter PSP CFW on a new memory card....halp?
let me start off by saying, i'm a total PSP noob, I got a PSP for my birthday 2 days ago, it's a Slim 2001, but thats all i know, it was used, and the barcode on the bottom is worn off. But I do know it can be hacked, it shipped pre hacked on 5.50 Prometheus 4, only issue is it came with a 1GB card, so I got a new 16GB M2 with an adapter, and it has nothing on it, its a fresh slate. So, for someone that wants to play games I bought on PSN (FF7, LBP, Modnation), but also wants to have CFW, what should I install on it? I was thinking of doing 6.37 and putting some form of CFW on it. Heres everything I want to do:
Play my downloaded games I bought on PSN
Play back up ISO/CSO games
Homebrew games/emulators
I'm totally lost here, so what should I put on it, and can you give me the link for it? And one more question, can I just copy everything from the 1GB to the 16GB card and it work properly? Many thanks
You should take a look at this http://wololo.net/wagic/cfw4dummies/ .Yes,you can transfer evrything from ur 1gb card to your 16gb card,it will work.
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Usb Keyboard Why does my laptop act funny when I plug the USB keyboard?
Whenever I plug my external keyboard on my laptop through the USB drive, my laptop starts acting weird. It reloads webpages, desktop blinks, etc. Is it some type of button that 's stuck on the external keyboard? Drivers? This particular keyboard only? What could it be?
Jim, I didn't think your answer was funny. The logical reason I am doing it is because I have a desk and it's more comfortable to have an external keyboard on the roll out shelf.
Sounds like a faulty keyboard to me. Drivers won't help. Check to see if any keys are stuck. Replace the keyboard,
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Simple Steps to Choose the Best Keyboard
There are various keyboards in the market, cheap or expensive, the brand-names and the unknowns. Facing so many choices, do you feel difficult to make your decision that which is the most suitable one for you to buy? The following four tips may help you.
One, nice touch
The reason I put this factor in the first place is that it is related to your study and working efficiency closely. Akeyboardwith a nice touch not only can improve your study and working efficiency but also can avoid your fingers too fatigued when using. In general, a good keyboard should be flexible enough, not shaking when pressing the keys, quick to reset and highly sensitive.
Tow, excellent quality
As one of the computer devices being used frequently, the quality directly affects a keyboard’s service life. A good keyboard should be made of refined materials and designed particularly. The characters on its key caps should be clear and wearable. Some keyboards even have water chutes to keep water from damaging their components, so you can pay attention to some of its special features when purchasing.
Three, USB ports
Though a lot of usershave PS/2 keyboards, there are also many people prefer to USB keyboards. The plug-and-play USB port is much more convenient and it can be converted to a PS/2 port easily through a USB to PS/2 adapter converter, so a USB keyboard is highly recommended.
Four, special design
In this era awash with fashion and personality, people are not only satisfied to have a good keyboard, and they begin to care about its appearance. According to their personal favors, they would like to choose a keyboard in special color or shape. If you have a keyboard that perfectly matches the conditions around very well, I bet you will feel more comfortable.
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September 24th, 2011 
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