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Analog BiCMOS Design: Practices and Pitfalls 2007-07-24 01:40:00 James C. Daly & Denis P. Galipeau (CRC Press) Contents: 1 Devices 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Silicon Conductivity 1.3 Pn Junctions 1.4 Diode Current 1.5 Bipolar Transistors 1.6 MOS Transistors 1.7 DMOS Transistors 1.8 Zener Diodes 1.9 EpiFETs 1.10 Chapter Exercises 2 Device Models 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Bipolar Transistors 2.3 MOS Transistors 2.4 Simple Small Signal Models for Hand Calculations 2.5 Chapter Exercises 3 Current Sources 3.1 Current Mirrors in Bipolar Technology 3.2 Current Mirrors in MOS Technology 3.3 Chapter Exercises 4 Voltage References 4.1 Simple Voltage References 4.2 Vbe Multiplier 4.3 Zener Voltage Reference 4.4 Temperature Characteristics of Ic and Vbe 4.5 Bandgap Voltage Reference 5 Amplifiers 5.1 The Common-Emitter Amplifier 5.2 The Common-Base Amplifier 5.3 Common-Collector Amplifiers (Emitter Followers) 5.4 Two-Transistor Amplifiers 5.5 CC-CE and CC-CC Amplifiers 5.6 The Darlington Configuration 5.7 The CE-CB Amplifier, or Cascode 5.8 Emitter-Coupled Pairs 5.9 Th Read more:Analog
Practical Machinery Vibration Analysis & Predictive Maintenance 2007-07-20 07:20:00 Paresh Girdhar Edited by C. Scheffer (Newnes) Contents: 1 Predictive
maintenance techniques: Part 1 Predictive maintenance basics 1.1 Maintenance
philosophies 1.2 Evolution of maintenance philosophies 1.3 Plant machinery classification and recommendations 1.4 Principles of predictive maintenance 1.5 Predictive maintenance techniques 1.6 Vibration analysis – a key predictive maintenance technique 2 Predictive maintenance techniques: Part 2 Vibration basics 2.1 Spring-mass system: mass, stiffness, damping 2.2 System response 2.3 What is vibration? 2.4 The nature of vibration 2.5 Harmonics 2.6 Limits and standards of vibration 3 Data acquisition 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Collection of vibration signal – vibration transducers, characteristics and mountings 3.3 Conversion of vibrations to electrical signal 3.4 Conclusion 4 Signal processing, applications and representations 4.1 The fast Fourier transform (FFT) analysis 4.2 Time waveform analysis 4.3 Phase signal analysis 4.4 Special signal p Read more:Practical
, Analysis
GPRS: Gateway to Third Generation Mobile Networks 2007-07-14 23:42:00 Gunnar Heine & Holger Sagkob (Artech House) Contents: 1 The Basics: Principles of GSM and Influences on GPRS 1.1 The Network Architecture of GSM 1.2 The Multiple Access Processes: SDMA, FDMA, and TDMA 1.3 Chronological Sequence of Uplink and Downlink Transmission 1.4 Problems of Transmission Delay in TDMA Systems—Timing Advance Control 1.5 Frame Hierarchy and Logical Channels in GSM 1.6 The GSM Signal Processing 1.7 Data Services in GSM • References 2 Introduction to GPRS 2.1 The History—From GSM to UMTS 2.2 Definitions: Circuit Switched and Packet Switched 2.3 Problems of Packet Switching in Mobile
Communication 2.4 The Combined GSM/GPRS Network Architecture 2.5 The Mobile Station in GPRS • References 3 The Air Interface in GPRS 3.1 The 52 Multiframe 3.2 The Packet Data Channels 3.3 Timing Advance Control in GPRS 3.4 The Coding Schemes CS-1 to CS-4 3.5 Identification of Data Packets 3.6 Access to the GPRS Network 3.7 Resource Allocation in GPRS 3.8 The Operation of the PAC Read more:Gateway
, Generation
AC Power Systems Handbook, Third Edition 2007-07-13 09:37:00 Jerry C. Whitaker (CRC Press) Contents: Chapter 1 AC Power Systems
1.1 Introduction 1.2 AC Circuit Analysis 1.3 Elements of the AC Power System 1.4 Utility AC Power System Architecture 1.5 Reference 1.6 Bibliography Chapter 2 Power-Generation Systems 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Fundamental Concepts 2.3 Power-Generating Systems 2.4 References 2.5 Bibliography Chapter 3 Power Factor 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Fundamental Principles 3.3 PF Correction Techniques 3.4 References 3.5 Bibliography Chapter 4 Power Transformers 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Inductive Properties 4.3 Basic Principles of the Transformer 4.4 Transformer Failure Modes 4.5 References 4.6 Bibliography Chapter 5 Capacitors 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Basic Principles 5.3 Capacitor Failure Modes 5.4 References 5.5 Bibliography Chapter 6 Semiconductors 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Semiconductor Failure Modes 6.3 MOSFET Devices 6.4 Thyristor Components 6.5 ESD Failure Modes 6.6 Semiconductor Development 6.7 Effects of Arcing 6.8 References 6.9 Bibliography C Read more:Handbook
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McGraw-Hill's Engineering Companion 2007-07-06 06:53:00 Ejup N. Ganic & Tyler G. Hicks (McGraw
-Hill) "The scores of literature materials available to engineers of today are both vast and impressive. Specialized studies, textbooks, encyclopedias, pocket books of frequently used formulas, and collections of tables, data and conversion charts and, of course, handbooks clutter the bookshelves of libraries and homes. All of these serve a common purpose: to provide information or necessary solutions to problems various or specific. With the new McGraw-Hill’s Engineering Companion
, we make a bold step toward adding yet another work to this well established list and an even bolder claim that this work will soon stand on a new list on its own: A list of one. How do we find the information we seek, the solution we need, without conducting a large survey through engineering literature? How do we allow engineers to work more on concepts and less on information quests? The scope of this book is defined precisely in answer to these needs. In one volume
Digital Multimedia Perception and Design 2007-07-06 06:42:00 Gheorghita Ghinea & Sherry Y. Chen (Idea Group Publishing) "Multimedia
is an interdisciplinary, application-oriented technology that capitalizes on the multi-sensory nature of humans and the ability of computers to store, manipulate, and convey non-numerical information such as video, graphics, and audio in addition to numerical and textual information. Multimedia has the intrinsic goal of improving the effectiveness of computer-to-human interaction and, ultimately, of human-to-human communication. While the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) community looks predominantly at the application layer and the telecommunications community at the lower end of the ISO OSI stack, little work has been published in bridging the gap between these two communities. Indeed, the human element is often neglected in Quality of Service (QoS) negotiation protocols. Not only does this have a negative and undesirable impact on the user’s experience of multimedia, it also discards the potential for more Read more:Digital
, Perception
ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System Design 2007-07-06 04:18:00 Jay Schlickman (Artech House) "Without question, product quality is needed now as never before. Poor quality, especially in a world of globalization, equates to costs of nonconformance in the area of billions of dollars and, most importantly, oftentimes costs human life. The pursuit of product quality requires that an organization create a quality framework. The ISO 9001:2000 quality management system (QMS) is an internationally established quality framework. This book is designed to assist an organization to structure an ISO 9001:2000 QMS on some well-established documentation and implementation concepts that have been proven to be effective based on ten years of intensive consulting and auditing experiences with 106 ISO 9000–certified organizations. The intent of this exercise is to provide the reader with a reasonable probability of maximized organizational productivity when the ISO 9001:2000 system is implemented. The book’s objective is to establish an engineering design appro Read more:Quality
, Management
, System
Handbook of Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents 2007-07-04 03:49:00 D. Hank Ellison (CRC Press) "At the height of the Gulf War conflict, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who had already used deadly chemical and biological warfare agents against the Kurdish population, threatens similar action against US troops. Years later, far removed from the theater of war, a dangerous chemical agent is released in a Japanese subway train, injuring dozens of passengers. Indeed, highly lethal nerve gases, vesicants and other hazardous chemical and biological agents may be the new weapons of choice among terrorist groups around the world - a threat that is now of paramount concern to emergency response teams. In his book, the Handbook
of Chemical and BiologicalWarfare
Agents, author D. Hank Ellison provides all the information emergency response teams need to deal with lethal materials - from the physical appearance and symptoms of such agents, to their detection and removal, as well as the treatment of victims." Download book from rapidshare.com (PDF, 1655 KB)
EW 102: A Second Course in Electronic Warfare 2007-07-04 03:48:00 David L. Adamy (Artech House) "This is the second book in the series, and like other books in that position it is intended to have stand-alone value–—but not be redundant with the first book (in this case, EW 101). Like the first book, this one collects the material presented in many months of EW 101 columns, organizes the material into chapters, and adds introductory and supplementary material for completeness–—so it reads like a book rather than a collection of columns. It also has a feature requested by many readers of both the book and the columns: Solved problems. This book comprises almost entirely new material that was not in the EW 101 book. The exceptions are the sections which provide additional scope to material covered in EW 101. In those cases, there is a brief overview of the relevant EW 101 material. The subjects covered in the rest of the book are: • Chapter 2: Threats, from a functional and signal point of view. EW 101 talked about threats in context, but nev Read more:Warfare
, Second
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Computational Biochemistry and Biophysics 2007-06-21 09:47:00 Edited by Oren M. Becker, Alexander D. MacKerell, Jr., Benoit Roux & Masakatsu Watanabe (Marcel Dekker) "In recent years the significant increase in computer power along with the implementation of a wide range of theoretical methods into sophisticated simulation programs have greatly expanded the applicability of computational approaches to biological systems. The expansion is such that interesting applications to important and complex biomolecular systems are now often carried out by researchers with no special training in computational methodologies. To successfully apply computational approaches to their systems of interest, these ‘‘nonspecialists’’ must make several important choices about the proper methods and techniques for the particular question that they are trying to address. We believe that a good understanding of the theory behind the myriad of computational methods and techniques can help in this process. Therefore, one of this book’s aims is to provide readers Read more:Computational
Newnes Engineering Science Pocket Book, Third Edition 2007-06-21 09:45:00 John Bird (Newnes) "Newnes Engineering SciencePocket
Book is intended to provide students, technicians, scientists and engineers with a readily available reference to the essential engineering science formulae, definitions and general information needed during their studies and/or work situation—a handy book to have on the bookshelf to delve into as the need arises. The text is divided, for convenience of reference, into three main sections embracing general engineering science, mechanical engineering and physical science and electrical engineering science. The text assumes little previous knowledge and is suitable for a wide range of courses of study. It will be particularly useful for students studying for NVQ’s and GNVQ’s, technician certificates and diplomas, for GCSE and A levels, and for Engineering degrees." Download book from rapidshare.com (PDF, 3314 KB) Read more:Edition
Understanding Surveillance Technologies: Spy Devices, Their Origins & Applications 2007-06-21 09:43:00 Julie K. Petersen (CRC Press) "This book was designed to set the groundwork for learning about surveillance technologies. The basic stepping stones presented here will make it easier to understand more advanced texts devoted to individual technologies such as radar, sonar, video cameras, and genetic profiling. Understanding
Surveillance Technologies is the first comprehensive, introductory overview of the field of surveillance devices. It comprises 18 chapters and includes more than 700 photos and illustrations. It is suitable for college surveillance courses, professional recruiting programs, and as a reference for beginning professionals in the fields of law enforcement, forensics, and military surveillance. It has been designed with a flexible, modular format. The chapters can be read in almost any order and chapters that share common topics are cross-referenced to alert the reader. Everyone needs to understand surveillance technologies. Surveillance devices are now everywhere and m Read more:Devices
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Video Demystified: A Handbook for the Digital Engineer, Fourth Edition 2007-06-21 09:41:00 Keith Jack (Newnes) "The book is organized as follows: Chapter 2, an Introduction to Video, discusses the various video formats and signals, where they are used, and the differences between interlaced and progressive video. Block diagrams of DVD players and digital set-top boxes are provided. Chapter 3 reviews the common Color Spaces, how they are mathematically related, and when a specific color space is used. Color spaces reviewed include RGB, YUV, YIQ, YCbCr, HSI, HSV and HLS. Considerations for converting from a non-RGB to a RGB color space and gamma correction are also discussed. Chapter 4 is a Video Signals Overview that reviews the video timing and the analog and digital representations of various video formats, including 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Chapter 5 discusses the Analog Video Interfaces, including the analog RGB, YPbPr, SVideo and SCART interfaces for consumer and pro-video applications. Chapter 6 discusses the various Digital
Video Interfaces for s Read more:Handbook
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, Fourth Edition
Modern Dictionary of Electronics, Seventh Edition 2007-06-21 09:40:00 Rudolf F. Graf (Newnes) "With over a million copies in print, the ModernDictionary
of Electronics is the bible of technology reference for readers around the world. Now fully updated by the original author, this essential, comprehensive reference book should be in the library of every engineer, technician, technical writer, hobbyist, and student. Included in this fully revised classic are well over 28,000 terms, phrases, acronyms, and abbreviations from the ever-expanding worlds of consumer electronics, optics, microelectronics, computers, communications, and medical electronics. From the basic elements of theory to the most cutting-edge circuit technology, this book explains it all in both words and pictures. For easy reference, the author has provided definitions for standard abbreviations and equations as well as tables of SI (International System of Units) units, measurements, and schematic symbols." Download book from rapidshare.com (PDF, 30200 KB) Read more:Edition
Encyclopedia of Materials, Parts, and Finishes, Second Edition 2007-06-21 09:36:00 Mel Schwartz (CRC Press) "During the past two decades higher processing temperatures, more efficient engines at higher temperatures, and the use of a vacuum environment have led to the development of a number of important processing, fabrication, and industrial techniques, resulting in new material forms including matrix composites, nano- and functionally graded structures, plastics, smart piezoelectric materials, shape memory alloys, intermetallics, ceramics, and fullerenes. The second edition of this encyclopedia covers the new materials that have been invented or modified in recent years and updates information on basic materials as well. Encyclopedia
of Materials
, Parts
, and Finishes, SecondEdition
brings together in one concise volume the most up-to-date information on materials, forms and parts, finishes, and processes utilized in the industry. There is not a book currently on the market that incorporates so much materials information in one volume. The coverage of materials usa Read more:Second Edition
Electrodynamics of Solids: Optical Properties of Electrons in Matter 2007-06-21 09:34:00 Martin Dressel & George Gruner (Cambridge University Press) "The authors of this book present a thorough discussion of the optical properties of solids, with a focus on electron states and their response to electrodynamic fields. A review of the fundamental aspects of the propagation of electromagnetic fields, and their interaction with condensed matter, is given. This is followed by a discussion of the optical properties of metals, semiconductors, and collective states of solids such as superconductors. Theoretical concepts, measurement techniques, and experimental results are covered in three inter-related sections. Well established, mature fields are discussed, together with modern topics at the focus of current interest. The substantial reference list included will also prove to be a valuable resource for those interested in the electronic properties of solids. The book is intended for use by advanced undergraduate and graduate students, and researchers active in the fields of cond Read more:Solids
, Optical
, Properties
Anatomy of a Robot 2007-06-21 09:32:00 Charles M. Bergren (McGraw-Hill) "The book is divided into chapters that deal with monolithic subjects like computer hardware, computer software, digital signal processing (DSP), communications, power, and control systems. It is my hope that readers will find these individual subjects compelling enough to pursue them further. In each chapter, I’ve included URLs for web sites that explain the technologies in more depth. The Web can be a great place to obtain a continuing education. Chapter 1 covers project management. More robots bite the dust for a lack of management discipline than any other reason. Building robots is much like going into battle. You can do great damage coming straight out of the gate and swinging swords, but it takes planning to make sure only the enemy gets cut. The chapter outlines how to approach a robot project from the outset. It includes development process flowcharts, checklists, and lots of tips. Robot
s are not built; they are born. With forethought and pre
Yoghurt: Science and Technology, Second Edition 2007-06-21 09:30:00 A. Y. Tamime & R. K. Robinson (Woodhead Publishing Limited) "Yoghurt: science and technology is a standard work in its field for industry professionals and those involved in applied research. Because manufacture is still, essentially, a natural biological process, it remains difficult to control the quality of the final product. Such control depends on a thorough understanding of the nature of yoghurt and both the biochemical changes and process technologies involved in production. Yoghurt: science and technology provides just such an understanding. Since the last edition the industry has been transformed by the introduction of mild-tasting 'bio-yoghurts', changing both consumer markets and manufacturing practices. The new edition has been comprehensively revised to take on board this and other major changes in the industry, including new technological developments such as the production of strained yoghurt by ultrafiltration, and the latest advances in machanisation and automation." Read more:Edition
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The MPEG Handbook - MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 2007-06-21 09:28:00 John Watkinson (Focal Press) "This book completely revises the earlier book entitled MPEG-2. It is an interesting insight into the rate at which this technology progresses that this book was in preparation only a year after MPEG-2 was first published. The impetus for the revision is, of course, MPEG-4 which is comprehensively covered here. The opportunity has also been taken to improve a number of explanations and to add a chapter on applications of MPEG. The approach of the book has not changed in the slightest. Compression is a specialist subject with its own library of specialist terminology which is generally accompanied by a substantial amount of mathematics. I have always argued that mathematics is only a form of shorthand, itself a compression technique! Mathematics describes but does not explain, whereas this book explains and then describes. A chapter of fundamentals is included to make the main chapters easier to follow. Also included are some guidelines which have been found Read more:Handbook
Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering, Third Edition 2007-06-21 09:26:00 K. F. Riley, M. P. Hobson & S. J. Bence (Cambridge University Press) "The third edition of this highly acclaimed undergraduate textbook is suitable for teaching all the mathematics ever likely to be needed for an undergraduate course in any of the physical sciences. As well as lucid descriptions of all the topics covered and many worked examples, it contains more than 800 exercises. A number of additional topics have been included and the text has undergone significant reorganisation in some areas. New stand-alone chapters: • give a systematic account of the ‘special functions’ of physical science • cover an extended range of practical applications of complex variables including WKB methods and saddle-point integration techniques • provide an introduction to quantum operators. Further tabulations, of relevance in statistics and numerical integration, have been added. In this edition, all 400 odd-numbered exercises are provided with complete worked solutions in a separate manu Read more:Edition
, Mathematical
, Methods
, Physics
Beer: Tap into the Art and Science of Brewing, Second Edition 2007-06-21 09:24:00 Charles Bamforth (Oxford University Press) "This book is not an exercise in trying to convince you, the reader, of the merits and demerits of drinking beer. I assume that as you have picked it up, and are starting to read, you have an existing interest in beer. The aim of this book is to give the nonspecialist a feel for the science and technology that underpin a truly international beverage. I use the word “international,” accepting that to do justice to the entire world of beer would have demanded more than a single volume. Markets differ considerably from country to country, but the scientific principles of brewing are constant the world over. It is the science and the technology about which I particularly wish to inform the reader, for the processes involved in the brewing of beer are as fascinating as they are, in some ways, unique. I have several audiences in mind for this book. First, and perhaps foremost, are the laypeople who want to know, in reader-friendly terms, what go Read more:Edition
, Second
, Science
, Second Edition
, Brewing
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Engineering, Second Edition 2007-06-21 09:22:00 (McGraw
-Hill) "The McGraw-Hill Dictionary
of Engineering provides a compendium of more than 18,000 terms that are central to the various branches of engineering and related fields of science. The coverage in this SecondEdition
is focused on building construction, chemical engineering, civil engineering, control systems, design engineering, electricity and electronics, engineering acoustics, industrial engineering, mechanics and mechanical engineering, systems engineering, and thermodynamics. Many new entries have been added since the previous edition with others revised as necessary. Many of the terms used in engineering are often found in specialized dictionaries and glossaries; this Dictionary, however, aims to provide the user with the convenience of a single, comprehensive reference. All of the definitions are drawn from the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms, Sixth Edition (2003). Each definition is classified according to the field with which it is primaril Read more:Second Edition
The Illustrated Dictionary of Electronics, Eighth Edition 2007-06-21 09:20:00 Editor-in-Chief: Stan Gibilisco (McGraw-Hill) "The IllustratedDictionary
of Electronics—8th Edition
has been revised, clarified, and updated, reflecting technological advances of recent years. New definitions have been added in the fields of wireless technology, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Every effort has been made to be concise and accurate, without “talking down” to the reader. Many definitions contain cross references (indicated in ALL CAPITALS); these provide recommended additional information or allow comparison with related terms. Expressions of special significance are printed in italics. Electronics abbreviations are included in the text; the full terms are stated as definitions. While an effort has been made to avoid superfluous mathematics, equations are sometimes necessary to completely and effectively define a term. Mathematics beyond the highschool level has not been used. Appendix A contains the standard symbols used in electrical and electronic diagram Read more:Eighth
A Practical Guide to Video and Audio Compression: From Sprockets and Rasters to Macro Blocks 2007-06-21 09:17:00 Cliff Wootton (Focal Press) "The last few years have been an extraordinary time for the digital video industry. Not long before the turn of the millennium, digital video editing systems were expensive capital items of equipment that only major broadcasters and production companies could afford. To think that now the same capability is available in a laptop that you can buy off the shelf and it comes with the software for something in the region of $1200 is amazing. This is a capability we have dreamed about having on our desktops for 15 years. The price of the hardware and software needed to run an entire TV broadcast service is now within the reach of any organization or individual who cares to get involved. Recall the boom in publishing that happened when the Apple LaserWriter was launched with Adobe PostScript contained inside and those early page composition programs enhanced what we were able to do with Word version 1 or MacWrite. We are now at that place with digital media and wh Read more:Practical
, Guide
, Audio
, Compression
, Macro
, Blocks
Essential Mathematical Skills for Engineering, Science and Applied Mathematics 2007-06-21 07:22:00 Steven Ian Barry & Stephen Alan Davis (UNSW Press) "There are certain mathematical skills that are essential for any of your courses that use mathematics. Your lecturer will assume that you know them perfectly - not just a vague idea, but that you have completely mastered these skills. Without these necessary skills, you will find present and later subjects extremely difficult. You may also lose too many marks making 'silly' mistakes in exams. So what skills do you need to have? This book contains the mathematical skills we think are essential for you to not only know but remember. It is not a textbook and does not attempt to teach you, hence there are no long wordy explanations. This book should act as a reminder to you of material you have already learned. If you are having trouble with a section or chapter then we suggest you consult a more thorough textbook. We have left a number of blank pages at the back of the book for you to add in skills that you or your lecturers think are Read more:Science
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Digital Signal Processing: DSP and Applications 2007-07-29 08:50:00 Dag Stranneby (Newnes) Contents: 1 Introduction 1.1 Historic background 1.2 Digital
signal processing basics 2 The analog-digital interface 2.1 System considerations 2.2 Digital to analog conversion 2.3 Analog to digital conversion 3 Adaptive digital systems 3.1 Introduction 3.2 The processor and the performance function 3.3 Adaptation algorithms 3.4 Applications
4 Non-linear applications 4.1 General 4.2 The median filter 4.3 Artificial neural networks 4.4 Fuzzy logic 5 Spectral analysis and modulation 5.1 DFT and FFT 5.2 Spectral analysis 5.3 Complex modulation 6 Introduction to Kalman filters 6.1 An intuitive approach 6.2 The Kalman filter 7 Data compression 7.1 An information theory primer 7.2 Source coding 8 Error-correcting codes 8.1 Channel coding 8.2 Error-correcting codes 9 Digital signal processors 9.1 System considerations 9.2 DSP versus conventional microprocessors 9.3 Programming DSPs 9.4 Implementation examples 9.5 Where to? rapidshare.com PDF (-> RAR) | 239 pages | 8,709 Read more:Processing
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Mechanics 2007-07-27 05:01:00 Kyriakos Tamvakis (Cambridge University Press) Contents: 1 Wave functions 2 The free particle 3 Simple potentials 4 The harmonic oscillator 5 Angular momentum 6 Quantum behaviour 7 General motion 8 Many-particle systems 9 Approximation methods 10 Scattering rapidshare.com PDF (-> RAR) | 344 pages | 4,398 KB (-> 1,647 KB) Read more:Mechanics
TDD-CDMA for Wireless Communications 2007-07-31 09:20:00 Riaz Esmailzadeh & Masao Nakagawa (Artech House) Contents: 1 Introduction 1.1 Mobile Communications
1.2 TDD Systems 1.3 Spread Spectrum Communications • References 2 Mobile Radio Communications 2.1 Radio Communication System 2.2 Mobile Channel Characteristics 2.3 Spread Spectrum Communications 2.4 CDMA Communications 2.5 System Configuration 2.6 Summary • References 3 TDD Transmission 3.1 TDD System 3.2 Synchronous Transmission 3.3 Why TDD? 3.4 CDMA Group Transmission: TDD 3.5 Summary • References 4 Power Control in TDD-CDMA Systems 4.1 Uplink Power Control in TDD 4.2 Downlink Power Control 4.3 Power Control in Multipath Diversity 4.4 Summary • References 5 Pre-Rake Diversity Combining 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Multipath Channel Model 5.3 The Rake Combination 5.4 The Pre-Rake Combination 5.5 Theoretical Analyses 5.6 TDD-CDMA System with Pre-Rake 5.7 Performance Analysis of the Pre-Rake TDD-CDMA 5.8 Performance Analysis of the Rake TDD-CDMA 5.9 Numerical Results and Discussion 5. Read more:Wireless
Nuclear Energy: An Introduction to the Concepts, Systems, and Applications of Nuclear Processes, Fifth Edition 2007-08-03 05:18:00 Raymond L. Murray (Butterworth Heinemann) Contents: Part I BASIC CONCEPTS 1 Energy
1.1 Forces and Energy 1.2 Thermal Energy 1.3 Radiant Energy 1.4 The Equivalence of Matter and Energy 1.5 Energy and the World 1.6 Summary 1.7 Exercises 1.8 General References 1.9 References for Chapter 1 2 Atoms and Nuclei 2.1 Atomic Theory 2.2 Gases 2.3 The Atom and Light 2.4 Laser Beams 2.5 Nuclear
Structure 2.6 Sizes and Masses of Nuclei 2.7 Binding Energy 2.8 Summary 2.9 Exercises 2.10 References for Chapter 2 3 Radioactivity 3.1 Radioactive Decay 3.2 The Decay Law 3.3 Radioactive Chains 3.4 Measurement of Half-Life 3.5 Summary 3.6 Exercises 3.7 References for Chapter 3 4 Nuclear Processes 4.1 Transmutation of Elements 4.2 Energy and Momentum Conservation 4.3 Reaction Rates 4.4 Particle Attenuation 4.5 Neutron Cross Sections 4.6 Neutron Migration 4.7 Summary 4.8 Exercises 4.9 References for Chapter 4 5 Radiation and Materials 5.1 Excitation and Ionization by Electrons 5.2 Heavy Charged Particle Stopp Read more:Introduction
, Concepts
, Systems
, Applications
, Fifth
, Edition
Transistor Circuit Techniques: Discrete and Integrated, Third Edition 2007-08-02 09:46:00 G. J. Ritchie (Chapman & Hall/CRC) Contents: 1 Introduction to semiconductor devices • Objectives • Semiconductors • The junction diode • Diode models • Breakdown diodes • The bipolar junction transistor • Integrated
circuits • Summary • Problems 2 Introduction to amplifiers and biasing • Objectives • Amplifier fundamentals • BJT configurations • BJT biasing in common-emitter • Biasing other configurations • Coupling capacitors • Direct coupling • Summary • Problems 3 Small-signal BJT models and their application • Objectives • Why model? • A basic BJT model • Use of the model • Full hybrid-π model • Simple common-base model • Summary • Problems 4 Single-stage BJT amplifiers with feedback • Objectives • Series feedback amplifier • The emitter follower • Effect of emitter decoupling capacitor • Shunt feedback amplifier • High-input resistance techniques • Summary • Problems 5 Linear integrated circuit techniques Read more:Edition
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