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    regions where telecommunication is scarce or absent are not gifted with a connection to the World Wide Web. These are mainly due to terrestrial hurdles like dense forests‚ deserts‚ mountains‚ etc. These restrict construction of cell towers‚ radio antennas and other connectivity based infrastructure. This is a problem‚ isn’t it? To eliminate this problem‚ straight out of Google X lab‚ comes another ambitious project to bring everyone up to power with the Internet. Named Project Loon‚ it focuses on

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    Cmos

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    CMOS DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ULTRA WIDE BAND RECEIVERS ABSTRACT Ultrawide band is a unique technology which is used for commercial communications. In this ‚I will explain about UWB and how to integrate it with CMOS technology.This is by designing a UWB receiver using CMOS technology. Use Verilog to build behavioral model of LNA‚mixer‚bandpass filter‚integrator.Instante the components in Cadence and run simulation in time domain. In this paper ‚I have specified the design considerations of ultra

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    Stubs and Its Types

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    capacitors and frequency-dependent inductors. Because stubs take on reactive properties as a function of their electrical length‚ stubs are most common in UHF or microwave circuits where the line lengths are more manageable. Stubs are commonly used in antenna impedance matching circuits and frequency selective filters. Smith charts can also be used to determine what length line to use to obtain a desired reactance. In their simplest form‚ stubs that are some multiple of a quarter wavelengths are used

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    Response of the Organism: Hyalella azteca Chemosensory organs in many crustaceans including Hyalella azteca allow them to locate food and mates while entirely avoiding predators. When detecting environmental changes such as the change in chemicals such as salinity‚ many amphipods have tiny hair-like organs containing sensory cells called sensilla (Hallberg‚ 2011). These chemosensory olfactory receptors are virtually found on many parts of the crustacean body including antennae‚ mouthparts and tips

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    2.9 Erbium Doped Fiber Laser The EDFLs can operate in several wave-length regions‚ ranging from visible to far infrared. The 1.55 region has attracted the most attention because it coincides with the low-loss region of silica fibers used for optical-communications [14]. The erbium absorption line that best matches with available high power pump diodes is in the 980 regime. At this wave-length‚ the absorption cross section of erbium is so low that an excessive amount of fiber would be required for

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    Antenna Wave Propagation

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    SUBJECT: ANTENNAS AND WAVE PROPAGATION 1. Define an antenna. Antenna is a transition device or a transducer between a guided wave and a free space wave or vice versa. Antenna is also said to be an impedance transforming device. 2. What is meant by radiation pattern? Radiation pattern is the relative distribution of radiated power as a function of distance in space .It is a graph which shows the variation in actual field strength of the EM wave at all points which are at equal distance from the

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    Nano optical Antenna

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    interactions. Studies on the enhancement of transition rates in solid-state systems consequently focused on coupling emitters to photonic cavities with high quality factors or to metallic nanoscale resonators. In the latter case‚ nanogap metallic antennas supporting lossy plasmon polaritons feature broad resonances whose low quality factors are compensated by high field confinement‚4–6 making them one of the most widely studied plasmonic devices for enhancing the electric dipolar decay rates

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    Kazuki Aoyama Elements of Literature 2 C-8 Final Draft New Radio Tower The new radio tower was built in Tokyo last year. It is called Tokyo Skytree‚ and it had to be built for the purpose of adaptation to a new type of television‚ digital terrestrial broadcasting. However‚ there are several reasons because of radio interference‚ the Japanese companies were change their type of television‚ and influence on public opinion‚ why the Tokyo Skytree was built. First of all‚ the Tokyo Skytree had

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    DualPol® Dual Band Antenna‚ 806–960 MHz and 1710–2180 MHz‚ 65° horizontal beamwidth‚ RET compatible variable  electrical tilt    l Two DualPol® antennas under one radome   l Interleaved dipole technology providing for attractive‚ low wind load  mechanical package   l Each antenna is independently capable of field adjustable electrical tilt   l Fully compatible with Andrew remote electrical tilt system       CHARACTERISTICS General Specifications  Antenna Type  DualPol® dual band 

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    Yougi Uda Anteena

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    Yagi-Uda Antenna Let the driven element be kept at the origin and one parasitic element at z=-.125 . Let both dipoles are oriented along x axis. Due to the driven element (1)‚ the current will be induced in (2) and this element is called parasitic element. The current induced in the second element depends on its length‚ radius of the element and spacing. Let the current in driven element and parasitic element be 1 A and 1 2 0.7Ð1400 A‚ respectively. AF = I1e jb d 1 cos q + I 2 e

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