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    Knock Detecting Door Lock

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    guitar pick-up(microphone used in guitars) as the microphone. We used it because it can be attached to wood‚ here to door so it only get the sound come along the timber without any noise. This microphone doesn’t accept any sound other than sound of knocking. From microphone we get a current signal that is proportional to the energy of the sound wave received by the microphone. Then this signal is send to the signal amplifier. This circuit amplifies the weak signal from microphone so it can be

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    can touch or hit. power supply‚ CPU‚ hard drive‚ motherboard‚ wireless router‚ Webcam‚ Visual display unit‚ trackball‚ Microphones‚ Headphones‚ Joystick‚ Zip drive‚ tape drive‚ USB Flash drive‚ Solid state drive‚ Tape drive‚ Media Devices‚ Compact disc‚ Bluray disc‚ RAM‚ Motherboard‚ firmware‚ power supply and bus. INPUT DEVICES- Keyboard‚ mouse‚ touch screen‚ scanner‚ Microphone‚ light pen‚ optical mark reader‚ bar code reader‚ Digital camera‚ gamepad‚ MIDI Keyboard‚ touchpads‚ electronic white

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    Nt1310 Unit 4 Study Guide

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    varying air_. a) Resistance b) Density c) Viscosity d) Pressure 86. Treble sound corresponds to a) Low frequencies b) Mid frequencies c) High frequencies d) Radio frequencies 87. The typical Output voltage from a magnetic microphone is a) 5 mV b) 50 mV c) 10 mV d) 1 mV 88. Two 4-Ω speakers connected in series have a total impedance of_. a) 2Ω b) 4Ω c) 8Ω d) 6Ω 89. What determines the rate of frequency swing for an FM broadcast transmitter? a) Modulation

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    Voice Recognition Software: Comparison and Recommendations Use of voice recognition software is under consideration by medical office administrators nationally. Administrators have long searched for alternatives to the expense‚ error rate‚ and record-completion delays associated with conventional transcription. It is no wonder that‚ with the recent advances in voice recognition software‚ medical transciptionists are looking at this emerging technology as a powerful way of accomplishing essential

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    Lecture02 Spring04

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    Electrical Network IS AN INTERCONNECTION OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS L R1 vS  R2 vO  + - C TYPICAL LINEAR CIRCUIT OBJECTIVES • To analyze‚ design and measure a number of quantities (e.g. current‚ voltage) of linear analog electrical network systems‚ across engineering disciplines and within sub-disciplines of Electrical Engineering. EE Subdisciplines • Power • Electromagnetics • Communication/ Signal Processing • Digital • Controls • Solid State The AM Radio & The Telephone System The

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    invent the loudspeaker‚ Peter L Jensen. Peter L Jensen is influential because of his inventions‚ his ability to entertain‚ and his dedication. Some of Peter L Jensen’s accomplishments were the Telegraphone‚ the Loudspeaker‚ and the anti-noise microphone. I know that Peter L Jensen invented the telegraphone because on www.aes.org it says “He began working in the laboratory of Valdemar Poulsen soon after Poulsen’s public demonstration of the telegraphone at the 1900 Paris Exhibition.” This evidence

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    etc Answer the question. If the question asks you to write or speak about sport‚ write or speak about ‘sport’ NOT ‘science’ Keep strictly within the word limit given for writing tasks Respond quickly and keep speaking during speaking tasks. The microphone will close after 3 seconds of silence and stop recording Don’t Write ENTIRELY in capital letters. Only use capitals when needed: at the beginning of sentences‚ names‚ etc Click Next before you have completed the task and are ready to move on

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    Fm Radio Transmitter

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    2012 A SYNOPSIS ON SUBMITTED BY: RAJ KUMAR DHAKAD BRIJESH PATEL RAJEEV KIRAR RASHMI RAI FM RADIO TRANSMITTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Practical knowledge means the visualization of the knowledge‚ which we read in books. For this we perform experiments & get observation. Practical knowledge is very important in field. One must be familiar with the problems related to the field so that he may solve them and becomes successful person. After achieving proper goal of life an engineer has to enter in the

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    Input devices 1.Keyboard In computing‚ a keyboard is an input device‚ partially modeled after the typewriter keyboard‚ which uses an arrangement of buttons or keys‚ to act as mechanical levers or electronic switches. A keyboard typically has characters engraved or printed on the keys and each press of a key typically corresponds to a single written symbol. However‚ to produce some symbols requires pressing and holding several keys simultaneously or in sequence. 2. Mouse In computing‚ a mouse

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    Sound Engineering

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    common devices include microphones‚ radio receivers‚ tape recorders‚ CD players‚ amplifiers‚ AV receivers‚ mixing consoles and speakers. Although these devices can be used by the average Joe‚ the can be put into further use by a sound engineer. A microphone for instance is a device that a live sound engineer would use for setting up a stage performance. Another microphone would be used for a studio engineer setting up the sound booth. The difference is that one microphone is specifically made for

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