 | Integrated Circuit IC |
 | VLSI - Integrated Circuit fabrication process - 1/3 Video detailing the fabrication process of integrated circuits. Part 1/3. |
 | Integrated Circuits David Issadore, a graduate student in Applied Physics from Harvard, teams up with The Museum of Science Boston to help us learn about the wild world of integrated circuits by opening up an iPod to figure out how it works. |
 | VLSI - Integrated Circuit fabrication process - 2/3 Video detailing the fabrication process of integrated circuits. Part 2/3. |
 | Chip [A short film about integrated circuits] You can buy the DVD containing this film in high-quality with 8 other films from the-school.org now! http://www.amazon.com/School-org-Presents-I-Circle/dp/B001JP63F6/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1226446786&sr=8-6 You can buy the DVD on Amazon.com!^ A short film about integrated circuits. [Note:This the version 2.5 of 3.0] For the classroom or for the home. Enjoy. Lyrics & Soundtrack http://safyreschool.com/Chip.html http://www.the-school.org/ Little films for a big planet. |
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 | How Can You Improve Your Cell Phone Reception? live.pirllo.com - geeks.pirillo.com - I am getting used to having dropped calls on the iPhone 3G. This thing drops calls like clockwork. It doesn't seem like a tower problem. I can be sitting still, and lose a call. Even if the phone shows full signal, it still will drop. I'm hoping the upcoming firmware update will solve some of this. I've never had a mobile device with this many issues. What can you do to boost your reception? |
 | Infinera's Photonic Integrated Circuits 100 Gigabits/second on every Infinera chip. An animated graphical depiction of how Infinera's PICs work. |
 | RF transmitter circuit Working RF system This is a part of our 3-Semesters project at RMIT University |
 | RF electron source Radio frequency (RF) plasmas are attractive as electron beam sources because they allow for a design where the cathode dose not participate in electron production while providing high efficiency and long life operation. Traditionally, hollow cathodes or tungsten filaments have been used as electron sources because of their high electron current density and relatively low power requirements. However, their operational lifetime is limited by cathode and filament deterioration, contamination, and barium diffusion rates, and in some cases requiring a large amount of inert feed gas, thus rendering them less suitable use in corrosive environments and sustained use. The Non-ambipolar Electron Source (NES) is a device that produces electron beams from plasma created with RF fields in a magnetized plasma combined with electron extraction by electron sheaths. |
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