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2. Key loop concepts covered include using break and continue to exit or skip iterations, transforming while loops into equivalent for loops, and nested loops.
3. Examples demonstrate using loops to find combinations that sum to a target, determine the largest number such that successive integers sum below a threshold, and calculate running totals in nested loops.
Here are the key steps to analyze the emitter-stabilized bias circuit:
1. Analyze the base-emitter loop using KVL:
VCC - IBRE - VBE - IERE = 0
2. Solve for IB and substitute into IE = βIB
3. Analyze the collector-emitter loop using KVL:
VCC - IC(RC + RE) - VCE = 0
4. Solve simultaneously with the base-emitter loop equation to find Q-point values of IB, IC, VBE, VCE.
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1. The document discusses different types of loops in C programming - while loops, for loops, and do-while loops. It provides examples of using each loop type to iterate through ranges of numbers and add them.
2. Key loop concepts covered include using break and continue to exit or skip iterations, transforming while loops into equivalent for loops, and nested loops.
3. Examples demonstrate using loops to find combinations that sum to a target, determine the largest number such that successive integers sum below a threshold, and calculate running totals in nested loops.
Here are the key steps to analyze the emitter-stabilized bias circuit:
1. Analyze the base-emitter loop using KVL:
VCC - IBRE - VBE - IERE = 0
2. Solve for IB and substitute into IE = βIB
3. Analyze the collector-emitter loop using KVL:
VCC - IC(RC + RE) - VCE = 0
4. Solve simultaneously with the base-emitter loop equation to find Q-point values of IB, IC, VBE, VCE.
The addition of the emitter resistor RE provides negative feedback which helps stabilize the operating point against variations in β and temperature. This makes the
This document discusses double patterning lithography, which is a technique used to print integrated circuit designs smaller than the wavelength of light allows. It involves splitting the mask into two exposures to print features half as dense. The document outlines the challenges in splitting layouts and describes techniques used, including a novel polygon fracturing algorithm, dynamic priority search trees for plane sweeping, converting the problem to a graph coloring one. It shows how to decompose the graph to solve conflicts and presents results on test cases.
Satellites spaced every 2 degrees broadcast C-band signals at 6 GHz toward satellites and L-band signals at 14 GHz toward satellites and 12 GHz toward earth. The headend is the central location for receiving broadcasts and distributing them through fiber optic lines. It contains antennas for VHF and UHF bands, a combining network to merge signals, and transmitting equipment like the CMTS internet server to distribute cable and internet services.
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This document discusses an approach to preventing violations of service level agreements (SLAs) in composite services using aspect-based fragment substitution. The approach defines checkpoints in the service composition and uses machine learning to generate predictions of SLA violations at checkpoints. If a violation is predicted, the service composition is adapted by substituting an alternative process fragment that is expected to prevent the predicted SLA violation. Background information is provided on related work in S-Cube on runtime prediction of SLA violations using machine learning on event logs, and on aspect-oriented programming concepts used in the fragment substitution approach.
This document provides an outline for a course on project scheduling and controls. The 3-day course will introduce key concepts in project scheduling including activity sequencing, developing project schedules, schedule updates and change control, and earned value management. Participants will learn to create effective project schedules, implement controls, evaluate metrics and prepare reports. The course aims to prepare attendees to sit for the PMI Scheduling Professional or AACE Project Scheduling Professional certifications. It will use exercises, workshops, and a case study to demonstrate scheduling skills across different project types.
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This work examines Multi-Path Hop-by-Hop routing where any single link failure can be locally recovered. We produce acyclic routing graphs for destination-based routing. Our approach results in two edge sets: active and reserve links. Active edges provide an acyclic graph embedding a spanning tree. Any failure that is not covered by redundant active edges is recovered by inserting a reserve edge. We guarantee recovery of the first link failure event and then seamlessly restore a HammockSet for the new topology.
Two similar approaches have been published. The O2-algorithm derived out of the project ”Key Components for the Mobile Internet of Next Generation” [Sch01] and constructs thin Hammock-Sets but is restricted to certain topologies. The MPA-algorithm [Nar00] succeeds on any topology, yet it cannot provide redundancy to all nodes. We specify topologies that allow stand-by recovery to all nodes and destinations, while we construct edge-maximized HammockSets.
For evaluation we introduce link significance, a measure for the forwarding function of inner HammockSet nodes. A heuristic algorithm optimizes the HammockSet layout for traffic distribution. It restricts the number of HammockSets on one network edge, increasing the bandwidth fraction available to the participating HammockSets.
A prototype implementation has been part of this work. It constructs HammockSets for any
destination node of a topology. The final chapter discusses the feasibility of implementing our approach in real-world systems. Further, we point out possibilities for future work.
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Two similar approaches have been published. The O2-algorithm derived out of the project ”Key Components for the Mobile Internet of Next Generation” [Sch01] and constructs thin Hammock-Sets but is restricted to certain topologies. The MPA-algorithm [Nar00] succeeds on any topology, yet it cannot provide redundancy to all nodes. We specify topologies that allow stand-by recovery to all nodes and destinations, while we construct edge-maximized HammockSets.
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1. Project Scheduling and Control
Techniques
Project Evaluation Planning & Management
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4. Critical path Method (CPM)
■ Path
- A connected sequence of activities leading from the starting event to the ending event
■ Critical Path
- The longest path (time); determines the project duration
■ Critical Activities
- All of the activities that make up the critical path
■ Forward Pass
- Earliest Start Time (ES)
• earliest time an activity can start
• ES = maximum EF of immediate predecessors
- Earliest finish time (EF)
• earliest time an activity can finish
• earliest start time plus activity time
EF = ES + t
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5. ■ Backward Pass
- Least Start Time (LS)
• Least time an activity can start without delaying critical path
time
- LS = LT – t
- Least finish time (LF)
• least time an activity can be completed without delaying
critical path time
• LS = minimum LS of immediate predecessors
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6. Example : Develop the network (AOA) for a project with
following activities and immediate predecessors
Activity A B C D E F G H I
Immediate Predecessors - - A A A E D,F B,C G,H
Completion Time 5 6 4 3 1 4 14 12 6
EST EFT
EST=Earliest start time
Activity Activity
EFT=Earliest finish time
name duration
LST=Latest start time
LFT=Latest finish time
LST LFT
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7. Example : develop the network (AON) for a project with following activities and
immediate predecessors
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8. Example 5: draw the network for the following relationship:
Activity C can be performed at the same time as E; but D cannot be started unless
both C and A are completed; A and B can be performed simultaneously , B has also
constraint on activity C and E , both D and E should be completed before the
object is achieved.
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9. Steps in CPM Project Planning
Specify the individual activities
Determine the sequence of those activities
Draw a network diagram.
Estimate the completion time for each activity.
Identify the critical path (longest path through the network)
Update the CPM diagram as the project progresses.
CPM limitations
CPM was developed for complex but fairly routine projects with
minimal uncertainty in the project completion times. For less routine
projects there is more uncertainty in the completion times, and this
uncertainty limits the usefulness of the deterministic CPM model. An
alternative to CPM is the PERT project planning model, which allows a 9 82
10. Gantt chart
Gantt chart: During the era of scientific management, Henry Gantt
developed a tool for displaying the progression of a project in the
form of a specialized chart. An early application was the tracking of
the process of ship building projects. Today, Gantt’s scheduling tool
takes the form of a horizontal bar graph and is known as a Gantt
chart, a basic sample of which is shown below:
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b
1 2 mo.
2 2 mo.
3 2 mo.
4 2 mo.
5 2 mo.
6 2 mo.
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