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    Fiber Optic Sensor Essay

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    SUDY ON FIBER OPTIC SENSORS Mr. Prasanna M.Thawale School of Computer science and Engineering, California State University Northridge, Northridge-91324. Independent Study On Fiber Optic Sensors  Overview: Term: Fall-2014 Guide: Prof. Nagwa Bekir Topic: Fiber Optic Sensors .  Introduction: Fiber optic sensor since their emergence have been a sector of keen interest for researchers because of their specific and exclusive characteristics thus resulting into the fastest growing field in the past years. There has been a vast development in the fiber optic sensor technology since the first sensor was patient 40 years back in USA during mid 1960’s named as Fotonic sensor. This can be traced back to papers presented…

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    considering the demerits of optical fiber networks. Despite of the fact that the cost for fiber is dropping by 60% per year and is beneficial in long run, its initial installation cost is still high and is not affordable to all vendors. Per unit cost of fiber cable is more than that of copper cable. Secondly, as the technology is still new and improvising, it requires skilled manpower for its installation, operation and maintenance. Further it requires new equipment compared to prevalent…

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    Optical Sensors Essay

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    In today’s world sensors especially optical sensors have many emerging applications beginning from the medical diagnostics to detect the pollution in the environment. Because of these wide range of applications the challenges faced to design, proper functioning and maintenance of an optical sensor requires immense knowledge of optical, material, and environmental properties that could affect sensor performance in all aspects. The wavelength range of the laser, interactions between the signal…

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    Switch Robot Essay

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    This mechanism implemented with two sesnors which can detect a surface under the robot and move the robot accordingly. If the edge is detected on a platform by right sensor the robot will turn to its left and vice versa. When the robot detects the edge on both the sides it moves backward untill it doesn’t detect any edge and then moves to the right side a little and repeats the above process. Line following robot : Now, lets design a line following robot, for that, I need to pick a 50 ext block…

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    Design and Simulation of Microcantilevers for Sensing Applications Abstract- MEMS is the integration of active and passive elements on a single chip, which combine electronics, electrical as well as mechanical elements to use in sensing and actuation. MEMS technology used in sensing applications with use of basic mechanical elements such as microcantilevers, beams, diaphragms, springs, gears and so on. In this research paper, microcantilevers are used as basic elements for design of Sensors.…

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    1. Abstract The Passive Optical Networks (PON) is the network which is most popular in fiber network access systems. The abstract states the actual concept of Passive optical Network it's importance. It also implies the Definition and explanation of ONT(Optical Network Terminal), ONU, FTTH-BPON and FTTH-GEPON systems in FTTx premises. 2. Objectives The key objectives of the lab are : • Learning Fiber to the home - BPON and Fiber to the home - GEPON systems. • To process the layer 2…

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    Caries Swot Analysis

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    A number of caries detection devices are available in the market today. Each of these is based on a certain underlying physical principle such as X- Rays, Visible light, Laser light, Electrical current and Ultrasound (Pretty, I. 2006). The four basic characteristics that need to be looked at for comparing devices are explained below. 1. Reliability Reliability ensures a procedure that is consistent, stable and dependable with minimal error on repeated measurement of the same variable (Pretty,…

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    Plasti Plastic Case Study

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    environment (citation). Both the chemicals sorbing onto the plastic and leaching from it are possible endocrine disruptors and are carcinogenic. A. Introduce the plastic fibers topic 1. Definition of fiber 2. Where they are found B. Sources 1. Clothes/ waste water effluent a. Browne et al., 2011 2. Sludge a. Habib et al., 1996 b. Zubris and Richards., 2005 3. Other Somewhat surprisingly, microplastic accumulation in systems other than marine and aquatic habitats, especially in the inland…

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    Characteristics of the Four Elements The four Elements possess unique characteristics and their functions are related to these characteristics. These characteristics have been explained carefully, with ultimate simplicity; where accurate and deep meanings have been considered which will also been elaborated in future sections. Briefly, the four Elements include the following components: Fire Air Water Soil a) Fire: comes with Heat and Dryness. It is the lightest of all Elements b) Air: comes…

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    Spinning of Nylon Fiber: The turning of the nylon filaments is completed with dissolve turning. There are two strategies for liquefy turning: 1. Grid turning 2. Extruder turning. Lattice turning is utilized for the generation of better fibers. The nylon chips are made to fall on a hot matrix that melts the nylon pieces. The liquid nylon is pumped through a sand channel to the spinneret. The sort of fiber created relies on the quantity of gaps on the spinneret, the size and the state of the…

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