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    is negotiable and the consumer can enter into a contract with the retailer of their choice. The contracted energy prices are multiplied by distribution and transmission loss factors to arrive at the final prices. The loss factors relate to the energy losses that take place during the transmission and distribution of electricity. Transmission losses vary by geographic location and distribution losses vary according to the voltage at which the supply is taken. Loss factors are regulated and…

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    with a power grid that rises up to these challenges. A class of technologies that have been used in industries for decades using two way digital communications are now being incorporated in power grids in order to transform the energy generation, transmission, distribution and marketing by incorporating functionalities to overcome challenges. These technologies enable computer based monitoring, remote control and automation of electricity networks from generating plants and wind farms right up…

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    transport layer receives data from the application layer which is the first layer in TCP/IP protocol suite. In the transport layer there is a lot of protocols that work in there but there is two protocols that gets frequently used and these are TCP (Transmission control protocol) and UDP (User datagram protocol). Internet layer The third layer of TCP/IP protocol suite is the internet layer. The purpose of the internet layer is to organise or handle the movement of data on network. The meaning of…

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    of packets into frames and then transferring them to the physical layer. It is also responsible for flow control and addressing. 5. A three-way handshake is when two parties need to synchronize their segment sequence numbers used during their transmission. A three way handshake is better than a two way handshake because it needed it to synchronize and acknowledge that both sides' sequence numbers are…

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    New Mexico Case

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    What is Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) requesting in this application? A. PNM is proposing Rider 46 under First Revised Rate 22 to recover excess costs associated with the underground installation of a new distribution project within the City of Rio Rancho (“CRR”), NM, an approximately 6,580 ft. three-phase distribution line (“Project”) that will interconnect the existing Veranda Unit II transformer (“VII”) and the existing Black Ranch Feeder 14 (“BR14”). PNM Exhibit VHC-2 shows the…

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    Micro Grids Case Study

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    Demand Side Management in Microgrids For some time now, there has been growing concern about the continuous consumption of fossil fuels, coupled with issues of environmental depletion and low energy efficiency for electricity power generation and use. This has increased the use of alternative energy resources (wind, biomass, solar and hydro systems) in forms of distributed energy resources (DERs) or distributed generators (DGs) [1]. However, these distributed generators come with safe and…

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    Electron Microscopy Essay

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    Transmission electron microscopy, or TEM, is a variation of low field, high-powered electron microscopy. Created by Ernest Ruska and Max Knoll of the Berlin Technische Hochschule in 1931, the invention of this novel microscope allowed for the surpassing of the visible light resolution barrier. Since its inception, the TEM has become a resolution standard in the field of imagery, and further advances have led to the progression of high quality atomic viewing. The development of the electron…

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    The Rise Of Ipv6 Analysis

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    This underlying and overarching theme is made with some of Yannakogeorgos 's beginning statements, “Too often overlooked are the invisible transmission control protocol (TCP) / Internet protocol (IP) networking protocols that revolutionized the military and the world by changing how humans exchange and use information” (104). The word Yannakogeorgos used “invisible” describes the protocol perfectly…

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    The development of advanced microscopes has enabled scientists to further their investigation on the criteria for life. As a result, biologists have been confronted with a baffling question: is there a size limit on life? If so, then just how small can something be before it can no longer be considered alive? Ever since the discovery of nano-sized particles called “nanobacteria” or “nanobes”, researchers have been scrambling to unravel and analyze the mysterious functions of these purported…

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    The light bulb is one of Thomas Edison’s most famous engineering innovations. However the “Wizard of Menlo Park” (a name which he was also known as) has created and/or designed so many more inventions than just the light bulb. He has about 2332 patents worldwide proving he was really a great inventor. However, what proved his amazing skilling creating/designing are the useful products that are used throughout society till date. Edison’s inventions/designs such as the first electrical power grid,…

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