...t Name: | Alfredo C. Del Junco | Date: | 01/31/2014 | ET 1410 Exam 2 1. In a zero-level detector, the output changes state when the input __________. a. is positive b. is negative c. crosses zero d. has a zero rate of change 2. The zero-level detector is one application of a_________. a. comparator b. differentiator c. summing amplifier d. diode 3. Noise on the input of a comparator can cause the output to_________. a. hang up in one state b. go to zero c. change back and forth erratically between two states d. produce the amplified noise signal 4. The effects of noise in a comparator circuit can be reduced by_________. a. using negative feedback b. using positive feedback c. using hysteresis d. answers (b) and (c) 5. A comparator with hysteresis_________. a. has one trigger point b. has two trigger points c. has a variable trigger point d. is like a magnetic circuit 6. A window comparator detects when_________. a. the input is between two specified limits b. the input is not changing c. the input is changing too fast d. the amount of light exceeds a certain value 7. If the voltage gain for each input of a summing amplifier with a 4.7 kΩ feedback resistor is unity, the input resistors must have a value of_________. a. 4.7 kΩ b. 4.7 kΩ divided by the number of inputs c. 4.7 kΩ times the number of inputs d. Unity gain cannot be achieved...
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...During the 1960s and 1970s, India’s economy faced many challenges, growing only an average of 3–3.5 percent per year. Numerous obstacles hindered foreign companies from investing in India, and many restrictions on eco- nomic activity caused huge difficulties for Indian firms and a lack of interest among foreign investors. For many years the government had problems with implementing reform and overcoming bureaucratic and political divi- sions. Business activity has traditionally been undervalued in India; leisure is typically given more value than work. Stemming from India’s colonial legacy, Indians are highly suspicious of foreign investors. Indeed, there have been a few well-publicized disputes between the Indian govern- ment and foreign investors. 3 More recently, however, many Western companies are finding an easier time doing business in India. 4 In 1991, political conditions had changed, many restrictions were eased, and economic reforms came into force. With more than 1 billion consumers, India has become an increas- ingly attractive market. 5 From 2003–2006, foreign invest- ment doubled to $6 billion. Imported goods have become a status symbol for the burgeoning middle class. 6 In 2008/09 FDI in India stood at $27.31 billion. 7 In 2009, India was the third highest recipient of FDI and was likely to continue to remain among the top five attractive destinations for international investors during the following two years, according...
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...ESE 215 Introduction to Circuits and Systems Prepared by: The Task Group on ESE 215-205 N. Farhat, N. Engheta, J. Keenan, and V. Vuchic Background, Philosophy, and Motivation: Over the past few decades, the scope of electrical engineering (ESE in the context of our department) has expanded to a degree where the discipline risks effacement by diffusion [1]. This calls for hard thinking on how to reform traditional course offerings in our discipline in order to avoid incoherent bifurcations forced from the outside and to preserve its identity in view of profound changes taking place. We are not alone. Similar reforms are being discussed in physics education [2]. We as a relatively newly formed department of Electrical and Systems Engineering have had a head start in thinking about this issue recognizing that the challenge is to forge something better than the sum of its parts. This draft proposal is an attempt at reforming the present introductory Circuits and Systems course in our curriculum in order to partly meet this challenge. We have changed the course title to indicate that it will deal with “circuits and systems” concepts in a broader sense than the traditional electrical circuits alone. Our goal is that the course encompass electrical, optical (plasmonic), mechanical, fluidic, biological, neural, transportation, chemical, and ecological “circuits” and systems. Biochemical logic circuits using DNA-binding proteins, and bistable gene-regulatory...
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...Section 0 COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE UNITS / TYPE EEC201L CIRCUITS 2 LABORATORY 1 / LAB Section 1 INSTITUTION MISSION STATEMENT The FEU Institute of Technology is a premier technology educational institution in the Philippines. INSTITUTION VISION STATEMENT The FEU Institute of Technology commits itself to be an institution of quality education and relevant partnership with the larger community, producing competent and principled professionals who will contribute significantly to the betterment of society. DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT The Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) Department commits itself to provide students with industry-grade and outcomes-based education in electrical, electronics and communications engineering that will allow the students to develop a greater sense of professional responsibility, social awareness and high competitiveness in industry or in graduate work. DEPARTMENT VISION STATEMENT The Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) Department envisions itself as a center of excellence, leadership, and an internationally recognized institution in electrical and electronics engineering education and technology. Section 2 PROGRAM OUTCOMES a. ability to apply knowledge of mathematics and science to solve engineering problems b. ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data c. ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental...
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...“Market Acceptability of RC Cola’s Green Claim in Bangladesh” Introduction Whether it is hot or cool and in any Festival? - No talk we need soft drinks. It seems that it is a part of daily life. Truly, the demand of soft drinks is increasing in such a pace that it is an alternative to drinking water. Fashionable, refreshing or unhealthy whatever it is Partex group has brought RC cola in Bangladesh. At present, RC Cola is very much accepted drink item in our country. Within a short time this product has ensured its position both in urban and rural area. Yes, here and there, blank pots of different beverages are a continuous view and we also reuse it for different purposes. However several global trends are affecting consumer behavior like growing concern over energy conservation, emphasis on basic brand attributes, increased desire to buy green, interest in big ticket green products, attention to packaging etc. For sustainable marketing activities a firm must invest a lot in research and development activities. Both the people of urban and rural areas are giving RC cols much money, but are RC cola taking the healthy and environment friendly factors in consideration? RC cola claims that they are real sustainable marketer. The whole report will justify their beliefs. The project Paper of "Green Marketing - Market Acceptability of RC Cola's Green Claim" has been oriented as an academic requirement for the Bachelor of...
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...ACKNOWLEDGMENT The researchers would like to express their deepest gratitude to the following persons who extended their heartfelt support in making this thesis successful: First and for most, to Almighty God for giving them the wisdom and strength to complete and finish this particular study, for without Him, their design project would never reach its final form. Their beloved parents, brothers and sisters for their invaluable support that serves as our constant inspiration guiding them during difficult times of financial and moral crisis; Mrs. Karen Plaza, MSIT their research instructor for her remarkable assistance, patience and understanding in imparting her knowledge and expertise regarding research; Engr. Robert Bacarro, their research and technical adviser, for his inspiration and selfless sharing realistic ideas to acquire fulfillment of this scholastic task; Lastly, their friends for sharing their knowledge and ideas regarding theoretical aspect of the said design project. Abucejo, Jervic B. Antinopo, James Arbil E. Digamon, Rosie Gay S. ABSTRACT This study aimed to design a low cost “Laboratory...
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...# 21402 Signature: __________________ Member Name: Hassan Iqbal Registration # 21504 Signature: __________________ Member Name: Syed Abdul Moiz Waheed Registration # 21310 Signature: __________________ Member Name: Rameez Registration # Signature: __________________ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would like to acknowledge that the completion of this Re launch report was not easy at all without the meaningful supervision and guidance provided by our respected course instructor SIR. HAMMAD UR REHMAN. The report contains a primary objective of conducting a structured research regarding the re launching of RC Cola. It was the guidance and supervision provided by SIR. HAMMAD UR REHMAN. This motivated us and made us strive to the end up with a valid and authentic conclusion that how RC Cola should be re launched. We would also like to thank SIR. HAMMAD UR REHMAN. for keeping us focused, and creating such an amazing environment for us to learn Principle Of Marketing and for giving us the confidence of writing this report. We are deeply indebted to SIR. HAMMAD UR REHMAN. for the suggestions, support, valuable hints, encouragements and attention given to every single detail, which is amazing and helped us throughout the research and for writing this report. Therefore, we would like to give our gratitude to SIR. HAMMAD UR REHMAN. For his continuous...
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...Finding Great Companied to Invest In Warren Buffet, Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway says, “It is best to invest in great companies at a fair price than a fair company at a great price.” That’s a pinnacle statement about Buffet’s investment style. So, to invest like Buffet, you need to know what features denote a great company. Please read and reread the following carefully. A great company has a competitive advantage. It has a consumer monopoly, and like a great fortress, has a moat preventing others from capitalizing on it. A competitive advantage is created by producing a unique product or service over a long period of time and being perceived as the leader in the field. Buffett refers to this as a “durable competitive advantage.” Many of these great companies have been around for a hundred or more years. Coca Cola, one of his favorites, exemplifies this concept, as do several others. American Express and Wells Fargo have also been around for a century. (Interesting, the latter two were founded by the same people.) So, on the flip side, let’s look at the stocks Buffett avoids. He really hates companies that are involved in something that is price sensitive. Automobile manufactures are a prime example. Most people don’t care if they have a Ford, GM, or Chrysler. They want a great deal, instead. Because these companies must constantly fight to get a customer, they must constantly upgrade and improve their product by investing lots of money in new automobiles and their...
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...Letter about the local football derby Dear City Gazette I was going to the local derby this sunday with my little kid. He was very exited about the match. We were going to see The City Rangers play against Capital United. In my family we have always cheered for The City Rangers, and my kid has also got a City Rangers football jersey. At 20:00 my son and I took off from the house and drove over to the football stadium. It was a warm evening and me and my son were both wearing City Rangers jerseys, and we were very exited for the game. When we arrived at the stadium we went over to buy some tickets, and we found our seats in the stadium. I am not very often at football games but my son really wanted to go and see our team live. The game started. The people in our section were yelling and screaming a lot, and after a while I found out that we were sitting in the hooligan area. My son was very scared of the drunk men, and suddenly they started to light roman candles and throw bottles and burning flags onto the pitch. I went into panic mode and my son and I left the stadium quick when the game was over. But when the hooligans came outside the stadium, they started fighting the Capital United fans. Bottles were thrown, people were bleeding, and people couldn’t get over to their cars because of the hooligans. When the police got the two hooligan groups separated me and my son could finally get over to my car. My son was crying and i tried to comfort him by saying that we...
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...the value of resistance and capacitance in an RC circuit effect the charge time of the capacitor. We will also study time constant of a RC circuit. A circuit containing a resistor connected in series with a capacitor is called a RC circuit. When a charged capacitor discharges through a resistance, the potential difference across the capacitor decreases exponentially. The RC time constant is equal to the product of the circuit resistance and the circuit capacitance. It is the time required to charge or discharge the capacitor, through the resistor. Equipment: Two resistors Two capacitors Power Amplifier One DMM Interface box Computer Theory: When a uncharged capacitor is connected across a DC voltage source, the rate at which it charges up decreases as the time passes. At first, the capacitor is easily charged because there is very little charge present on the plates, but as charge accumulates on the plates, the voltage source must do more work in order to move additional charges onto the plates since the plates already have charge of the same sign on them. As a result, the capacitor charges exponentially, quickly at the beginning and more slowly as the capacitor becomes fully charged. The charge on the plates at any time is given by the equation shown below: q = q0 (1 - e^ -t/RC) = q0 (1 - e^ -t/τ) In this equation, q is the maximum charge on the plates and τ is the capacitive time constant. For τ = RC, R is resistance and C is capacitance. In...
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...RC Time Constant Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to show how a capacitor charges and discharges exponentially. It is also to determine the time constant of an RC circuit. Equipment: 2 resistors, 2 capacitors, power amplifier, Digital multmeter, interface box, computer Theory: A capacitor charges exponentially, that is that initially charge accumulates easily on the plates but then it becomes increasingly difficult to keep adding charge to the capacitor. This is because more work is required to add more charge when there is already charges with the same sign already there. The charge on the plates is modelled by the equation q = q0 (1-e -t/RC) = q0 (1-e -t/τ). In the experiment, instead of measuring charge, voltage is measured and then compared to charge with the equation q = CV. Since τ = RC at time t, the voltage across capacitor is a value of 1 – 1/e of V0 which is 0.63 of V0. The discharge of the capacitor is calculated with the equation of V = V0 e-t/RC = V0 e-t/τ. After a certain time, V = V0 e-1 = V0/e = 0.37 V0. Procedure: In the first part of the experiment, the first step is to measure the resistance of Resistors 1 and 2, as well as the resistance of the two resistors connected in parallel and in series. Then, the capacitance of capacitors 1 and 2 is measured, as well as the equivalent capacitance of them connected in series and parallel. In the second part of the experiment, the time constant of an RC circuit is measured...
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...D i r Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State, Mumbai Cut Off Merit of CAP Round-I for Admission to First Year of Two Years Full Time Post Graduate Degree Course in Management viz . MBA/MMS & Post-Graduate Diploma Courses in Management viz. PGDBM/PGDM for the Academic Year 2015-2016 MB1005 - Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University,Amravati 100510110 - M. B. A. OPEN GOPENH 9554 (62.125) GSCH SC NT1 NT2 7153 (71.226) OBC 16716 (35.945) 23592 (13.856) GNT1H 13071 (48.593) GNT2H 12215 (51.834) GOBCH GSCO AI 10452 (58.931) GSTH GOPENO SBC/OBC 13095 (48.593) 5903 (76.111) 6846 (72.315) 7526 (69.86) 16240 (37.666) GOBCO 9880 (60.768) AI 6568 (60.785) Legends: AI- All India Seat, End Character H-Home University, O-Other than Home University * Maharashtra State Seats - Cut Off Indicates State General Merit No. ; Figures in bracket Indicates Merit Percentile ** All India Seats - Cut Off Indicates All India Merit No. ; Figures in bracket Indicates Merit Percentile 1 D i r Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State, Mumbai Cut Off Merit of CAP Round-I for Admission to First Year of Two Years Full Time Post Graduate Degree Course in Management viz . MBA/MMS & Post-Graduate Diploma Courses in Management viz. PGDBM/PGDM for the Academic Year 2015-2016 MB1101 - Shri Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,Shegaon 110110110 - M. B. A. OPEN GOPENH SC VJ 15171 (41.013) GSCH NT2 14120 (44.912) AI 16140 (37.762) 16593 (36.03) GNT3H...
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...RANK LIST OF MBA CANDIDATES WHO HAVE APPEARED FOR THE ENTRANCE TEST FOR ADMISSION TO MBA COLLEGES FOR THE YEAR 2012-13. M.B.A Sl No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 CET NO. AA002 AA004 AA005 AA006 AA007 AA008 AA009 AA010 AA014 AA017 AA018 AA020 AA021 AA022 AA023 AA025 AA026 AA027 AA028 AA029 AA031 AA033 AA035 AA036 AA039 AA040 AA041 AA043 AA044 AA045 AA046 AA047 AA048 AA049 AA050 AA051 AA052 AA055 AA056 AA057 AA058 AA060 AA061 AA062 AA063 AA064 AA065 AA066 AA067 AA069 Candidate Name GENDER Version Code CET SCORE MBA Rank(*) MOHAMMED IRFAN NIRMALA Y.N MANJUNATH JEEVAN KUMAR VIJAINDRA KULKARNI REDDAPPA M V LINGANAGOUDA M PATIL ARCHANA NAIK Maitri R Bhat Shashi Kiran B.N. arupananda das RASHMI. P YELLESH V CHETAN KUMAR .S SHARATH G SANJEEV D AMRUTHA C MARIGERI Bharath kumar B.S Asha B Shilpashree M S SHASHIVENI R J SUPREETH Y S.Sandhya KUSHAL KUMAR R SARIYA FARNAZ S Madhu S N NAVEENA P SIBI AKBARALI P.T SUMAN RANI SAMINUR RAHMAN Namratha S KIRAN RAJ S DEEPIKA T M ASHWINI H PUNEETH KUMAR M Naveen V Smitha G S SUNIL M ANJURU PRADEEP CHETAN KUMAR JADAV G DILIP KUMAR V ASHWINI VIJAY PRASANNA M Jagannath Honnakatti NITHIN KUMAR KOTTE VINAY BALARAJ Yateesh Kumar V SUJAY.C Harsha G D RAJANALA MAMATHA RANI P SAMANTHA M F M M M M F F M M F M M M M F M F F F M F M F M F M F M F M F F M M F M M M M F M M M M M M F F F A2 A4 A1 A2 A3 A4 A1 A2 A2 A1 A2 A4 A1 A2 A3 A1 A2 A3 A4 A1 A3...
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