Electronics

Electronic ignition typically doesn't use a rotating cam and ignition points. So there is less mechanical wear involved. The voltage produced at the spark plugs tends to be higher and a little "cleaner," electrically speaking. An ignition advance mechanism would not be heeded if the design of the ignition module or "computer" were sophisticated enough.

However, there is one major disadvantage. If there is an EMP (electromagnetic pulse) blast that takes out all sorts of electronic devices, such an ignition system would be destroyed. So after a major nuclear war, cars that use this likely won't run. However, if it has a standard points ignition, it can.

It's just the way three-phase works. The three live lines have a voltage of 230 v to neutral, let's say, and then the voltage between lines is 230 x sqrt(3). It happens because of the way the three voltages are timed, or phased, to peak in turn regularly through the AC cycle.

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They would have to type it up in a 'typing pool' (the room they worked in), and if they made any mistakes they would have to start again. < Hope that helped ;)

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Yes. If it is loose on the side that comes from that alternator, then the alt. is not getting the opportunity to charge the battery. So basically you're running your car on pure battery and it will go dead accordingly

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Yes, but super glue would be better.

Just use my subwoofer. It buzzes whenever anything electronic gets near it.

Alternatively, get an AM radio, and tune it to a space where no-one is broadcasting. Most devices emit a load of electronic noise. I have found that it can detect most electrical devices, though it often requires the device to be active - something like a light will not be detected (you might hear an AC hum but not much else), whereas something like a computer will because there is a constant amount of 'change' in the noise emitted. A device can locate another device or parts or items if the item to be located has a RF transmitter embedded into the construction. The finder device must be a narrow band receiver to detect that particular signature of the transmitting device.

this type of IC is mainly used in inverter

you download the demo and then you download the full game

The screen of Blackberries and similar are extremely delicate. Any undue stress can damage them beyond repair. I would find a cell phone repair store and ask their advice.

Power4gear Hybrid is the latest software developed for Asus PC models which allows you to have direct control over power consumption/general power settings, and it allows the user to "overclock" (or speed up) the CPU which results in higher performance. This setting is called Extreme Turbo, and it can nearly double the processing power of your computer, but it also reduces battery life and increases heat. Overall it is a nice addition to a PC, especially if you do graphics-intensive work or use it for gaming.

There are two other similar pieces of software that I know of called RMClock and NHC, but there have been many problems with NHC not working with a number of systems. RMClock is not exclusive to a model (as Power4gear is to Asus computers), but it's interface doesn't look as advanced.

It was not digital at all, probably looked much like a calendar.

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Well, yes you can, BUT.....

If you are using a universal remote, then if they are not the same brand TVs then the codes you enter will not work unless you enter the code each time. Each brand of TV has a different code to use them on.

If you are talking about your cable or fios, or dish remote, then the remotes will work with any set top box (meaning the box from the company). BUT, most cable remotes turn up and down the volume on the actual TV using the "brand code" I spoke about earlier. So worst case is that you can use it but not increase the volume on the TV. If you want to control the Cable volume, then in the settings of the cable box, there is a setting for volume, you can toggle it between fixed or variable.

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Seems to me like you have symptoms of a bad Engine Control Unit, The ECU directly ties to your emmission system, which controls acceleration, have you tried erasing the fault code with an OBD 2 scanner, pretty simple you could buy this scanner from Ebay for about $80.00. just plug it above your pedals, message gone and will also give you a code, if your ECU is bad, then you will have to replace the ecu, Get the part # from the dealer of the ECU, buy it from Ebay for about $200.00 replace it, erase message again with scanner. save a bunch of $ Seems to me like you have symptoms of a bad Engine Control Unit, The ECU directly ties to your emmission system, which controls acceleration, have you tried erasing the fault code with an OBD 2 scanner, pretty simple you could buy this scanner from Ebay for about $80.00. just plug it above your pedals, message gone and will also give you a code, if your ECU is bad, then you will have to replace the ecu, Get the part # from the dealer of the ECU, buy it from Ebay for about $200.00 replace it, erase message again with scanner. save a bunch of $

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remove the bolt at the rear of the seat and remove the seat. the battery is under there

List of Embedded System companies in Chennai

1. ACME Technology Pvt Ltd

2. Agnie Consulting(I) Pvt.Ltd

3. Alcatel-Lucent Chennai

4. American Mega Trends Pvt.Ltd

5. Ansaldo STS India Pvt. Ltd, Chennai

6. Apna Technologies

7. Appasamy Associate

8. Aricent Technologies

9. Arista Automation Pvt Ltd

10. Ashva Technologies Pvt Ltd

11. Atheros Communications

12. Atmel

i think this function is not available in ms dos . you can access the .txt files through dos and you can also able to print them through dos. if you are going to just open doc file than simply open dos drag and drop that file to ms- dos window after that hit enter and it will open.