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Figure 5-10 Tape library Many data centers now use cartridges that look like the old eighttrack tapes and hold significantly more data than the reels shown here.

The following circuit uses the above derivation to model a Magnetics R 55121 MPP core with 21 turns. The constants given in the data book for the 55121 core provide the following values: AL =35 mH, lm =4.11 cm, core weight=0.015 lb, feddy = 7 MHz, and Ui =60. We can calculate the components of the model as C= B1 = R1 = 21 1000

Data General, the minicomputer was born (Figure 5-12). The minicomputer made it possible for individual departments in a corporation, or even small corporations, to take charge of their own computer destinies and not be shackled to the centralized data centers of yore. It carried with it a price, of course: Not only did these companies or organizations lose their dependency on the data center, they also lost the centralized support that came with it. So there was a downside to this evolution. The real evolution, of course, came with the birth of the personal computer. Thanks to Bill Gates and his concept of a simple operating system (DOS) and to Steve Jobs with his vision of computing for the masses, truly ubiquitous computing became a reality. From the perspective of the individual user, this evolution was unparalleled. The revolution began in

Berkshire Hathaway Valuation Higher NOPM, Higher Rate Scenario: 14-Percent NOPM, 5.06-Percent Treasury Rate, Value $80,627

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The SPICE netlist is provided later (Fig. 2.29). Note that R1 represents the winding s DC resistance. The test circuit sweeps the current

As long as we are on the subject of Raman Scattering, we should introduce the concept of optical amplification. This may seem like a bit of a non sequitur, but it really isn t; true optical amplification actually uses a form of Raman Scattering to amplify the transmitted signal!

It was our belief that the three-year average NOPM of 10.2 percent that we used in the base-line valuation was too low for Berkshire. The 2001 NOPM of 3.9 percent was due in large part to the losses suffered by the insurance subsidiaries for claims relating to the 9/11 terrorist at-

In a traditional metallic analog environment, transmitted signals tend to weaken over distance. To overcome this problem, amplifiers are placed in the circuit periodically to raise the power level of the signal. There is a problem with this technique, however: In addition to amplifying the signal, amplifiers also amplify whatever cumulative noise has been picked up by the signal during its trip across the network. Over time, it becomes difficult for a receiver to discriminate between the actual signal and the noise embedded in the signal. Extraordinarily complex recovery mechanisms are required to discriminate between optical wheat and noise chaff. In digital systems, regenerators are used to not only amplify the signal, but to also remove any extraneous noise that has been picked up along the way. Thus, digital regeneration is a far more effective signalrecovery methodology than is simple amplification.

MPP: MODELING A MAGNETICS 55121 MPP CORE * PSpice version .DC I1 .1 100 .10 .AC DEC 20 100HZ 10MEGHZ .PROBE .PRINT AC V(4) VP(4) * Node 4 Impedance .PRINT DC V(6) V(5) * Node 6 = H, Node 5 = % Permeability G2 3 1 9 0 1 V1 1 0 G1 0 9 2 1 1 C1 9 8 15.4U R2 8 0 1.5M E1 5 0 Value = { ABS(1.256*21*I(V1)/4.11) } E2 6 0 Value = { (1.77*Exp(-(.012*V(5))))-(.77*Exp(-(.031*V(5))))+.01 } E3 2 0 Value = { V(3,1)/V(6) } I1 0 4 AC 1 R1 4 3 .04 RT4 4 0 1G RT3 3 0 1G RT9 9 0 1G .END

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