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The New Hazardous Waste: Electronic Waste Technology has opened human existence to greater ideas and knowledge than we ever thought was possible. Technological advances in everything from medicine to the distribution of information have made for a better and more convenient life. Computers and the use of the internet has created a global network in which people half-way across the globe from each other can communicate and share information instantaneously. In 1965 Gordon Moore,

new block Semicontronics is an Australian manufacturing company that has been in the business of semi manufactured electronics for over a decade. Semicontronics has a solid reputation for meeting customer demands for quality products on time and on budget. The majority of Semicontronics customers are international, mid-market manufacturing companies that produce generic electronics such as cell phones, digital media players and game consoles. Retail stores in foreign countries purchase the generic

Introduction Established in 1968, Dick Smith is considered as one of the largest and highly regarded consumer electronics retailers in Australia and New Zealand. Dick Smith has bigger presence with a total of 377 stores under three different banners, out of which 61 are in New Zealand. Dick Smith electronics is currently owned by the majorly by Anchorage Capital Partners. It is an ASX listed company with revenue of more than $1.3 billion in 2013 and has more than 3700 employees. However, in the past

Describe your Plan for Processing the Potential Crime/Incident Scene Processing a crime scene is no easy task. Individuals who are trained to process and analyze these crime scenes cannot just walk into area of interest and commence handling items and taking items of possible implications of the situation. This holds true for a digital forensics investigator as well. Digital forensics investigators are looking for any possible digital evidence within the crime scene, but it’s not as simple as just

(2016-17) Acknowledgement This project has been carried out at the department of the electrical engineering at S.V.I.T. Vasad. It has been great opportunity to work with this project and get knowledge about this area of the power electronics. We are thankful to Dr. C.D. Kotwal Head of electrical engineering for his full flagged encouragement during this study. We would like to thank our project guide Prof. Mulav Rathod and the faculties of electrical department. Nagabhai

Electromagnetic interference is disturbance which can affect an electrical circuit with electromagnetic induction or radiation [6]. It’s a serious hazard especially for airlines. The modern aircrafts are heavily dependent on navigation and other vital electronic systems. Electromagnetic interference may cause these systems to malfunction and lead to crash. A researcher from Harvard University, Elaine Scarry stated that Electromagnetic interference in the airspace east of JFK airport may have caused three

needs to be said, relying strongly on reactions. Does this affect our society, when people rely more on electronic forms of communication, when they know miscommunications can be cleared just as fast verbally? The question stands for our society as a whole. If people rely vastly on electronic communication more everyday, does this change the way people communicate verbally? The answer is yes, electronic communication affects more people, than verbal communication does. Humans are born to communicate

Equipped with fundamental training in courses like Engineering physics, Mathematics and Chemistry along with Basic Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electrical Electronic and Magnetic materials, Electrical technology, Applied electronics and Instrumentation and Control engineering courses magnified my knowledge and understanding of various electrical and electronic devices and materials and various other aspects of science and technology. At the same time courses like composites and polymers

Statement of Purpose It was an introductory class on physical chemistry and our chemistry teacher was teaching us the allotropes of carbon. At the end of the class, he asked us, “What do you think makes a small piece of diamond more precious than tons of charcoal, although they are made up of same carbon atoms? Is it its appearance? No. It’s the pressure that the carbon endured for thousands of years to become a diamond”. “A diamond is just a piece of charcoal that handled the pressure well”, he

India. In a country where millions of mechanical, electrical and computer engineers are bred, very few materials engineers are produced. During my freshmen and sophomore year, I had courses in electronics and mechanical technology which blended and integrated mechanical engineering and electrical & electronics engineering with materials science. I was fascinated by the way Materials Engineering was breaching the wall between different fields of studies and promoting interdisciplinary study and research