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    (TDMA), Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), and Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM). (Goleniewski, L. 2007) Each technique has pros and cons when compared amongst each other. The following is a summary of why each technique has a need, and some of the challenges that come with that technique. Radio Frequency Radio Frequency or RF is used in our everyday lives whether or not you realize it. Some of the common uses of Radio Frequencies are: •

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    on our daily life because of their use as a form of communication. Radio waves have long wavelengths and have low energy photon particles. Because they have low energy photons, they have lower frequencies when compared to other forms of electromagnetic radiation, such as x- rays that have a higher frequency despite having short wavelengths. Today, radio waves are used as a method to transmit and receive information. Technology that makes use of radio waves includes telephones, television and more

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    A Look at the Sound of Music As a college student, I have seen innumerable people walking by with their headphones in, using music to block out the rest of the world. With the convenience of an iPhone or other smart phone, listening to music has become so casual. With the press of a button, voila! Miley Cyrus is at the tips of your fingertips. It’s become so normalized that these same people seldom think about the science behind that noise in your ear. A disturbance in space results in a periodic

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    other defects in products, detection of object and position, ultrasonic mouse, etc [37]. Ultrasonic sound waves are mechanical vibrations that display all of the same features as audible sound waves, only they operate at higher frequencies. Audible sound wave frequencies range between 20 Hz to 20 kHz. In contrast ultrasonic waves range from 20 kHz to 800 MHz, Generally, ultrasonic waves that are used for the testing of materials range from around 0.5 MHz to 20 MHz [38]. Ultrasonic waves are transferred

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    Ultrasonic: Ultrasonic is science of acoustics dealing with generation and use of inaudible acoustic waves. The sound waves having frequencies ranging above 20KHZ up to several MHZ i.e. human audible ranges are called ultrasonic waves. The sound waves of low frequencies i.e. below human audible range are infrasonic waves. Like life, ultrasonic was originated from sea. The five senses of living beings i.e. hearing, touch, smell, sight and taste are

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    data rate of only 2 Mbit/s. Two years later the first extension was released (802.11a) containing data rates with varying modulation types up to 54Mbits/s in the 5GHz frequency band and an increased range. The next important extension was the 802.11g standard released in Jun 2003. It is still widely used and uses the 2.4GHz frequency band only. A huge leap forward was achieved with the in 2009 released n standard. Additional antennas for transmitting and receiving result in an increased data rate

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    transverse wave which means it takes the same shape as sine waves, in mathematics. These waves are used to produce different volume, frequencies, and timbre in instruments. In music, sound waves have different frequencies which change the in pitch of notes, and different amplitudes, which change the volume of notes. Since I will be focusing on the changing of frequencies in notes, I will represent these changes by modeling different chords, and notes by using sine waves. This will allow me to demonstrate

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    A Method for Efficiency Enhancement and Size Miniaturization in the design of UWB Planar Antennas Laxman Pillalamarri Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Radio Frequency and Microwave Laboratory, Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad), Hyderabad, Telanagana-State, India. Corresponding Author: laxmanpillalamarri85@gmail.com Abstract The printed antenna is one of the most preferred antenna

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    Accordingly, to ensure long-term stability and reproducibility of the properties of the synthesized light transient for the synthesizer apparatus, PI Hassan opted for both passive and active path length stabilization. Long-term stability and reproducibility are of paramount importance for reliable application in high-precision attosecond and high-field experiments. The four-arm interferometer of Figure 3(a) was realized as a quasi-monolithic setup in which the mounts hosting the optical components

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