Modems
The modern telephone system is designed to carry the sound of a human voice talking normally. The engineers save money by cutting out the high a low pitch sounds that occur only in music, or sounds that last for a very short period of time. Modems convert data into sound so that it can be sent through the phone system. Just as the telegraph sent data by alternating dots and dashes, the earliest modems sent data by alternating the sound on a phone between two tones. However, modern modems move much larger amounts of data by sending combi ....etc

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Kavya.k.


ABSTRACT
 We present an algorithm that utilizes multiple interfaces to provide maximum connectivity.
 We can try to find the path to the destination utilizing different interfaces.
 Each node maintains information regarding all the possible direct interfaces to its neighbors.
 A cognitive controller that can switch among different technologies and is able to choose a best page link among different available links.
INTRODUCTION
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Abstract
Recent advances in integrated circuit technology
scaling, analog circuitry, and wireless communication
have created the possibility for complex low noise, low
power wireless instrumentation to be deployed in previously
impossible scenarios, particularly in the realm of wireless
sensing for biology research and biomedical applications. The
generation of portable, autonomous devices made possible by
these improvements will allow, for example, unobtrusive longterm
health monitoring by way of fully implantable clinical
di ....etc

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Design considerations for human-machine interfaces in cable-based parallel manipulators for physiotherapy applications
Abstract.
In this paper, we have addressed the attention to outline problems and preliminarysolutions for feasible human-machine interfaces in using cable-based parallel manipulators forphysiotherapy applications. In particular, general considerations are discussed fromengineering viewpoints but by taking into account constraints from acceptance and reluctanceby patients and physiotherapist users. Main attention has ....etc

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Abstract
NIST started working with industry and the Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in the mid 90’s
to develop a standardized interface to network smart sensors.
With the spread of wireless technology, more industries are
looking to incorporate wireless communications into their
products and manufacturing processes. This paper discusses
the IEEE 1451 standard interface for smart sensors,
emerging wireless communication technologies, and possible
solutions for creating a wireless interface for the IEEE ....etc

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1. INTRODUCTION
A machine can be considered intelligent if a human judge involved in a natural conversation with a human and the machine, cannot distinguish between the two. The field of artificial intelligence thus has its roots in making machines human-like, with the ability to perceive, analyze and respond to their surroundings in a way that is natural and seamless to humans. Since human perception is multimodal in nature, with speech and vision being the primary senses, significant research effort has been focu ....etc

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Modems and ISDN

The modern telephone system is designed to carry the sound of a human voice talking normally. The engineers save money by cutting out the high a low pitch sounds that occur only in music, or sounds that last for a very short period of time. Modems convert data into sound so that it can be sent through the phone system. Just as the telegraph sent data by alternating dots and dashes, the earliest modems sent data by alternating the sound on a phone between two tones. However, modern m ....etc

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Modems and ISDN

The modern telephone system is designed to carry the sound of a human voice talking normally. The engineers save money by cutting out the high a low pitch sounds that occur only in music, or sounds that last for a very short period of time. Modems convert data into sound so that it can be sent through the phone system. Just as the telegraph sent data by alternating dots and dashes, the earliest modems sent data by alternating the sound on a phone between two tones. However, modern m ....etc

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