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Try the following code. It displays in the Output window The test score is valid if the input is between 0 and 100, Test score cannot be less than zero if the input is less than 0, or Test score cannot be greater than 100 if the input is greater than 100.

Because F2 is identically zero, Qd can be calculated exactly using the rst three terms of eqn. (4.119): cov( d ) = Qd =

At any time it is possible to take any period of data previously recorded, generate a file and display the data for analysis. You are also able to post filter the data, with band pass, notch, low pass, and high pass capability. The Ultra Low Frequency Receiver project is shown in Figure 21-1. This ULF receiver circuit was designed as an all purpose ULF and ELF receiver with a frequency range from DC to 30 hertz. The signals from both leads of the non-polarized antenna array are connected to J3, as seen in the schematic diagram in Figure 21-2 and 21-3, a two sheet diagram The antenna input signal travels to pins 2 and 3 on U5, which is a high impedance differential instrumentation amplifier. This chip s gain is controlled by a single variable resistor at R3. The combined signals then travel from pin 6 of U5 on to U3:A which is a buffer amplifier, followed by a 2 pole low pass filter at U3:B and U3:C and signal amplifier at U3:D. From pin 14 on U3, the partially filtered signal travels on to integrated circuit U2 and U1 which are 5 pole Butterworth low pass filters in cascade. The LTC1063 ICs at U1 and U2 are clock controlled and the frequency is set at 3000 hertz by R9. This configures the two LTC1063 chips to have a cut-off frequency of about 30 hertz. The clock ratio is 1/100. The integrated circuit at U4 consists of a X5 gain amplifier at U4:D, a buffer at U4:C and another 2 pole analog low pass filter at U4:B and U4:A. Trim potentiometer R17 is the final gain control for the desired output voltage at U4:A. IC section U4B is a 2 pole low pass filter which removes any residual clocking pulses from the signal which may have been caused by U1 and U2. The amplified output signal at J1 can be routed to your analog-to-digital converter card in your PC. Power is supplied to the ULF receiver at the terminals of J2. The output from the ULF receiver can be routed to an analog-to-digital

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A hatch or crosshatch is a repetitive pattern of lines or symbols that shows a related area of a drawing. Hatching is used extensively in engineering drawing and production drafting to show cut surfaces. For example, when you draw a section of a mechanical part, you use hatching to re ect the cut, or internal, surface. Section drawings are used to show the interior detail of a part. Figure 19-2 shows an example of a full section (one that extends all the way through the part). The drawing on the left is the front view, and the drawing on the right is the section view.

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If you re interested you can find a full explanation of X400 concepts and terminology in my earlier book, Administering Exchange Server (McGraw-Hill). Much of what applies to the X400 connector for Exchange 5.5 applies also to that in Exchange 2000, except that the new version no longer supports the legacy TP4 network protocol.