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System.Net is a large namespace that contains many members. It is far beyond the scope of this chapter to discuss them all or to discuss all aspects related to Internet programming. (In fact, an entire book is needed to fully cover networking in detail.) However, it is worthwhile to list the members of System.Net so you have an idea of what is available for your use.

A Spice program of some sort will always be required for certain circuit simulation tasks. Electronics Workbench (EWB), by Interactive Image Technologies, is quite a popular Spice simulator and is very simple to use. EWB allows the viewing of a lower-frequency circuit s output in real time as with any real-life oscilloscope or VOM instead of in batch format as in most other Spice simulators. And EWB has just released a beta version of its software that is capable of simulating at RF frequencies. The RF simulation is accomplished with special active and passive high-frequency models, along with a built-in RF spectrum and network analyzer. However, any Spice simulator will have not only convergence problems (the inability to reach a solution), but will also be significantly slower than linear simulators. There are many other GUI Spice programs on the market, with some as low as $50. There are a few other effective S-parameter-based tools available, such as Stanton s low-cost text-based NOVA-686, or the much more expensive highend programs that are able to model circuit theory and electromagnetic effects of all kinds, such as the ubiquitous Genesys by Eagleware, the new Microwave Office by AWR, and EEsof by Agilent. AWR s and Agilent s software packages permit the designer to view the nonlinear effects of any circuit you design, as well as the harmonic power of its output signal. Eagleware will be releasing its nonlinear simulation suite shortly. However, Microwave Office, Genesys, and EEsof, because of their high expense, are aimed strictly for the professional, as opposed to the amateur, market.

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Test Categories Jitter Tolerance or MTIJ Jitter Transfer or Jitter Gain Output Jitter Line Rate Tributary Jitter Tributary Jitter (due to pointer adjustments) Tributary Jitter (due to demapping process)

Here, the first catch clause handles situations in which the file is not found, the path is too long, the directory does not exist, or other I/O errors occur. The second catch, which is a catch all clause for all other types of exceptions, handles the other possible errors (possibly by rethrowing the exception). You could also check for each exception individually, reporting more specifically the problem that occurred and taking remedial action specific to that error. For the sake of simplicity, the examples in this book will catch only IOException, but your real-world code may (probably will) need to handle the other possible exceptions, depending upon the circumstances. Also, the exception handlers in this chapter simply report the error, but in many cases, your code should take steps to correct the problem when possible. For example, you might reprompt the user for a filename if the one previously entered is not found. You might also need to rethrow the exception.

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The set k consists of all points with x-coordinate equal to 4. This is the set of all points that lie 4 units to the left of the y-axis. We exhibit k in Fig. 1.10. It is a vertical line. EXAMPLE 1.7

SOLUTION Notice that f makes sense for x [ 1, 1] (we may not take the square root of a negative number, so we cannot allow x > 1 or x < 1). If we understand f to have domain [ 1, 1] and range R, then f : [ 1, 1] R is a function. Math Note: When a function is given by a formula, as in Example 1.25, with no statement about the domain, then the domain is understood to be the set of all x for which the formula makes sense. You Try It: Let x . + 4x + 3 What are the domain and range of this function g(x) = x2 EXAMPLE 1.26

ciscoasa(config)# sla monitor SLA_ID ciscoasa(config-sla-monitor)# type echo protocol ipIcmpEcho monitor_device_IP interface logical_if_name ciscoasa(config-sla-monitor-echo)# timeout milliseconds ciscoasa(config-sla-monitor-echo)# frequency #_missed_echo_replies ciscoasa(config)# sla monitor schedule SLA_ID life forever start-time now ciscoasa(config)# track track_ID rtr SLA_ID reachability ciscoasa(config)# route logical_if_name network_number subnet_mask next_hop_IP_address [metric] track track_ID

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Lead sheets typically end with the result of testing clearly stated, as in Figure A-7. Evaluations of residual risk, auditor opinions, and recommendations will often be tracked in separate tools, but this is not necessary.

FIGURE 13.24. Simplest polynomial for DRRD pro les combining zero acceleration at the start and zero velocity with nite acceleration at juncture of rise and return phases.