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Heat can destroy a motor in several ways. Most lower-cost PMDC motors use ferrite magnets, which can become permanently demagnetized if they are overheated. They can also be demagnetized by the magnetic fields produced when the motor is running at a voltage higher than that at which it is rated. The flexible braided copper leads that feed current to the brushes (called shunts) can melt after just a few seconds of severe over-current demands. The insulation on the heavy copper windings can fail, or the windings can even melt. Depending on the motor brush mounting technique used, the springs used to keep the brushes on the commutator can heat up and lose their strength, thus causing the brushes to press less tightly against the commutator. When this happens, the brushes can arc more, heat up, and finally disintegrate. You don t want to use that expensive motor as a fuse, so make sure it can handle the heat. 2 Motor heating is proportional to the current resistance. Our 18-volt motor example has a resistance of 0.174 ohms. If you were to stall it, it would draw 103 amps. If you stalled the same motor at 36 volts, it would draw 207 amps. 2 Since heating is a function of current , the motor would get four times as hot. Pushing 207 amps through a resistance of .174 ohms will generate 7,455 watts of heat, which is five times more than the heating output of a typical home electric space heater. Now imagine all the power of your portable heater multiplied by five and concentrated into a lump of metal that weighs just a few pounds. You can see why survival time is limited. The physical size of the motor that would best fit your robotic needs is in large part determined by the amount of heat that will be generated. Some people find it surprising that a 12-ounce motor can produce exactly the same amount of power as a 5-pound motor. The same formula for motor power is just as true for small motors as it is for large motors. The difference is in how long that power can be produced. The larger motor has a larger thermal mass, and can therefore absorb a lot more heat energy for a given temperature rise.

and pigment network (black boxes) characterize this dermatofibroma. In this instance, ring-like structures (white arrows) make up the pigment network.

Bridges have three main functions: learn, forward, and remove loops. They learn by placing source MAC addresses and associated bridge ports in a port address or CAM table. They will flood traffic if the destination address is a multicast, broadcast, or unknown unicast destination. STP is used to remove layer 2 loops. BPDUs are used by STP to learn about other neighboring switches. These are generated every 2 seconds as multicasts. When running STP, a root switch is elected the one with the lowest switch or bridge ID. The switch ID is composed of a priority and the switch s MAC address. Each switch chooses a root port to reach the root switch the one with the lowest accumulated path cost. Each segment has one port on one switch that becomes a designated port, which is used to forward traffic to and from the segment. This is typically the port on the switch with the lowest accumulated path cost. There are five port states: blocking (20 seconds), listening (15 seconds), learning (15 seconds), forwarding, and disabled. PortFast puts a port immediately into forwarding mode and should be used only on non-switch ports. PVST+ has an instance of STP running per VLAN this is proprietary to Cisco but standardized by IEEE with MSTP. RSTP reduces convergence to a few seconds by having switches determine valid alternate root ports and backup designated ports that they can use when topology changes take place. PVST+ with RSTP is enabled with the spanning-tree mode rapid-pvst command. EtherChannels bundle layer 2 connections between devices, creating a single logical port from STP s perspective. Load balancing can then be performed on the ports in the channel. PAgP or LACP are used to form the channel. No more than eight interfaces can be part of a channel. If your CPU and/or port utilization is high, you might have a layer 2 loop. Typically you should use a protocol analyzer and look for multiple copies of the same frame in your frame captures.

If you think the choice of product is predetermined, think again! First, consider that the BusinessObjects XI platform has multiple user interfaces, each targeted at a different user group requiring slightly different capabilities. The delineation for when to use a given product is not an absolute. Different user groups may overlap in requirements and therefore in product usage. Table 4-3 lists some of the BusinessObjects XI modules and the corresponding user group.

Whether it s lifting out the engine, pulling the high-current wiring, installing the batteries, or just halving the assembly time and having someone to talk with while you work, an inside helper can work wonders. It s strongly suggested you schedule one for all the heavy tasks and for any/all others as it suits you.

A monitoring and inspection program, which includes taking scour measurements and planning for the inspection, traf c closures, etc. should be developed. Scour measurements may be recorded at regular intervals. 3. The following methods may be planned in developing the monitoring and inspection program: The normal two-year inspection cycle with soundings for all bridges, where required. For bridges whose substructure foundations cannot be visually inspected, underwater inspections may be necessary. Underwater inspections should be planned once every four years. Refer to Underwater Inspection and Evaluation of Bridges. In the absence of a scour analysis, inventory item coding, as determined by state procedures or NBIS criteria, shall be used to classify the scour critical nature of the bridge. Periodic inspections, especially after major oods or coastal storm surges. Adequate measures to restore the eroded areas around the footings after major oods should be identi ed. 4. Innovations in management methods: The following are new techniques that can be utilized in asset management: Application of new management methods and management software. In-depth inspection and diagnosis using SHM. LRFR computer-based interpretation of eld data using Pontis. Use of GIS and imaging technologies and as-built modeling by laser scanning: This technology for CAD allows accurate as-built conditions to be scanned and converted to drawings. Tedious eld measurements are avoided. Remote monitoring sensors: Users can maintain an asset inventory database, collect inspection data, keep maintenance records, generate inspection reports, and provide decision support.

Mandatory Fields SDP includes mandatory fields, which must be included in any session description, and optional fields, which may be omitted. The following fields are mandatory:

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Frame Relay is designed as a WAN technology for data only. When the deployment began, end users and carriers alike all felt that voice data could ride on Frame services. However, that aside, the network and protocols were designed to carry data traffic across the WAN. More specifically, Frame Relay was developed to carry data traffic across the WAN and link local area networks (LANs) to other LANs, as shown in Figure 10-1 . Transmission of data across the local loop to the local telephone company s central office that is connected to the interexchange carriers network switching system is handled by a leased T1 or T3 link. In Figure 10-1 , a T1 provides the connection. Note also in this figure, the access device is through a dedicated Frame Relay router on both ends of the connection.

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Written March 2002. Clarifies Standard S5, Planning. This guideline assists the IS auditor in the development of a plan for an audit project by providing additional information found in ISACA audit standard S5. An audit plan needs to take several matters into consideration, including overall business requirements, the objectives of the audit, and knowledge about the organization s processes and information systems. Levels of materiality should be established and a risk assessment performed, if necessary.

During installation and configuration, the following tasks will be accomplished: The EdgeSight Web Server will be installed. The EdgeSight Console will be installed. The EdgeSight Database will be created on the EdgeSight Database server.

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