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Needs Wireless Electricity

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:46:00 +0000

There are many invention made in wireless field. We finds lots of wireless device around us. One of the device is Mobile, it changes every ones life. Now needs to invent wireless electricity. See the above picture and decide do we really need it?

Are bhai kaunse wire me problem hein?

Rugged Laptop / Notebooks GETAC B300

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 12:28:00 +0000

The B300 laptops /notebooks is a hard-as-nails road warrior designed to be productive and worry-free mobile computing, and it is fully customizable. It is MIL-STD 810F and IP54 compliant, boasting: a magnesium alloy case, a shock-protected HDD, vibration and shock resistance, and sealed I/O caps and doors to prevent damage from solid particles and moisture. The B300 embraces several advanced security features to safeguard important data, including a fingerprint scanner, TPM 1.2, and an optional smart card reader. It also includes comprehensive connectivity options of Bluetooth, WLAN, GPS, and 3G.

Besides an extensive list of connectivity, security options, and up to 12 hours of battery life**, the B300 features an ultra-bright 13.3” sunlight readable display. The elective 1200 nits display solution leads the industry with an unmatched effective contrast ratio that makes the B300 the ideal choice for daylight viewing; all of the 1200 nits displays have adopted mercury-free LED lamps. A touch screen is an option available to both standard and 1200 nits displays.

**Battery life testing conducted under BatteryMark 4.0.1. Battery performance will vary upon software applications, wireless settings, power management settings, LCD brightness, customized modules and environmental conditions. The battery has a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced by a Getac service provider. Battery life and charge cycles vary by use and settings.

This type of computer notebooks / laptop computers are suitable for rugged environment especially for Indian users

Mind Reading Helmet

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 10:46:00 +0000

For people suffering from disabilities, here is some good news. Researchers have developed systems that read brainwaves in the form of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals in order to help the disabled control wheelchairs, play games or type on a computer. Two companies are already preparing to sell such devices to mainstream consumers. Australian company Emotiv will release a helmet equipped with 16 sensors that make it possible to direct twelve different movements in a computer game. The helmet can also detect emotions, says the company. It will be compatible with any PC running Windows and ship later this year for $299. Californian company NeuroSky too has come up with a device that can detect emotions, the firm says it can tell whether you are focused, relaxed, afraid or anxious, for example. NeuroSky does not sell it directly to the public. Instead, it is licencing its technology to other companies including Mattel, Nokia and Sega. These licensed developers will bundle the technology with their applications and sell into the retail market. Mattel, for example, will soon sell a game that involves players levitating a ball using thought alone.

Aminij Req. Computer Engineers

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:55:00 +0000

Aminij requires computer engineers and electronics engineers. please contact us at above numbers to get good job and salary.

Instant on computers

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:32:00 +0000

Ultra thin ferro-electric materials used in smart cards will soon make computers more efficient by enabling them to switch on instantly.Smart cards rely on ferro-electric materials to instantly reveal and update stored information; for example, in ATMs. A computer with this capability could instantly provide information and other data to the user. Researchers led by Darrell Schlom at Cornell University took strontium ti-tanate and deposited it on silicon — the main component of most semiconductors. Schlom and his team then integrated circuits in such a way that the silicon squeezed it into a ferro-electric state. For computer users, it could mean no more waiting for the operating system to go online or to access memory from the hard drive.

"Several hybrid transistors have been proposed specifically with ferroelectrics in mind," said Schlom. "By creating a ferro-electric directly on silicon, we are bringing this possibility closer to realisation."

GPS Shoes

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:58:00 +0000

IDG (Isaac Daniel Group) has developed GPS shoes, dubbed Blue GPS because of their Bluetooth capability. These shoes enable the wearer to be tracked by friends and family through their cell phones. The wearer simply inputs up to five phone numbers of family/friends into his cell phone (eventually this capability will be expanded to up to 20 people) and pushes a button on the shoe to activate a link with those on his list.

The Blue GPS can be enabled with all cellular phones. So people will be able to see where their friends are and have a better idea of estimated arrival time without having to call them. And, because the wearer doesn't have to be talking on the phone while driving, it will improve safety. In addition to the button linking the shoe and cell phone users, another button can be pressed for an 'E911' call. When that button is pushed, a signal is sent to IDG's monitoring division, ID Conex, which then attempts to contact the wearer. If the shoe wearer does not respond, ID Conex alerts the proper authorities.

E-Bike

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 06:46:00 +0000

E-Bike created from waste electronics components

From Waste To Best ... !!!

How To Recruit The Right Person For The JOB?

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 12:56:00 +0000

Put about 100 bricks in some particular order in a closed room with an open window.

Then send 2 or 3 candidates in the room and close the door.

Leave them alone and come back after 6 hours and then analyze the situation.

If they are counting the bricks, Put them in the accounts department.

If they are recounting them, Put them in auditing.

If they have messed up the whole place with the bricks, Put them in engineering.

If they are arranging the bricks in some strange order, Put them in planning.

If they are throwing the bricks at each other, Put them in operations.

If they are sleeping, Put them in security.

If they have broken the bricks into pieces, Put them in information technology.

If they are sitting idle, Put them in human resources.

If they say they have tried different combinations, yet not a brick has been moved, Put them in sales.

If they have already left for the day, Put them in marketing.

If they are staring out of the window, Put them on strategic planning.

And then last! but not least, If they are talking to each other and not a single brick has been moved.

Congratulate them and put them in top management .

Electrical Engineer's Funny ...!!! interview

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 12:16:00 +0000

Examiner : "tell me the difference between a choke and a coil"

New graduate EE (think he know): "A choke in a circuit is to slow down the flow of electrons. On the othe hand, the coil is to shoot the electrons to go much faster, just like the spring !"

Examiner : "tell me the difference between a capacitor and an inductor"

New graduate EE (think for a moment): "In the earlier day they used to call a capacitor a straptor because it use to strap the electrons in to a small tank for later use. The inductor is a self generator, it can product enegy"

Examiner (smile on his face): "Our company design and develope electric car for future vehical. If we hire you, can you help us to design a new car that can go more than 100 mile/ gallon?"

New graduate EE (very happy and stand up to answer): "Sure I can, I already have in mind a principle of a new enegy free car. I will design a very big inductor. The driver just have to hold a big magnet and slide the magnet over the inductor, the free energy will product; the faster the magnet slide back and forth the faster the car can go. Virtually energy from the inductor is unlimited....(he goes on and on, and on)"...

Examiner (stand up and cry): "Ok..ok..ok I get the picture. I think you are very smart and I think you must work for a place very importance like NASA. I will call for NASA to instroduce you to them"

New graduate EE (D.D.D): "D..D...D....D....."

New graduate EE (confused, he think he may get a big job in NASA): "you mean NASA??....."

Environmentalists push for new e-waste recycling law

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 11:41:00 +0000

"Firms that make computers and mobile phones must take legal responsibility for recycling them," say environmentalists, who are pushing for a new law on handling e-waste. They also want a ban on import of old computers to India. Greenpeace India, along with Toxics Link, an environmental NGO, and the Manufacturers' Association of Information Technology (MAIT) are pushing for separate legislation for e-waste management to be enacted under the Environment Protection Act.

India is likely to generate as much as 800,000 tons of electronic waste by 2012 and there's only one government registered recycling firm. Most computers and phones are dismantled and shredded in the informal sector under dangerous circumstances, with little attention paid to safeguarding workers from the toxic components. According to a Greenpeace report, in 2007-2008, India generated 380,000 tons of e-waste. Only three per cent of this made it to the authorized recycler's facilities.

"Unlike most hazardous wastes that are directly produced by factories, e-wastes are post-consumer waste, so the way to recycle and treat them is different and hence, needs a separate law and a cradle to grave approach," says Abhishek Pratap, Greenpeace toxics' campaigner. The main contention of environmentalists is to place the legal onus of take back services (collection and recycling) directly on producer companies. The new legislation will hold producer companies responsible for the way their e-waste is recycled.

Chinese phones are banned in India

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 11:24:00 +0000

The import of Chinese mobile phones without unique identity code numbers has been banned in India. "Import of mobile handsets without an international mobile equipment identify (IMEI) number is prohibited with immediate effect," the director general of the Foreign Trade announced in a notification.

IMEI is a unique 15-digit number, helps authorities to trace handsets through the calls made from them. Also, the Cellular Operators Association of India has developed a software to enable embedding of genuine identity codes issued by the Global Association of Telecom Operators for handsets which do not have the required IMEI numbers.

K Srinivasan, additional secre-tary, ELCINA, says, "This ban is a very positive sign. It will bring three advantages: it will assuage security concerns, it will act as a tracking mechanism for service

providers and will abate chances of theft."

Battle Of Technologies

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:48:00 +0000

A Japanese, American, and Filipinos are curious about the technologies of their ancestors in communication. So what they do is dig a hole in their land. The dimension is 40 meter deep and a diameter of 5 meters.

Japanese was the first one to dig.

Japanese: We found a lot of copper! The technology of our ancestors is "Wire communications"

Next are the Americans.

Americans: We found a lot of fibers! So our ancestors use "Fiber optics communications"

Next are the Filipinos.

Filipinos: We found nothing!

The Americans and Japanese laughs.

Filipinos: Wait! can we dig 40 meters more?

Americans: OK you can dig 40 meters more! I hope you found something! ( They say it with laugh).

The Filipinos are hoping the find something after they dig 40 meters. After they dig 40 meters more, again they did not find anything.

Filipinos: We did not found anything!

The americans and japanese laugh again!

Filipinos: What are you laughing?

The americans and japanese laugh

Filipinos: These means that our ancestors are using "Wireless Communications" !

Japanese: Woahh

Americans: Unbelievable!

Hi-Tech Shoes

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:43:00 +0000

Hi-Tech Shoes. Powered By Linux

World's first pure white LED

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:46:00 +0000

Energy-efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are projected as the predominant lighting source of the future, replacing the incandescent bulbs as well as compact fluorescent lights (CFLs). But, LEDs do not naturally produce white light, and getting them to look like they do adds to their production cost, making them much more expensive than an average incandescent bulb or compact fluorescent lamp. Also, the quality of their light output is not that good.

Soo-Young Park at Seoul National University, South Korea, and colleagues at the University of Valencia in Spain, have engineered a molecule that combines two light-emitting materials, orange and blue, to produce a white light in the visible light spectrum. This single molecule behaves like two separate light-producing molecules when stimulated with a voltage, it produces orange and blue light that mix to create white. A large population of the molecules reliably produces equal quantities of orange and blue light that mix to produce an even white.

The new form of LED molecule is said to be efficient, colour stable and reproducible, making it an ideal candidate for use in LED lighting.

Solar Powered Mobile

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:37:00 +0000

Charge your mobile anywhere the Sun is shining when electricity is unavailable. Samsung has introduced a solar-powered mobile phone, the Solar Guru (Guru E1107), in India. However, the solar power charging is only an option and not the main mode of charging. To charge the battery fully via the solar panel, the phone needs to be kept in the Sun for 40 hours. The Solar Guru can provide around Samsung Solar Guru five to 10 minutes E1107 of talk time with one hour of solar charging.

Earlier, a Chinese manufacturer had also announced a solar-powered cell phone. It claimed that placing the phone under strong sunlight for one hour would support 15 minutes of talk time and about eight hours exposure to strong sunlight was required to fully charge the cell phone. Japanese electronics company Sharp is also planning to launch its solar-powered phone SH002, which can give one minute of talk time and two hours of standby with a 10-minute charge in the sun

Funny Oscilloscope...!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:51:00 +0000

Interview Of Electrical Engineer

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:38:00 +0000

Subject : electrical Engineering

Interviewer: Why is a thicker conductor necessary to carry a current in A.C. as
compared to D.C. ?

Candidate: An AC current goes up and down (drawing a sinusoid) and requires more space inside the wire, so the wire has to be thicker.

Interviewer: How will you tell if that wall outlet carries AC or DC ?

Candidate: I will put my finger in. If it is pushed away, it is DC. If it gets stuck, it
was AC.

Interviewer: How will you reverse direction of an induction motor?

Candidate: I will remove the four bolts at the base, turn the motor around, and put back the bolts.

Interviewer: How do you start a synchronous motor?

Candidate: Vrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm (in rising pitch)

Interviewer: Stop! Stop!

Candidate: rrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm (in falling pitch)

Interviewer: How do you limit surge current within an integrated circuit?

Candidate: By using a miniature circuit breaker.

Interviewer: " Why does a capacitor block DC but allow AC to pass through?

Candidate: See, a capacitor is like this ---| |--- , OK. DC Comes straight, like this ----------, and the capacitor stops it. But AC,goes UP, DOWN, Up DOWN and jumps right over the capacitor!"

Interviewer: "What is a step-up transformer?"

Candidate: "A transformer that is put on top of electric poles."

Interviewer (smiling): "And then what is a step-down transformer?"

Candidate (hesitantly): "Uh - A transfomer that is put in the basement or in a pit?"

Interviewer (pouncing): "Then what do you call a transformer that is installed on the ground?"

(Candidate knows he is caught -- can't answer)

Interviewer (impatiently): "Well?"

Candidate (triumphantly): "A stepless transformer, sir!"

5 MB Harddisk...!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Milan Patel) — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 14:28:00 +0000

Do you guess what is this...?

This is the hard disk of 5MB Only

In September 1956 IBM launched the 305 RAMAC, the first computer with a

hard disk drive (HDD). The HDD weighed over a ton and stored 5MB of data.

The IBM 350 Disk Storage Unit provides storage capacity of the disk drive

was 5MB (referred to at the time as 5 million characters). It was configured

with 50 magnetic disks containing 50,000 sectors, each of which held 100

alphanumeric characters.