Essays on Output

OBJECTIVES THE ANALYST PURSUES IN DESIGNING SYSTEM OUTPUT

INTRODUCTION
In computer systems, output can be defined as anything that comes out of a computer. Output can be meaningful or just raw data. Output comes out of a computer in different formats such as pictures, text, binary numbers and printed pages. System output comes out from output devices such as loudspeakers, printers etc.

OBJECTIVES

System output needs to be effective. It should be able to serve its intended purpose for a specific user or the organization in order to be effective. System output also needs to be accurate and complete. It should therefore deliver the right amount of output Continue reading...

Chapter 7

Define recession and expansion. What are the beginning and ending points of a recession called? In postwar Canada, which have been longer on average, recessions or expansions?
Recession: Recession is the phase in the economy during which the economic activity declines. During this period, production, employment, income and all other economic activities falls below the normal level. A country generally experience negative economic growth during recession. Expansion- After recession, the economy slowly starts to recover and the expansion happens. Expansion is the economic period during which the country’s GDP starts to increase because of increased productivity, employment, real Continue reading...

Chapter 10:

Question1.
As government expenditure increases, the income increases. This increase in income leads to a rise in consumption expenditure. A 1 unit rise in income leads to a rise in consumption by the marginal propensity to consume. As consumption expenditure increases, this induces further increase in output in the economy. So income increases. The increase in government expenditure creates a multiplier effect. This multiplier depends on the marginal propensity to consume (MPC). Higher the MPC higher is the multiplier effect.

The money market is at equilibrium when the demand for money equals the supply of money. The demand for Continue reading...

MULTIPLEXERS AND DEMUMULTIPLEXERS

ELEC201
Digital Electronics
Partner Name:
Objectives
The objectives of this lab include:
Introduction
A multiplexer is a crucial digital circuit that is capable of selecting a single digital signal out of a set or group of signal at its input and passes that signal to its output. It functions as a more as a rotary switch that switches connects one input to the output at a time. On the other hand, the multiplexer does the exact opposite function; it passes multiple digital signal inputs through one of a set or group of outputs. Through multiplexers, several signals can be Continue reading...

Abstract
Shelter is one of the basic human necessities. Provision of decent-quality and affordable housing is one challenge that various authorities have been faced with, and Sheffield is not left behind. Though she has surpassed her average annual housing needs, Sheffield is still struggling to mitigate housing problems. This research project reviews the use of Geographic Information System (GIS) in Sheffield’s housing and how education level affects the Continue reading...

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Output gap is defined as the difference in the country’s actual gross domestic product and the country’s potential gross domestic product. During recession periods, the output of products and services also declines. On the other hand, when the economy of the country is in good condition, gross domestic product also increases. In an output gap, the potential output pertains to the maximum amount of services and products an economy can have when it is efficient of in its full capacity. Output gap can either be positive or negative. A positive output gap happens when actual Continue reading...

Oligopoly is a market structure in which only few firms are having control over market supply and since there are high barriers of entry and exit from the oligopoly market, the existing firms enjoy the monopoly kind position.( Parkin, 2011) Following are some of the salient features of Oligopoly Market:
1. Interdependence:
Firms operating under oligopoly are interdependent in the decision making process. The reason for the same is that the number of firms operating and competing in the market are very few and any change in price or output level by one firm will have a direct influence Continue reading...

DD Curve:
DD Curve is the summarized relationship between Exchange Rate and Ouput Level which shows all the combinations of output and the exchange rate for which the output market is in short run equilibrium i.e (aggregate demand= aggregate output)
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The above figure represents upward sloping DD Curve explaining the effect of movement in exchange rate on output level when both Domestic Price Levels(P) and Foreign Price Levels(P*) are fixed. The figure represents the effect of depreciation of domestic currency on domestic output levels and related aggregate demand. Thus, when domestic currency depreciates against foreign currency, Continue reading...

Introduction

The optimum size of company is a very fundamental issue o put into consideration for the growth of the company. Size can have drawbacks and benefits in assisting the management in maximizing the level of output. However, there are those factors that determine the size of the firm. In most cases farm expands their production due to the economies of scale. When the company grows or expands, it is able to take advantage of machine utilization, cost reduction, and bulk discount among others.
Large companies have the cost advantage over the small companies due to economies of scale. This Continue reading...

5- Cuk converter analysis .

6- Overview on Series Connection of DC-DC Converters...
7- Reference..

Introduction

There are various methods that determine the existence of DC-DC voltage conversion. Each method has certain benefits and drawbacks based on the operating conditions and specifications, such as voltage conversion ratio range, the maximal output power, power conversion efficiency, number of components, power density, galvanic separation of input and output and many others. When designing a fully-integrated DC-DC converter, the specifications are relevant; however, some of them gain weight due to the emergence of restrictions. For instance, in the case of IC technology, the options and availability of the Continue reading...

Is there a significant difference in changes in mean power output during the 30 second Wingate test between active and passive recovery?

The 30 second wingate test, which requires the athlete to cycle for 30 seconds, was conducted for 10 participants for the purpose this study. The results of the test for all 10 athletes were collected, and the same have been discussed here.

The results of the test collected for the 10 athletes were as follows:

As can be seen from the results contained in this table, there are significant differences in the performance of the ten athletes in the two phases of the test.

The following chart shares the details of the Wingate test from the passive phase of the test:

During Test 1 in the passive Continue reading...

Abstract

The effort that the has been put in the field of complex computation has been brought a lot of changes. The issue of proving or disapproving whether a set of binomially verifiable problems is equal to a set of bounded problems. The paper gives a detailed overview of the myth surrounding the quantum complexity and the implication that has brought to the world of quantum physics. To better understand the concept, it is crucial to introduce a Turing machine which is based on the quantum mechanical concept. In addition, the relationship between quantum oracle and Turing machine is exploded. Continue reading...

- Linear and Non-linear devices
A linear electrical component is an electrical element that has a linear relationship between current and voltage in a circuit. Examples include resistors, capacitors and inductors.
Non-linear electrical elements do not have a linear relationship between the current and voltage. An example is a diode where the current is a non-linear function of the voltage.
The load line analysis is a graphical analysis of the characteristics of non-linear electronic circuits to show the constraints that is placed on the non-linear devices by the rest of the circuit.
Using a simple diode (a non-linear electronic device) Continue reading...

Lab Report: Common Emitter Amplifier

Acronyms and Abbreviations
AC Alternate Current
BJT bipolar-junction-transistor
DC Direct Current
mA milliAmps

PNP Positive-Negative-Positive

Q point Quiescent Point
RF Radio Frequencies
Lab Report: Common Emitter Amplifier

Introduction

A laboratory was conducted to evaluate the characteristics of a common emitter amplifier. The configuration is a bipolar-junction-transistor (BJT). Transistors allow current to flow from positive to negative states or from negative to positive states. A transistor board was supplied for the experiment. Five activities were done during the lab: a DC analysis, An AC analysis gain at midband (with bypass capacitor in circuit), AC analysis gain at midband (with no bypass capacitator in Continue reading...

The paper discusses, analyzes and talks about specialized output devices available for

computer systems. It describes about their features and operations. The uses of various

output devices have been probed and dwelled into.

Output Devices

According to Dictionary.com, ‘Output device is an Electronic or electromechanical

equipment connected to a computer and used to transfer data out of the computer in the

form of text, images, sounds or other media.’ (1997).

Output devices are as vital as any input devices and probably more. They present the

output of the computers to us in human readable form. There are various kinds of Output

devices available as listed below:

Monitors: Monitors are screens which Continue reading...

Abstract

An ontology refers to a formal, common, shared description of significance concepts within a specific domain. Ontologies can be used to support various tasks in diverse areas of research such as information retrieval, knowledge management, databases, natural language processing, “geographic information systems”, digital libraries, “multi agent systems” or “visual information retrieval systems”. An ontology makes it possible to have shared knowledge as well as reuse where there can be communicating of information resources between software and human agents. However, ontologies have conceptually been in development since the 1970’s and in the late 1990s’-early 2000’s, we began Continue reading...

Article Review: The Causes of Cerebral Desaturation in

Article Review: The Causes of Cerebral Desaturation in
The study by Brinkman, Amadeo, Funk, and Grocott (2013) investigated cerebral desaturation, which frequently occurs in one-lung ventilation procedures for thoracic surgery and is possibly caused by lower cardiac output. The aim of the study was to explore the correlation between decreases in cerebral oxygen saturation that occurs in patients undergoing one-lung ventilation and decreased cardiac output. Although cerebral oxygen saturation was lowered in all of the participants, the researchers did not have statistically significant data that could be used to establish a correlation between cerebral desaturation and cardiac output, so Continue reading...

Architectural design

The design is undertaken because of the quest to have better experience with the video management system. The system will can be categorized into two, input or output, if the role that each device is analyzed and it can either be software or hardware if the physical attributes are considered. The system can also be categorized basing on the mobility of the devices in the system. There are static devices and mobile devices. The mobile devices include the devices can use while they are on transit. A user will request for information from the system. There are various outputs Continue reading...

ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS AND COMPARATORS

ELEC201
Digital Electronics
Partner Name:
Excelsior College
Objectives
This experiment seeks to:
- Examine how addition and subtraction are performed by the use of logic gates.
- Examine how binary numbers are compared using logic gates.
- Understand the working principle of comparators.

Introduction

It is possible to implement binary arithmetic in hardware through the direct application of basic logic gates. This is through the manipulation of binary numbers using simple gates such as the AND and OR gates, for example, the AND gate can be used to realize a multiplication operation in the simplest form. On the hand, OR Continue reading...

I am interested in writing about economic growth. This topic is so timely because the economy of US was reported to grow in the third quarter of this year. The growth in the economy was due to increases in inventories and export, thereby raising the gross domestic product to 2.7% during the third quarter.
Economic growth is a very important indicator of the economy as it signifies increase in the productive capacity of the country over time that leads to increases in national output and income. It is the increase in the total output of a country over time Continue reading...

ABSTRACT 3

INTRODUCTION
Background 4
Information Sources 4
Limitations 4
ANALYSIS
Presidential Election and the Economy 5
CONCLUSION
Summary and Interpretation of Findings 12

REFERENCES 13

Abstract
This paper presents an analysis of the article entitled The Growth Recession of 2012 and the Presidential Election published by Forbes.com in October 2012. The purpose of the paper is to present a recently published article and provide an analysis in light of the principles and theories of economics.
The discussion involves the analysis of a recent article by relating it to the theories and principles of Economics specifically focusing on Macroeconomics. In particular, in is Continue reading...

1. G20 summit to test EU debt deal
2. As Greece faces default, where is Europe's firewall?

Summary: key points in the article

The G20 countries are to meet in France to make major decisions for the global economy. Europe is in crisis both from huge debts and the banking sector is also in trouble. In particular, Greece is the country with the largest debt crisis. Efforts in the meeting will be to strengthen the bank balance sheets by reducing the budget deficits to prevent the weakening of the Euro. The source for this cash bailout is expected to be borrowed from emerging powers such Continue reading...

Abstract

Photovoltaic (PV) systems are one of the next generation’s renewable energy sources for our world energy demand. PV modules are highly reliable. However, in polluted environments, over time, they will collect grime and dust. There are also limited field data studies about soiling losses on PV modules. The study showed how important it is to investigate the effect of tilt angle on soiling. Continue reading...

A Comprehensive overview

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Financial Crisis

Introduction
It’s of imperative importance to understand the link between financial system and the economy. According to various economists, it is gauged that there are two primary function of finance. As mentioned in The Economist, it essentially performs as an economic time machine, serving savers to haulage their present surplus income into the future, and on the other hand offering borrowers access to future earnings now. Finance also serves as a safety net, protecting against catastrophic unforeseen events. Hence, by performing these two acts, an efficiently running financial system ensures against the bumps in life, providing Continue reading...

This was an economic downturn began in 1929 and continued until about 1939. The depression was the most severe ever experienced by the developed Western world. Though the Depression started in the United States, it gave rise to drastic declines in output, acute deflation and severe unemployment in almost every country of the world.

Introduction

In the U.S, the Great Depression started in 1929. The downturn became evidently worse in late 1929 until early 1933. Actual prices and output fell precipitously. Between the trough as well as the peak of the downturn, real GDP in the United States fell 30 Continue reading...

The most recent event in the country that I can think of is the 2012 Presidential Election. What has this to do with the economy?

The most obvious connection between a presidential election and economic activity is that, if the incumbent government is eyeing for a reelection, then pre-election programs include execution of expansionary fiscal policy since such policy (either increase in spending or a tax cut) tend to increase economic growth, reduces unemployment and increases the political support for the politician.
I learned that fiscal policy pertains to discretionary changes in government spending and tax collection with the Continue reading...

Hybrid Wind and Solar Powered Outdoor Lighting

Team:
MET-421-001
Senior Design Project I
Winter 2014

Abstract 1

Project Description 2
Photovoltaic Cells 3
Wind Turbine 4
Integrated Controls Unit 6
Battery 7
LED Lighting 8
Patent /Market Review 9
Economic Analysis 9
Conclusion 13

References 14

Appendix 15
Abstract
The United States Department of Energy has laid out a vision in 2011, which includes to have the U.S. secure a leading role in clean energy technologies. With current global considerations to conserve natural energy resources and convert to more sustainable methods of power generation, applied efforts need to be developed in order to integrate known methods of energy creation, and Continue reading...

Question 1. Explain the two theories of aggregate supply. On what market imperfection does each theory rely? What do the theories have in common?

Answer:

Sticky-price theory: price for the goods on the market do not change immediately to different occasions that might influence this changes. The goods on the market can’t be out bought instantly. Some firms respond to this by reducing the number of products, instead of price reduction. They do that, because they want to evade profit loss.
Imperfect information theory: this theory purpose is to model the relationship between changes in the money supply, prices Continue reading...

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Abstract 3

Introduction 4
Problem 1 4
Problem 2 6
Problem 3 7
Problem 4 9
Problem 5 12
Discussion 13
Conclusion 14

References 15

Appendix 17
Abstract
Noisy audio signals are relatively common and unavoidable. An important task of digital signal processing is to tackle this problem, so as to produce an almost, if not noiseless audio signal. One way of doing this is to use Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filters. Here we present our findings on different FIR filters, and their effects on an audio signal provided in the form of a sampled speech waveform. Some FIR filters Continue reading...

Introduction

This report contains the results of regression analysis for four variables captured in the Springdale community shopping survey. The analysis established that there was significant linear relationship between attitude towards Springdale and ease of return/exchange of goods. However, there was no significant linear relationship between the attitude towards Springdale and a lot of bargain price. On the other hand, it was found that there was significant linear relationship between attitude towards West Mall and a lot of bargain sales. On the contrary, there was no significant linear relationship between attitude towards West Mall and ease of return/exchange of goods.
Continue reading...

Introduction

DEA is the Data Envelopment Analysis. It is a non-parametric approach used in investigates for the assessment of production frontiers. It is used to assess the relative efficiency of various units, called DMUs in the language of DEA. DEA uses multiple inputs and outputs to estimate the efficiency and for benchmarking the best performing units.
The structure of the market economy is a concept with many aspects. In particular, the structure of the market economy can be characterized in terms of the competitive relationship, the degree of their development. There are several approaches to the study of the structure. Continue reading...

Introduction

DEA is the Data Envelopment Analysis. It is a non-parametric approach used in investigates for the assessment of production frontiers. It is used to assess the relative efficiency of various units, called DMUs in the language of DEA. DEA uses multiple inputs and outputs to estimate the efficiency and for benchmarking the best performing units.
The structure of the market economy is a concept with many aspects. In particular, the structure of the market economy can be characterized in terms of the competitive relationship, the degree of their development. There are several approaches to the study of the structure. Continue reading...

It was originally thought that basal ganglia were responsible for voluntary motor movements, and movement disorders were associated with pathological changes in the basal ganglia. However, it was found that the basal ganglia are associated with different cortexes with distinctive circuits, which are called loops, so a pathological transformation of tissue can manifest as a psychological or motor disorder, depending on the loop affected. The cortico-basal ganglia-thalamocortical loop is a one-way circuit that allows the basal ganglia to receive input from the cortex and send output via the thalamus back to different regions of the cortex. Pathological changes in Continue reading...

Reflection

System design is an important aspect of the automation process. There are many considerations that should be put in place in order to arrive at a particular screen and design. There is a need to ensure that the system requirements for the system meet what the client requires. The user interface should be friendly for the city residents including special groups such as the old and the elderly generation. User interface prototyping is an interactive technique involving user to actively mock-up the user interface of a system. The process will start with the identification and representation of GUI development Continue reading...

Abstract

An operational amplifier – OP-AMP is a circuit device that amplifies buffers or attenuates the input signal depending on the configuration. Amplified signal means that the output is greater than the input. This means the gain is larger than one. A buffered output means that the magnitude of input is equal to the output; only that the input has been delayed. An attenuated signal implies that the gain magnitude is less than unity. In this paper, amplification using an op-amp will be investigated. Inverting and non-inverting configurations will be connected and tested. Input waveforms and output waveforms will be compared. Continue reading...

Module 6

Study of Sequential Sequence Detectors
ELEC201
Digital Electronics
Partner Name:
Introduction
Circuits whose state transitions are controlled by a clock pulse are called synchronous sequential circuits. Other circuits whose state transitions are not controlled by a clock signal are called asynchronous circuits. This lab aims at equipping students with knowledge on synchronous sequential machines.
These are machines designed to solve a problem, which requires the output, to be some specific value after a given sequence of input values has been observed. This problem led to the development of two types of machines in the mid-1950s. These machines are Mealy Continue reading...

Introduction

Economic growth and policies are important for a nation like China which is considered the second most powerful nation in the world. When such an economy faces slow growth despite potential investments, there is a concern amongst its policy makers. This report discusses how China’s economists are planning to increase their economic growth as well as in depth analysis of economic concepts discussed in the newspaper article that has been chosen.

Article’s Summary

World’s second – largest economy, China faces an export slowdown and the reason for this situation is said to be Europe’s debt crisis. Considering the export Continue reading...

In an era dominated by peace, citizens are more inclined to look into economic growth and development. In particular, individuals look at how economic growth will manage to make their lives or that of their loved ones better. In this perspective, a candidate aspiring to seek a position of power must provide their intended proposition on tackling economic issues. On the case of candidates seeking re-election, their previous record is scrutinized and compared with that of the contender. In the prevailing times, the biggest issue is how an individuals can be able to affect the per capitata income and Continue reading...

- Globalization and burgeoning technology/innovation that shrink product-life-cycles, coupled with global competitor’s quality and price, brings goods to the USA adding to 80-90% mega-competition for most consumer goods sold in USA, compared to <25% in 1950’s. Equally, global companies compete severely and challenge US firms abroad.
- The U.S. and Eurozone economies play major roles in the world economy and are crucially important for each other’s prosperity. The two sides combined account for around 40% of world GDP, over 25% of world trade, 60% of world foreign direct investment flows, and 60%-70% of world banking Continue reading...

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership

The Transatlantic trade and Investment partnership (TTIP) is a proposed agreement of free trade between the European Union and the United States of America. The aim of this agreement is to do away with the trade obstacles present in an extensive range of economic sectors (TELÒ, 2013). Removal of these barriers will make it easier to carry out trade between the European Union and the United States of America. Apart from cutting tariffs across all sectors, the United States of America and the European Union intend to deal with barriers such as the disparities in technical regulations, standards and Continue reading...