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P:\010Comp\CertPrs8\653-6\ch01.vp
Wednesday, October 30, 2002...
... Introductionto Semiconductors &
Diodes
EE106 Analogue Electronics
Supplementary Notes
F. O’Malley
April 2005
Silicon Energy Band Diagram
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the conduction ... connected
to the n region, and the positive terminal is connected to
the p region
n-Type Semiconductors
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formed by adding
pentavalent (5
valence electrons)
impurity atoms
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Semiconductors - Doping
ã In an intrinsic semiconductor, there are relatively
few free electrons
– pure semi-conductive materials are neither good
conductors nor good insulators
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Introduction to Netscape Composer
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Welcome to the Introductionto Netscape Composer. This handout is divided into five sections: Inserting ... connection to another Web
page). Creating hyperlinks in Composer is very straightforward.
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... second to last equation to get the second to last unknown. This is
repeated until the entire system is solved.
An Introductionto Linear Algebra
Barry M. Wise and Neal B. Gallagher
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Vector Spaces and Subspaces
Before continuing on it is useful to introduce the concept of a vector space. The most
important vector spaces are denoted...
... difficult as the problem of
factoring a large integer into its
prime factors
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Concepts in Cryptography 3
Example: RSA
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factoring a large integer
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first-hand what it takes to develop a cryptographic algorithm. The development process is inherently
complex, and the only realistic way to reduce the risk is to open up the...
... Specification
Creation
Module 12:
Introduction to
Functional
Specifications
Module 12: Introductionto Functional
Specifications
448 Module 12: Introductionto Functional Specifications
... include the data design for the data structure as well as the user interface
design.
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design of the data store. The functional ... Services-Based
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Module 4: Business Solution
Conceptual Design
Module 5: Business Solution
Logical Design
Module 6: Beginning Physical
Design
Module 1: Course Overview
Module 2: Solution Design
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An Introductionto
ATM Networks
Harry Perros
An Introductionto ATM Networks
8
view to facilitating the international exchange of goods and services, and to ... by station A to
indicate to station B the current status of the ARQ from B to A, and N(S) is used by
station A to indicate the sequence number of the frame that it is transmitting to B. S-
frames ... function is to transform the raw transmission
link provided by the physical layer into a reliable communications link. This was deemed
An Introductionto ATM Networks
24
This protocol is...
... response to ping
Improper response to ARP queries
Improper response to DNS queries
Source routing to suspicious node
Employing a honeypot
Network latency monitoring
Time-domain reflectometers
... Issues in TCP/IP
TCP/IP was not designed with security in mind
Most of the attacks present today were unheard of during the
design of TCP/IP
It was designed to protect DoD network infrastructures
... network protocols and services.
Mechanisms to protect networks.
Security tools.
Overview of This Course
TCP/IP Suite
Vulnerabilities and solutions
Security protocols built on top of TCP/IP
...
...
source to the receiver and back from the receiver to the source. The
addition of feedback allows the sender to find out how the message is
being received and so it can be monitored and adapted to ... instance, people must learn to
speak and understand a language and to abide by the
rules of a society.
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‘bottom-up’ approach where members of the community make the
decisions. In this model people are just told what to do. We make
decisions...