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  • Types of Plasma Electrodes

    The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) represents 90 percent of the semiconductor products produced in the United States. The multi-billion dollar semiconductor industry sells millions of tiny computer microchips, which are created with plasma electrodes. Types of plasma electrodes are: induction coupled, microwave or radio wave electrodes. Plasma electrodes at the bottom of furnace shafts, reach temperatures above 6,000 degrees Centigrade. Plasma electrodes vaporize metal, which coats copper or silicone forming semiconductors.

  • How to Build Your Own Tape Eraser

    Recycling old magnetic storage media (discs, tapes and cassettes) saves money and reduces waste in our landfills; however, all data should be completely erased magnetically (or degaussed) before reusing. Though professional grade tape erasers are readily available at most electronics retailers, a do-it-yourself version can accomplish the same results for a much smaller investment. You may even have some of the needed components in your garage or tool kit.

  • How to Get the Pearl in "Virtual Villagers 3"

    "Virtual Villagers 3: The Secret City" sends you out with a group of villagers to search for a new part of the island to populate. You're encouraged to explore a secret city, find new sources of food, and discover the secret of Isola. Getting the pearl takes patience as the puzzle required to get it can take several hours to make. It can be done if you know where to direct the energies of certain members of your tribe.

  • How to Calculate the Bandwidth Delay Product

    The bandwidth delay product is a measure of the amount of data that can be transferred within a network. It can be calculated by multiplying the available bandwidth by the end-to-end delay time. The resulting product is measured in bits or bytes, depending on the units used for bandwidth.

  • How to Make a Lace Shrug

    Designing your own clothing and clothing accessories allows you the ability to experiment with a variety of fabrics, colors, textures and styles. An excellent accessory for beginners, making a shrug from lace material provides you with an easy-to-complete project that dresses up your jean outfits and adds elegance to your night-time wear as well.

  • How to Use Pointers in Fortran

    Pointers are a type of variable that points to a variable where data is stored, instead of containing the actual data itself. Pointers are useful when the data to be used or manipulated is unknown previous to runtime. This occurs when data entities are dynamically created or destroyed and it is unknown beforehand how many of these events will occur. Pointers are also useful for manipulating lists. For example, if you have an array that needs to be sorted, you can sort an array of pointers to the data instead of the data itself. This has the advantage of using…

  • Types of Electrodes in Potentiometry

    Potentiometry is a method in electrochemistry used to determine the concentration of components in a chemical solution. Electrodes are employed to measure voltages that result from chemical reactions.

  • How to Create an Invoice Letter

    An invoice letter is a simple cover letter that goes with a formal invoice to a company that owes money on a bill. The letter might help clarify the debt, or give firm demands for payment, especially in the case of a deadbeat client. An invoice letter can also be used by the recipient of goods and services to explain why an invoice has not yet been paid. You can create your own standard invoice letter to be sent to clients and suppliers easily.

  • Making Electromagnets With Nail & Wire

    Electrical projects for children or adults are a great way of teaching the basic principles of electrical power. Making an electromagnet with a nail and wire shows the workings of magnets and motors with electricity. This project will enable even the youngest experimenter to pick up small metal objects with this powerful electromagnet.

  • How to Type Smiley Faces

    Communicating online is very different than communicating in person. Sometimes, tone of voice and inflection are lost in the shortcuts and symbols we use for online language. When you want the person you're chatting with to know you're being humorous, type in a smiley face and keep the tone light and casual.

  • How to Subtract Binary Numbers

    For those that work in the field of computers and the designing of them it is important to understand and be able to work in the binary number system. Unlike the decimal system that we all know and learned in school, the binary number system only uses the numerals zero and one. One of the basic ways to manipulate these numbers is through subtraction.

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