YepSailOn

YepSailOn

YepSailOn is an esteemed member of CrazyEngineers since Apr 11, 2013

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ConquerorI think it is going to be a long explanation But you should now that when a Digital transmitted wave is received the noise is only present in the transition...

Anand TamariyaAn ounce of practice is better than a pound of theory. Why don't you test out your hypotheses and let me know your results about how far can you...

I have a question here, isn't Java better than .Net? because I've seen that it runs everywhere, on phones, on tablets, on computers that don't run Windows. wouldn't .net just...

oooh! my kind of discussion. I'm generally skeptic about statistics, because depending on how you conduct the survey you can skew the results any way you want. About the survey...

hmm... if you're looking for windows 7 tips, this link #-Link-Snipped-# has most of the good bits. It's pretty comprehensive, I still haven't finished reading it myself :X

ConquerorModulation in LAN cables are not necessary as the net distance to transfer the data is very less and can provide lesser resistive path But in the case of telephone...

Anand TamariyaSignal degradation in this case is not because of noise, but simple resistance in the conducting wires.In any communication system, noise is what determines how far you can transmit...

Actually, digital signals have better noise immunity compared to analog ones because you only have to worry about two levels. So, they can be transmitted farther before signal degradation reaches...

I've ran across prebuilt proximity sensors in the market but I think your best bet is to use an ultrasonic transciever. The strength of the echos would reduce as the...

hehe, it was entirely my fault for misdirecting you that way, I guess I was a bit too cheeky with the title😘 I thought you moved it as it felt...

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