对我国酱油酿造几项新技术应用之浅见

本文概述了三十年来我国酿造酱油工业开展研究的六项新技术在现阶段的投产可行性，及进一步研究方向的看法。     

核医学成像技术中计算机的应用

由于计算机和核医学的结合,各种成像方法的计算机化医学图像层析技术正在迅速发展,并开始广泛应用。本文介绍各类成像技术中计算机的应用,特别评述其最近进展,并提出了今后的展望。     

Nd3+ Doped Silicate Glass Photonic Crystal Fiber with Random Hole Distributions

The fabrication of one kind of large core area Nd3 doped silicate glass photonic crystal fiber, and demonstration of the fiber's waveguidence properties were reported. This fiber owns a random air hole distribution in the cladding. The measured minimum loss of this kind of fiber is 10 dB·m-1 at 660 nm. These fibers can sustain only a single mode at least over wavelength ranging from 660 nm to 980 nm.     

多信道E1映射复用成帧芯片PM8316及其应用

PM8316是PMC-Sierra公司生产的一种低功耗、高性能的多信道E1映射复用成帧芯片。该芯片内部集成了映射器、复用器、成帧器，其处理容量为63路E1，并含有8位微处理器总线接口和5个标准信号的JTAG测试端口，可支持收发抖动衰减。文中介绍了PM8316的主要功能和接口，给出了它在SDH终端设备中的主要信号电路框图。     

Nickel and chromium cycles: Stocks and flows project part IV

Nickel and chromium are essential ingredients in alloys increasingly important for energy-efficient, environmentally friendly modern technology. Quantitative assessment of the flows of these metals through the world economy from resource extraction to final disposal informs resource policy, energy planning, environmental science, and waste management. This article summarizes the worldwide technological cycles of nickel and chromium in 2000. Stainless steel is the major use of these metals, but they serve numerous other special needs, as in superalloys for high-temperature service, as plating materials, and in coinage. Because they are used primarily in alloys, novel recycling issues arise as their use becomes more widespread. “... the great New York and St. Louis double track, nickel plated railroad...” — Norwalk, Ohio, Chronicle 10 March 1881 announces arrival of surveyors for the future Nickel Plate Railway “Later [1911] I formed an alloy of Iron and Chromium, which showed remarkable resistance to rust and tarnish ... [It was] rediscovered by an Englishman named Brearley, in 1914.” —Elwood Haynes to Stephen F. Roberts, 17 January 1925