Microfabricated preconcentrator-focuser for a microscale gas chromatograph

The design, fabrication, and testing of a preconcentrator-focuser (PCF), consisting of a thick micromachined Si heater packed with a small quantity of a granular adsorbent material are described. The PCF is developed to capture and concentrate vapors for subsequent focused thermal desorption and analysis in a micro gas chromatograph. The microheater contains an array of high-aspect-ratio, etched-Si heating elements, 520 /spl mu/m (h)/spl times/50 /spl mu/m (w)/spl times/3000 /spl mu/m (l), bounded by an annulus of Si and thermally isolated from the remaining substrate by an air gap. This structure is sandwiched between Pyrex glass plates with inlet/outlet ports that accept capillary tubes for sample flow and is sealed by anodic bonding (bottom) and rapidly annealed glass/metal/Si solder bonding (top). The large microheater surface area allows for high adsorption capacity and efficient, uniform thermal desorption of vapors captured on the adsorbent within the structure. The adsorbent consists of roughly spherical granules, /spl sim/200 /spl mu/m in diameter, of a high-surface-area, graphitized carbon. Key design considerations, fabrication technologies, and results of performance tests are presented with an emphasis on the thermal desorption characteristics of several representative volatile organic compounds as a function of volumetric flow rates and heating rates. Preconcentration factors as high as 5600 and desorbed peak widths as narrow as 0.8 s are achieved from 0.25-L samples of benzene at modest heating rates. The effects of operating variables on sensitivity, chromatographic resolution, and detection limits are assessed. Testing of this PCF with a micromachined separation column and integrated sensor array is discussed briefly.     

Research on the Distant Hybrids of Wheat Obtained via Low-Energy Ion-Beam Implantation

Abstract The whole DNA of soybean was implanted into four varieties of wheat of Zhongyu5, Huaiyin 9628, Wenyou 1, Jimai 5 respectively via ion-beam mediation. There were 5 plantsobtained whose protein content was higher than 18.5%, the highest one was 21.44%. There were 3plants obtained whose protein content was lower than 11.5%, the lowest one was 10.96%. We cansee that the whole DNA of soybean transformed into wheat via ion beam implantation can inducethe increase in wheat protein content dramatically. The result also shows that the transformationefficiency of different gene types of wheat receptor varies greatly that the implanting time has acertain effect on the efficiency of transformation.     

企业信息化中的网络存储整合应用

首先介绍了网络存储技术中NAS技术和SAN技术的基本原理,并对两者的特性进行了比较;然后详细介绍了企业信息化过程中网络存储整合的一个典型案例,分析了其整合前存在的不足,制定有效的整合实施方案,并对实施过程中许多关键技术部分进行了阐述,最终很好的达到了预定目标;最后总结了网络存储整合需要规划多种技术相融合的必要性.     

Amplification and expression of c-erbB2 oncogene in normal, hyperplastic, and malignant endometria

OBJECTIVE: To study the correlation of development and survival with amplification of c-erbB2 oncogene in endometrial carcinoma. METHODS: The amplification and expression of c-erbB2 oncogene were determined from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissues of 25 normal, 31 hyperplastic, and 72 malignant samples of the endometrium in 128 patients, using differential polymerase chain reaction (DPCR) and an immunohistochemical technique. RESULTS: Amplified c-erbB2 (2 to 12 copies) were found in two of 25 (8.0%) normal, 15 of 31 (48.4%) hyperplastic, and 45 of 72 (62.5%) malignant samples. When the results of DPCR were compared with those of the immunohistochemical method, the negative findings concide well with one another, i.e., nonamplification was associated with the absence of immunoreactivity. It was noted that the amplified c-erbB2 was found more significantly in complex and a typical hyperplasias than in simple hyperplasias. The high-level c-erbB2 amplification (at least five copies) was significantly correlated with the histological grade of endometrial carcinoma and vascular or lymphatic invasion. No correlation was seen between c-erbB2 amplification and overall survival in the present group of patients. CONCLUSIONS: The amplified c-erbB2 may play a potential role in the early development of some endometrial carcinomas. The high-level c-erbB2 amplification may identify a subset of aggressive endometrial carcinoma that involves vascular or lymphatic invasiveness and poor cell differentiation playing the role of a marker for clinical prognosis.     

Ultrasonic thin-walled tube wave structure for sensing devices

Theoretical and experimental investigations of thin-walled tube acoustic wave devices for gravimetric sensing applications are presented. Integrated sensor configurations have been demonstrated by employing a sol-gel processed thin piezoelectric lead zirconate titanate (PZT) film. This was coated coaxially on stainless steel tubes and interdigital transducers (IDT) fabricated as the transmitter and receiver on the curved tube surfaces. We have observed tube waves along both the axial and circumferential directions between 1 and 6.6 MHz. We have also analyzed the mass sensitivities of different modes propagating along the tubes and shown that high mass sensitivity can be achieved by keeping the tube wall thin     

基于公共存储器进行数据交换的高速数字图象处理系统

本文介绍了一种基于公共存储器进行数据交换的高速数字图象处理系统．给出了公共存储器的设计，描述了处理器对公共存储器的进程同步控制．     

Gain optimization for Yagi-Uda arrays

The author presents a personal account of the search for a design procedure for Yagi-Uda antenna arrays yielding a maximum gain, or directivity if element losses are neglected. Results on current distributions in the array are briefly reviewed. The analytical approach used to achieve gain optimization by means spacing and length perturbations is sketched. By using both spacing and length perturbations, it was possible to find the optimized array analytically in a systematic way, some examples having gain increases of nearly 80%. The effects of finite dipole radius and mutual coupling were included in the theoretical treatment     

Optimal Hybrid Control for Structures

A new method for integrated design of passive and active elements is presented. Rather than the existing qualitative selection of parameters for passive elements, a quantitative approach is proposed that finds optimal active and passive parameters with respect to an H₂/H_∞ performance requirement. This new approach automatically yields passive designs when the given performance limits are high enough and active (hybrid) designs when the given performance constraints are stringent. Furthermore, our algorithm finds the special performance requirement (the peak of the frequency response) that cannot be satisfied by any passive design. Hence this article shows how to determine when control is required rather than assuming a priori that it is or is not required. A simple design method given herein yields either passive, active, or hybrid designs depending only on the level of the performance constraints that are specified in the statement of the problem.