Spreading Codes Generator for Wireless CDMA Networks

The prime characteristic of spread spectrum modulated signals is that their bandwidth is greater than the information rate. In this way a redundancy is introduced that allows the severe levels of inteference inherent in the transmission of digital information over radio and satellite links to be overcome. Current spread spectrum applications are primarily in military communications; nevertheless, there is growing interest in this technique for third generation mobile radio networks (UMTS, FPLTS, etc.) with open discussion regarding the practicality of using a multiple access system based on spread spectrum techniques (CDMA). However, in order to support as many users in the same bandwidth as other multiple access techniques such as TDMA or FDMA, it is important how to generate large families of sequences that present low cross-correlation. The aim of this paper is to describe a spreading codes generator that can produce a large number of PN sequences with good properties of auto- and cross-correlation. Moreover, the codes generated shows high unpredictability and good statistical behaviour. This also allows the implementation of some features that are common on military networks such as message privacy (increasingly important in commercial networks) without additional cost. The structure presented shows itself to be advantageous for high speed generation of codes at a low cost, low power consumption (allowing longer life for batteries), small size and simplicity of implementation, essential ingredients for commercial equipment. Another attractive feature is its structural parallelism, useful in VLSI implementations. All of these features render it potentially suitable for the implementation of channel bandwidth sharing systems in future wireless personal communications networks.     

Process integration in CASE environments

Research in CASE environments has focused on two kinds of integration: tool and object. A higher level of integration, process integration, which represents development activities explicitly in a software process model to guide and coordinate development and to integrate tools and objects, is proposed. Process integration uses software process models (SPMs) a process driver, a tool set, and interfaces for both developers and managers to form the backbone of a process-driven CASE environment. The developer's interface, a working environment that lets developers enact an SPM, and the manager's interface which gives managers and analysts the tools to define, monitor, and control the SPMs that developers are working on concurrently are discussed. The Softman environment experiment, an implementation of process-driven CASE environments with existing CASE environments, is reviewed     

草酸二异辛酯的合成

以酸化膨润土(SO42-/Bentonite)固体酸为催化剂、草酸和异辛醇为原料合成草酸二异辛酯。考察了焙烧温度对催化剂活性的影响。结果表明,焙烧温度为500℃时催化剂活性最好。考察了反应温度、原料配比、催化剂用量和反应时间等因素对酯化反应的影响,确定了最佳酯化反应工艺条件,即n(异辛醇)∶n(草酸)为3.5∶1、w(SO42-/Bentonite)为2.0%、反应温度140℃、反应时间3 h;在该条件下草酸的转化率达到96.4%。催化剂重复使用6次后,草酸的转化率仍可达到94.4%。     

混合结构楼房爆破拆除倒塌范围的确定

通过对混合结构楼房爆破倾倒过程特点的分析,提出了楼房在倾倒过程中的运动计算模型,并应用体积平衡原理,得到这类楼房爆破爆堆参数计算公式,用该公式计算的结果与实例中爆堆实测数据相比较,相对误差不超过11%.     

基于MOBILE的JK触发器设计

介绍了一种新型量子逻辑单元电路——单稳双稳转换逻辑单元及其工作原理,在此基础上探讨并设计了以MOBILE为基本单元电路的具有同步置位复位功能的边沿型JK触发器电路,从而丰富了量子电路中触发器的类型     

Investigation of the Effects of some Parameters in the Production of Chromate from Chromite Ores in Iskenderun Region

The conversion of chromite ore from iskenderun region into chromate was investigated. Firstly, the chromite ore was analysed using conventional chemical methods. Then, the effect of some parameters such as roasting time, temperature and the amount of additives on the conversion efficiency to the chromate was examined. The optimum roasting conditions were determined as 300°C, 2 hours, 10 times the stoichiometrically required amounts of NaClO₃ and 6 times the stoichiometrically required amounts of KOH. Under these conditions, the maximum recovery of chromate was found to be 100%. The product obtained from the roasting process was leached with water to produce a clean chromate solution. The effect of temperature and solid/liquid (S/L) ratio was investigated in the water leaching experiments. The optimum experimental results obtained were 100% at a 1:5 solid to water ratio at 25°C and 20 min leaching period. The chromate solution was purified using conventional purification processes.