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Royce is stupid, all the comments you make make you look like a fool. Why put all your personal business out there for people to see. Take care of your child, you cannot make a man do his part, you do your part as a mother. Is he paying child support, are you working, then do your job as a mother. If he is working and is away on games ( working) he won't see his kid everyday, you knew that before you got knocked up. On the show Basketball Wives you seem to be jealous to me, in fact "ALL the LADIES do".
Your crazy if you don't think if there was internet and TMZ etc. back in MAGIC's day that those woman wouldn't have came out w/ tell-all books, interviews etc. what he is suing for is his endorsements (which is where most players make there money anyway) and his name which is priceless.
He can't prove anything unless the Feds take her computer and trace all of her alias's to her IP address (which is a huge waste of time and money).
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Over the past 2 years, Pinterest has been gaining momentum, but Hitwise's listing them as one of the Web's Top 10 Social Networks, has recently pushed them over the edge (attracting over 11 million visitors in mid-December). Beating out Google+ and Tumblr, and having raised over $35 million in Venture Capitalist funding, it may be worth your while to have a quick look at Pinterest and see how it works.
To get you started, let's begin with some terminology:
- What are "Pins"? A pin is any image that is added to your online pinboard. You can link to them from the web or upload your own and add captions for interest.
- Repins? Repinning is when you pin something to your board that has been on someone else's. This is a way to share great content with your own followers.
- Board? This is where you group related pins. You can have separate pins for different categories like: family room design, technology and gadgets, gift ideas etc
Browser Bookmarking and adding price information
A cool thing about Pinterest is that you can add a bookmark to your Web browser so you can pin images from other sites. So if you're shopping online (say at Pottery Barn), you can click the bookmark to create a pin of that image. This will automatically link that photo to the Pottery barn website, so someone can find out more if they want. Adding pricing information to the pin, will show that item's price whenever someone mouses over the picture on your pinboard.
Collaboration possibilities
Pinterest's future (I believe) lies in its collaboration capabilities. Adding contributors to one of your pinboards will let you work together to plan that event or collect research and information for that long-term project. I don't see any business-focused marketing at the moment, but this is a market Pinterest should tap into very soon. Because the site isn't timeline-based, I know I'll be using it for organizing and project collaboration, as soon as I can get through all of these home decorating pins!
At the moment, Pinterest is only open to invited users. You can request an invite invite at www.pinterest.com and you should have an invite in your inbox within a day or two.


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TI's technology advances LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3, allowing students and hobbyists to unleash their creative powers to build stronger, smarter robots
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DALLAS, Sept. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Texas Instruments (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) announced that Sitara™ processors, along with TI connectivity and analog solutions, have been selected to power the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 robotics platform that is now available. The robotics tool kit contains hardware and software to create customizable and programmable robots and features a programmable brick computer powered by TI's Sitara AM1808 ARM9™ processor to control the motors, monitor sensors and run Linux. Additionally, the brick contains TI's CC2560 Bluetooth® connectivity solution, which allows users to control their robot with a mobile device using an iOS or Android app.
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In addition to being available in retail stores, a special version of the platform, LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 Education, is optimized for student use and available for classrooms through LEGO Education.
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For many years, TI has played a leadership role in driving innovative education programs. This collaboration with The LEGO Group extends TI's commitment to support the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education initiative. Over the past five years, TI and the TI Foundation have contributed more than $150 million to education.
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December 16, 2005
Since its discovery more than 70 years ago by Alexander Fleming, penicillin and its analogs have been at the forefront of the fight against bacterial infections. These molecules share a common ring motif called beta-lactam, thus the name beta-lactam antibiotics. They operate by forming a covalent adduct with membrane-bound bacterial transpeptidases, which are also known as penicillin-binding proteins, involved in the biosynthesis of cell walls. These mechanism-based inhibitors prevent the construction of the bacterial cell wall and lead eventually to cell lysis and death.
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Assistant Research Professor D. Xu and Professor H. Guo in the Department of Chemistry at the University of New Mexico (UNM) are using sophisticated computational approaches to understand the catalytic mechanism of a unique class of beta-lactamases. The so-called Class B2 beta-lactamases possess a zinc ion in its active site, which helps to accelerate the hydrolysis of a beta-lactam antibiotic molecule that docks at the active site. Although the Class B2 beta-lactamases are still rare in the clinical setting, an alarming trend in recent years points to a rapid spread of these metallo-enzymes in pathogenic micro-organisms by plasmid-mediated gene exchanges. Their broad substrate spectra and the absence of clinically useful inhibitors render them a dangerous threat to the relatively small arsenal of beta-lactam antibiotics.
A key step in designing inhibitors is to understand the mode of binding for the antibiotic molecule in the enzyme active site and the structure of the transition state in the slowest step of the catalysis. Unfortunately, the enzyme has so far resisted to yield its secret. This is because the enzyme-catalyzed hydrolysis reaction is so fast that it is not amenable to any existing experimental technique in structure determination. The lack of substrate analogs (inhibitors) for Class B2 beta-lactamases renders it very difficult to determine how the antibiotic molecule binds with the enzyme. Computational approaches can thus be very helpful to unravel the structure and reaction kinetics of the antibiotic-enzyme complex.
In a recent publication in Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, the two UNM researchers reported a computational study of the antibiotic binding dynamics of a third generation beta-lactam antibiotic molecule (biapenem) to a beta-lactamase (CphA) from the bacterium A. hydrophila. Using a state-of-the-art quantum mechanical/molecular mechanical (QM/MM) method, the UNM study identified a unique binding mode that sheds valuable light on the catalytic mechanism of the beta-lactamase. This binding model is unique in that it is consistent with a recently published structure of enzyme-intermediate complex.
It was determined that the antibiotic, biapenem, is engaged in direct metal binding with the zinc co-factor in the enzyme through its 3-carboxylate oxygen. It is further anchored by several hydrogen bonds between the substrate and active-site residues, particularly those made possible by conformational changes of Asn233. An active-site water is poised to attack the carbonyl carbon in the beta-lactam ring of the antibiotic molecule, with the help of either a Histidine or Aspartate residue serving as the general base. Work to elucidate the detailed catalytic mechanism using the QM/MM approach is underway in their laboratory, which is expected to provide helpful guidance to the designing of mechanism-based inhibitors that mimic the transition state structure.
Part of the UNM work was carried out on a recently purchased high performance shared-memory computer -- IBM p570 -- with 16 Power 5 chips and 256 GB of memory. This new addition to UNM's HPC center was made possible by a Major Research Instrumentation grant from the National Science Foundation. As the Principal Investigator of the NSF grant, Professor Guo is very excited about the prospect of scientific computing at UNM. Apart from the beta-lactamase project, the Guo group is also investigating a number of important enzymatic reactions, such as proton transfer, phosphoryl-transfer, hydrolysis, and arginine modification. The insights provided by these computational studies will help us to understand catalytic principles in general and to design new drugs that block the enzyme catalysis when needed.
This article originally appeared in the December 2005 HPC@UNM Newsletter. For more information visit http://www.hpc.unm.edu/.
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- Menifee'rOctober 16, 2007 6:52 PM
Are there any plans for a fire station or police station anywhere when Menifee becomes a city?? Lots of development, lots of potential for fires and crime.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 16, 2007 7:07 PM
This community really needs the shopping and services!!!!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 16, 2007 9:33 PM
How accurate is this map? Home depot is being built 2 exits up at Ethanic road (Building almost done). Where did the information come from that they will build another at scott road?
ReplyDelete The Home Depot at Scott & Haun is at this moment, still in the plans. In the same center with Home Depot will also be Circuit City, and Costco, and I believe Petco, and Sport Chalet.
The reason why Home Depot wants to be in Menifee is because Lowes will also be in Menifee, on Haun & Newport.- AnonymousOctober 17, 2007 8:41 AM
Enough Storage facilities already...They're all over the freakin' place...More dining and shopping.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 17, 2007 4:38 PM
Do you have map to the north? Between Sun City and Perris. Lots of land there.
ReplyDelete What's with the Circle K comments??? Who cares about Circle K?
I really hope all of this development will offer something DIFFERENT and UNIQUE compared to the other regional shopping already available in Murrieta, Temecula, and Elsinore.
It will be nice to finally see some more business park development as well.- AnonymousOctober 19, 2007 8:10 AM
This Picture is a little old a lot
of building is done. How about a new picture.
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I just made my first PL/PgSQL - it wasn't so hard! This one auto-generates ISRC codes for songs.
We generate ISRC codes for musicians who request them, and have to make sure that (2) they fit the proper format (2) they are unique
2 characters for the current year (05)
3 characters for our company code (PROBLEM! see below)
5 characters for a unique serial-ascending integer
Our company generates more than 100,000 ISRC codes a year, so our "company code" of HM2 filled up! They had to assign us a new company code: HM8. Then that filled up! So we got one more: HM9. Hopefully that will last us a while (300,000 songs a year)
So we have to start with HM2, and assign song-digits up to 99999. Then switch it to HM8, reset the counter to 0, and count up to 99999 again. Then again for HM9. I wanted all this to be done in the database automatically, without depending on my PHP or Ruby logic script. So… time to write my first PL/pgSQL script! I had heart it was pretty easy, so just put aside an hour of focused attention.
Here's how it turned out. (NOTE: this will make more sense if you read the CREATE TABLE below, first, and then the function.)
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION current_isrc_company_code() RETURNS char(3) AS '
current_code char(3);
current_number integer;
SELECT INTO current_code, current_number code, number FROM isrcs ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1;
IF current_code IS NULL THEN
return ''hm2'';
IF current_number = 9999 THEN
IF current_code = ''hm2'' THEN
current_code := ''hm8'';
ELSIF current_code = ''hm8'' THEN
current_code := ''hm9'';
SELECT INTO current_number setval(''isrcs_number_seq'', 1, false);
RETURN current_code;
' LANGUAGE plpgsql;
-- USAGE: INSERT INTO isrcs (song_id) VALUES (12345);
-- It auto-creates the rest.
CREATE TABLE isrcs (
id serial,
year char(2) not null DEFAULT SUBSTRING(CURRENT_DATE, 3, 2),
code char(3) not null DEFAULT current_isrc_company_code() CHECK (code='hm2' OR code='hm8' OR code='hm9'),
number serial not null CHECK (number < 10000),
song_id int not null REFERENCES songs(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
CONSTRAINT unique_isrc PRIMARY KEY(year,code,number)


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US 6911928 B2 Abstract A sigma-delta modulator comprising:
According to the invention, at least one resonator in the modulator is chosen from among the group comprising mechanical, acoustic, electromechanical, electrostatic, optical and chemical resonators. Application to analogue-digital conversion, signal detection and signal generation.
Claims(15) 1. Sigma-delta modulator comprising:
at least one resonator,
a converter to convert an analogue signal from the resonator into a digital signal with time information, and
a feedback loop connecting an output of the converter to an excitation input of the resonator,
characterised in that at least one resonator in the modulator is chosen from among the group comprising mechanical, acoustic, electromechanical, electrostatic, optical and chemical resonators.
2. Sigma-delta modulator, in which the resonator has a mechanical, optical or acoustic excitation input and in which the feedback loop is connected to the excitation input through a signal electromechanical interface, a signal electro acoustic interface, or a signal electro-optic interface, respectively.
3. Sigma-delta modulator according to
4. Modulator according to
5. Sigma-delta converter comprising a modulator according to
6. Device for analogue-digital conversion of a signal comprising an analogue signal input (E) and a sigma-delta converter according to
7. Device according to
8. Signal generator comprising a sigma-delta modulator according to
9. Device for measuring a physical magnitude comprising a detection resonator sensitive to said physical magnitude and a sigma-delta modulator according to
10. Measuring device according to
11. Measuring device according to
12. Device according to
13. Measuring device according to
14. Device according to
15. Use of a sigma-delta modulator according to
Description This application claims priority based on International Patent Application No. PCT/FR02/01229, entitled �Band-Pass Sigma-Delta Modulator and Use of Sigma-Delta Modulator For Converting, Detecting and Producing Signals� by Elisabeth ORSIER, Marc BELLEVILLE and Cyril CONDEMINE, which claims priority of French application no. 01/04977, filed on Apr. 11, 2001, and which was not published in English. Continuing Data This application is the national phase under 35 USC 371 of PCT International No. PCT/JFR02/01229 which has an International filing date of Apr. 9, 2002 which claims priority based on French Application No. 01/04977, filed on Apr. 11, 2001. This invention relates to a sigma-delta modulator, and more precisely a sigma-delta modulator comprising at least one resonator and an internal converter. The invention also relates to the use of such a sigma-delta modulator to make analogue-digital conversion devices, devices for detection of physical magnitudes and/or signal generator devices. Due to the very wide variety of these uses, the invention is used in applications in very many technical domains. For example, the invention can be used for processing of high frequency signals or for the generation of a reference frequency signal in communication equipment. Therefore, it can be used in a mobile telephone or similar. The invention can also be used to make physical measurement instruments, for example electromechanical, optical, acoustic, thermal or other instruments. Sigma-delta modulators are electronic devices that are now very frequently used in signal processing equipment. The use of sigma-delta modulators has been developed particularly for making analogue to digital signal converters. The state of the art for sigma-delta modulators, and a broader technological background of the invention, is illustrated in documents (1) to (12), for which complete references are given at the end of this description. Known sigma-delta modulators include particularly two modulator families that are called �low-pass� and �bandpass� modulators. Low-pass sigma-delta modulators are made essentially around one or several integrating elements. If they are associated with filter means forming at least one low-pass filter, they form so-called low-pass sigma-delta converters. Sigma-delta modulators, for example illustrated in document (1), are not illustrated here. This invention relates to bandpass sigma-delta modulators. These modulators can be associated with filter means performing at least the �bandpass� filter function, to form bandpass sigma-delta converters. In the sigma-delta converter 10, a distinction can be made between two main parts, namely a modulator 12 and filter means 130. An input E to the sigma-delta modulator is connected in order to an electrical resonator 16, a comparator 18 and a bandpass digital unit that in this case forms the filter means 130. The output from the sigma-delta converter corresponds to the output from the filter means 130. A feedback loop 20 connects the output from the comparator 18 to the input to the resonator 16. A mixer 15 is designed to add the input signal applied to the terminal E and the signal from the feedback loop 20. The feedback loop may also comprise components such as an internal digital-analogue converter or an amplifier. These are not shown for simplification reasons. For example, document (3) mentioned above contains one particular example embodiment of the electrical resonator 16. The comparator 18 is used as an internal analogue-digital converter. For example, it outputs a digital signal coded on a single bit, that has a first logical value when the analogue signal output by the electrical resonator exceeds a given threshold value, and is equal to a second logical and complementary value when the analogue signal output from the resonator is less than this threshold value. The analogue signal is thus transformed into a pulse density modulation (PDM) signal, at the output from the modulator. The filter means 130 are of the bandpass type, and in particular their function is to eliminate quantification noise in the pulse density modulated signal inherent to transformation of the analogue signal into a quantified signal, for example quantified on comparator output levels. When the sigma-delta modulator is used as an analogue-digital converter, the filter means 130 are digital and can also be used as a decimator, in other words for the conversion of a high frequency signal coded on a small number of bits into a signal with a lower frequency coded on a larger number of bits. The electrical resonator 16 is characterised by its quality factor. This represents the width of a frequency band in which the amplitude of the resonance exceeds a threshold value. It is considered that the quality factor is high when the absolute value of the resonance amplitude is large and the frequency band is narrow. The threshold value is defined as being the maximum value of the resonance minus 3 dB. The quality of the sigma-delta modulator is related to the resonator quality factor. In particular, this controls the elimination of quantification noise in the bandpass. In other words, a sigma-delta modulator equipped with a resonator with a wide resonance band, in other words with a poor quality factor, outputs an output signal with a strong quantification noise. This is the case despite filtering done by filter means 130. One method of improving the quality of the sigma-delta modulator is to put several resonator stages in series. The result will then be a higher order sigma-delta modulator. For example, documents (3) and (4) contain further information about this subject. However, increasing the number of modulator stages can introduce a number of difficulties. One of the main difficulties is the operating stability of the sigma-delta modulator. Other difficulties are related to possible interference between electrical resonators and other electrical components. Finally, an increase in the number of sigma-delta modulator stages results in an increased consumption of electrical energy that may be incompatible with portable equipment power supply sources. The purpose of this invention is to propose a sigma-delta modulator that does not have the limitations of the devices mentioned above. One particular purpose is to propose a sigma-delta modulator with a very low quantification noise, while having a limited number of resonators. Another purpose is to propose a sigma-delta modulator insensitive to interference with surrounding electrical or electronic circuits, particularly in high frequency applications, but which is compatible with constraints related to portable equipment. Finally, another purpose of the invention is to propose several specific applications of the sigma-delta modulator corresponding to its features. More precisely, the purpose of the invention is a sigma-delta modulator comprising:
Note that the invention may be used not only with a linear resonator, it may also be used with a non-linear resonator. According to the invention, at least one resonator in the sigma-delta modulator is chosen among the group comprising mechanical, acoustic, electromechanical, electrostatic, optical and chemical resonators. A resonator means a device that can come into resonance in a resonance band excluding zero frequency and that has a negligible response to excitation at a frequency outside the resonance band. For example, it is considered that a response is negligible when its amplitude is at least 10 dB below the amplitude of a response with gain 1. The resonator used in the sigma-delta modulator according to the invention is not an electronic or electrical resonator. This means that resonance in itself is not an electrical or electronic phenomenon. However, note that the resonator excitation signal or the resonator output signal may be electrical signals. The fact that the resonator is not electrical or electronic significantly reduces interference with surrounding electronic circuits, regardless of whether they operate at high or low frequency. Furthermore, for example, it is found that the quality factors of mechanical or optical resonators are usually much higher than the quality factors of electrical resonators. Excellent elimination of quantification noise can thus be achieved even with a small number of resonator stages. The sigma-delta modulator according to the invention may comprise one or several resonators. As mentioned above, at least one of these resonators is not an electrical resonator. However, this does not mean that this resonator cannot be used with several other electronic or non-electronic resonators. When the excitation input and/or the resonator output are not electric, the resonator may be associated with at least one electrical interface, in other words a device capable of converting physical signals, for example mechanical, optical or acoustic signals, into electrical signals, or vice versa. In particular, this provides a means of making the output compatible with the filter means. Note also that if the resonator input is not an electrical input, it is still possible to excite the resonator directly by a physical excitation signal. In this case, an electrical interface is not necessary at the resonator input. On the other hand, when the feedback loop outputs an electrical signal and the excitation input is physical, the feedback loop may be connected to the excitation input, through an electromechanical interface, an electro-optical interface or an electro-acoustic interface for the signal. These aspects will be discussed in more detail in the remainder of the disclosure. The bandpass filter means, like in conventional sigma-delta converters, are designed to filter quantification noise and possibly to decimate the signal. They may comprise one or several filter elements with global behaviour similar to a bandpass filter. The band is also conventionally adjusted with respect to the band of the resonator. The internal converter of the sigma-delta modulator is a device capable of outputting a digital signal with timed information. It is a relatively high frequency signal coded on a small number of bits, for example on a single bit. The information is then at least partly contained in a more or less important density of pulses. Such an internal converter, also denoted an analogue-digital converter, may be merely a comparator that will be used to compare an amplitude of the analogue signal from the resonator with one or several threshold values. Therefore, this internal analogue-digital converter should not be confused with the analogue-digital conversion function performed by a sigma-delta modulator associated with the digital filter means. This aspect will be described in further detail in the remainder of the disclosure. In one particular embodiment of the sigma-delta modulator, the resonator may be a free oscillator. In this case, it is equipped with a reaction loop connecting its output to its input. This loop may also be provided with amplifying or comparison means. According to another aspect, the resonator may be a maintained resonance resonator, for example an oscillator maintained by an external excitation signal. According to one improvement, the sigma-delta modulator according to the invention may be equipped with a regulation loop connecting an output from the modulator to the excitation input of the resonator. This loop may be combined with filter means of a regulator and/or a comparator to compare the output signal, or a characteristic of the output signal, with a set value or signal. The regulation loop's main function is then to stabilize the behaviour of the modulator, for example when it is used to generate a signal. The invention also relates to an analogue-digital conversion device for a signal comprising an analogue signal input and a sigma-delta converter as described previously. The analogue signal input is then connected to the resonator excitation input. The signal applied to the resonator input is an analogue signal to be converted. The term �signal� is used in a very general sense that does not exclude application of a continuous and invariable signal to the converter input. The converter may be used in any application to convert a signal originating from a signal source, or a voltage originating for example from a measurement instrument, into digital values. When the resonator excitation input is a physical input and the signal to be converted is an electrical signal, the analogue input may be connected to the excitation input through an electromechanical or electro-optical interface as already mentioned. Another purpose of the invention is a digital or analogue signal generator comprising a sigma-delta modulator like that described above in which at least one resonator is an oscillator, and possibly filter means comprising a digital or analogue filter. The analogue filter is capable of converting the pulse density modulated digital signal available at the output from the internal analogue-digital converter of the sigma-delta modulator, into an analogue output signal. For example, this output signal may be sinusoidal. When the sigma-delta modulator is used as a signal generator, the resonator may be a free oscillator. In this case, no external signal is applied to the resonator excitation input. However, the resonator will still be connected to a negative feedback loop connecting its output to its excitation input. This loop transforms the resonator into a free oscillator. The invention also relates to the use of a sigma-delta modulator in a device for measuring a physical magnitude. The measurement device comprises a detection resonator sensitive to a physical magnitude and a sigma-delta modulator like that described above. Note that the physical magnitude to which the resonator is sensitive is not related to the excitation signal that may or may not be applied to the resonator input. The physical magnitude is a magnitude that modifies the resonance amplitude of the resonator. For example, when the resonator is a vibrating gyrometre, the physical magnitude to be measured may be a Coriolis force. For other resonators, the physical magnitude could be a temperature. Therefore, the physical magnitude considered here is different from a physical magnitude output from a sensor external to the sigma-delta modulator and for which the analogue measurement signal is applied to the excitation input of the resonator for conversion into a digital signal. This would correspond to use of the sigma-delta modulator in an analogue-digital converter in the manner described above, and not as a measurement device in itself. According to one particular embodiment of a measurement device according to the invention, the measurement device may comprise means of exciting the detection resonator in the form of a second resonator called an excitation resonator coupled to the detection resonator. The excitation resonator may form part of a second distinct sigma-delta modulator. The Coriolis force is one particular example of the coupling defined above. Other characteristics and advantages of the invention will become clear after reading the following description with reference to the figures in the attached drawings. This description is given purely for illustrative purposes and is in no way limitative. In the following description, identical, similar or equivalent parts of the different figures are marked with the same numeric references. Thus, it is possible to compare one figure with the other, avoiding a repetition in the description of elements already mentioned. The sigma-delta modulator 100 in An analogue feedback signal is formed using a digital-analogue converter 142 and is applied to the input 112 through an amplifier 144 a. An adder 150 is provided to add the feedback signal to an input signal applied to the input E of the sigma-delta modulator, if there is such an input signal. For example, the first resonator 11 a is an optical, acoustic or mechanical resonator. It is provided with a first interface 112 that will transform an electrical input signal and/or an electrical feedback signal into a mechanical, acoustic or optical signal. Conversely, a second interface 114 placed at the output from the resonator 110 a is designed to convert a resonating physical signal into an electrical signal, to be sent to the analogue-digital converter 120. For example, the interfaces 112 and 114 are a loudspeaker type of acoustic transducer, and a microphone when the resonator 110 a is an acoustic cavity. An example of a sigma-delta modulator equipped with such a cavity is examined in more detail in the remainder of the disclosure. The interfaces 112 and/or 114 are eliminated for an electrostatic or electromechanical type of resonator, in other words if the resonator can be excited by an electrical signal. The second resonator 110 b shown in dashed lines may be a resonator comparable with the first resonator or possibly an electrical resonator. It increases the order of the sigma-delta modulator and therefore its performances. A branch of the feedback loop 140 provided with an amplifier 144 b is connected to an input to the second resonator. The feedback signal is added to the output signal from the first resonator through an adder 152. Note that the second resonator 110 b, and therefore the second amplifier 144 b, may be eliminated. They may also be replaced by a larger number of resonators connected according to the same scheme in series with the first resonator 110 a. Different types of signals can be applied to the input E, depending on the use to be made of the sigma-delta modulator. For example, if it is used as an analogue-digital converter, it would be possible to apply an analogue signal or a simple voltage to it to be converted into digital values. If it is used as a signal generator or as a measurement device, an excitation signal designed to maintain a resonance can be applied to the input E. Finally, it is also possible that no external signal is applied to the input E. The resonator 110 a may be used as a free oscillator. In this case a reaction loop 160, for example equipped with an amplifier 162, is connected between the resonator output and its input. The reaction loop 160, shown in dashed lines in A regulation loop 170, also shown in dashed lines, may be provided between the output S and the input E to stabilise operation of the sigma-delta modulator. In particular, this type of loop may be used to stabilise the amplitude of the output signal when the sigma-delta modulator is used as a signal generator. In the example shown in Note that in the particular embodiment illustrated in Unlike the device in For example, it can also be seen that the sigma-delta modulator in In A capacitive microphone 114 at the output from the cavity, is associated with an amplifier, and performs the inverse function. It converts an acoustic signal from the cavity into an electrical signal that can be output to an analogue-digital converter 120. A positive reaction loop 160 equipped with an amplifier 162 and possibly associated with a comparator not shown, reinjects a part of the electrical signal output by the microphone 114 to the input of the cavity 110 a through a converter 112. This reaction transforms the resonator into a free oscillator. The analogue-digital converter 140 described above, and a digital-analogue converter 142 of the feedback loop 140, may be single-bit converters. Furthermore, a second electronic resonator 10 b is connected in series with the acoustic gyrometre. These elements are not described further in this disclosure. Further information is given in the description with relation to FIG. 2. The output from the analogue-digital converter 120 is connected to an output operator 130 that includes an analogue filter capable of transforming the pulse density modulated digital output into an output signal that could for example be sinusoidal. The sigma-delta modulator may for example be used in this way as a signal generator. The output from the analogue-digital converter 120 is also connected to a regulation loop 170 connected to the input of the first resonator 110 a, to stabilise the amplitude of the output signal. A frequency stabilisation is also provided by loop 160. For example, the regulation loop comprises a decimator filter 172 to convert the modulated signal output from the analogue-digital converter 120, coded on a single bit, into a signal coded on several bits. The decimator is followed by a PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) type regulator 174 that minimises a difference between the output signal, or a characteristic of this signal, and a set value that represents the amplitude to be achieved. The output from the PID regulator is added to or multiplied by the signal from the feedback loop 160. An adder 154 or a multiplier is provided for this purpose. Making this device with a multiplier reduces the cost and also results in efficient operation. In this particular embodiment of the sigma-delta modulator, the feedback loop 140 is connected to the electrical input of the resonator through an adder 150. In this application, the resonator (in other words the electro optic modulator) is used to control the modulation frequency of the optical signal. Document (9) gives a more complete description of an electro optic modulator of the type used in the sigma-delta modulator in FIG. 6. The Coriolis forces, denoted FCORIOLIS, may be expressed as follows: {right arrow over (F)} CORIOLIS=2*m*{right arrow over (V)}{right arrow over (Ω)} In this expression, m denotes the mass of the first mechanical oscillator 110 a, V is the velocity of the first mechanical oscillator and Ω is the rotation speed to be measured. Ω is deduced from the measurement of the movement of the second oscillator. Any variation in the excitation, in other words in the velocity V, is reflected in the detection signal. The velocity V is measured to demodulate the detection. For a given rotation velocity, the output signal is maximum when the second oscillator 210 a is at its resonance frequency and the fist oscillator is maximum velocity. Although this is not essential, it is thus preferable if the two oscillators are chosen with a similar or close resonant frequency, in other words not more than a few Hertz apart. Vibrating gyrometre oscillators may be electrostatically controlled using capacitors. Similarly, the output signal may be established by measuring the change in the capacitance of the capacitors. Finally, the input and output signals of resonators (in fact the oscillators) are electrical signals. Capacitors, not shown, are used as interfaces and transform the electrical power into electrostatic forces and therefore mechanical displacements, and vice versa. The numeric references used in the following description are the same as those used in the previous figures to denote elements of the first sigma-delta modulator, and are incremented by 100 to denote similar or equivalent elements of the second sigma-delta modulator. The first sigma-delta modulator 100 comprises a resonator 110 a that, when used with a reaction loop 160 with an amplifier 162, forms the first �excitation� oscillator. This oscillator is slaved to its own resonant frequency. Note that the reaction loop 160 may possibly be eliminated when an outside excitation signal is applied to the input of the first resonator 110 a, in other words to the adder 150. The feedback loop 140 in the first sigma-delta modulator 100 is provided with a regulator 144 a with a displacement set value input. The regulator 144 a is comparable to the amplifier 144 a in The modulation signal available at the output S1 from the analogue-digital converter 120 of the first sigma-delta modulator is directed to an output operator 130, not shown, to determine the previously mentioned velocity V. According to one improvement shown in dashed lines, a feedback loop comprising filters 171 and a regulator 172 may be connected between the output S1 and the input of the resonator 110 a. The regulator 174 is also provided with a set value input. The second sigma-delta modulator 200 comprises a resonator 210 a mechanically coupled to the resonator 110 a of the first sigma-delta modulator 100. Coupling is indicated in the figure shown in dashed lines C. References 210 b, 220, 240, 242, 244 a and 244 b denote parts equivalent to parts 110 b, 120, 140, 144 a and 144 b described above or in relation with FIG. 2. Therefore, their description is not repeated. Output S2 from the analogue-digital converter 220 of the second sigma-delta modulator 200 is also directed to an output operator 230, not shown, to produce an output signal representing the Coriolis force. A computer may be provided to establish the rotation velocity Ω mentioned above using the Coriolis force data and the velocity V.
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Ticket #6664 enhancement new
Implement dns.Record_DNSKEY record class
Reported by: | rwall | Owned by: | rwall |
Priority: | normal | Milestone: | DNSSEC_Client |
Component: | names | Keywords: | |
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(diff, github, buildbot, log) |
Author: | rwall | Launchpad Bug: |
Implement only the DNSKEY record type and tests.
Add an example DNSKEY record to source:trunk/doc/names/howto/listings/names/example-domain.com
Build upon one of the implementations attached to #4610 and #5454 or combine the two.
#5454 includes a new DNSKEY lookup method. That can be deferred to another ticket.
#4610 includes extra methods for verification of signatures. That can also be deferred to another ticket.
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