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I keep finding immobile geckos and a few frozen lizards. The lizards are on their own, but I really like the geckos. I found a couple of geckos paralyzed on the side of the house and in plant pots and don't know if they are dead or alive.
I brought one in the house yesterday and put him in a covered turtle house. He still hasn't moved at all...but, he's not decomposing either. I tried the flashlight on him to see if I can see the heart beating. I couldn't tell...
Do I just leave them alone and stop trying to 'save' them? How do I know if the one in my house is dead or alive? Do I leave him in the house or just put him back outside?
I hear some hibernate or play possum but not sure.
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On my walk a few days ago I found a lizard "frozen" in the path. He was on his back w/ legs in the air. I picked him up and held him in my cold hand up inside my long jacket sleeve. I could tell he was coming back to life as I held him. When I got home I put him under some leaf litter and hope he will finish his winter's nap there.
Yesterday afternoon I found an immobile dark skinned Cuban Knight Anole on my front lawn. Must have fallen out of the palm tree. I brought him inside and set up an old aquarium with a branch inside and a heating pad underneath. He finally got his bright green and yellow color back and started moving around by 8 pm. He's looking good this am.
uh... Sassy seems to find the reptilian victims of the freeze a lot faster than I do. I've found a number of half eaten, but still frozen lizards on the back steps. So far, no more Bufo toads, thank goodness!
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Karalynn...I would had a heart attack!!! I like snakes as in a 'we're all God's creatures' aspect...but, some creatures are not allowed in the house!!!!
Thank goodness the little guy had you to rescue him! I love cats (and have several cats who 'own me'...), but they are sorta like Ninja Killing-Machines.
I get excited when I see a snake or any other type of critter except for really big spiders when they get in my house or cockroaches/palmetto bugs. My dad had me handling snakes by the time I could walk!
I like that term "Ninja Killing-Machines"! Makes me laugh everytime I picture the cats all wrapped up in black and stalking their victims!
Some of my cats are killing machines some aren't. My oldest Rascal, she's nineteen, used to be are great hunter although she mostly brought home live snakes and presented them to my mom who's terrified of snakes. Eleven year old Khyssa caught a frog once but had no idea what to do with it. She carried it over to me , spat it out at my feet and gave me the most disgusted look as if to say "I can't believe I put that in my mouth!". I put the slightly soggy but perfectly fine frog back outside. Now my youngest Koneko who's 3 years old is a very active hunter who regularly patrols the garage and the front garden. Although with her she prefers to play with what she catches rather then kill it outright. Usually I'm able to rescue whatever she catches before it gets hurt.
The only good thing I can think of about these freezes is I keep finding bright blue Cuban treefrogs frozen SOLID. Does my heart good. I hope it kills every steenkin' one of the little bastages (excuse my fake swearing!) and I don't have to spend all my spare evenings hunting them down this spring.
I dearly love cold weather, though...all the way down to 33. When it hits 32 and starts killing stuff, I get ticked off, so I'll be glad when it stops this, even though the dead CTF's make me laugh wickedly, all the way to the trash can.


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Yes, and I agree.
You said "almost assuredly" which is not even close to saying it is so or will occur.
The POINT is that 'dampproofing' is used to prevent water infiltration into a basement when the ground is not under hydrualic pressure.
'Waterproofing' is used when the gorund around the foundation IS under hydrualic pressure...
And in NEITHER case is "VAPOR PROOFING" even addressed.
Which means that "VAPOR PROOFING" is a separate and subsequent challenge for proper basement construction and treatmnet completely separate from 'dampproofing' and 'waterproofing'.
You CAN and most often DO have a basement that is 'dampproofed' or 'waterproofed' and still not at all VAPOR PROOFED depending upon the technique and materials used and applied.
Which, again, remains, the reason, that one should NOT or EVER simply rely on 'dampproofing' or 'waterproofing' applications to also 'VAPOR PROOF' a basement when in most cases each does not.
VAPOR PROOFING is a separate and independent treatment besides damp and waterproofing a basement and no one should automatically 'assume' they are getting one or the other or both or all three at any time.
If in doubt, have your code official, architect or structural engineer make the call.
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You criticise me for using the phrase "almost assuredly" without noticing that I was only quoting you in your use of it.
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|Jun 30, 2008, 03:08 AM
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i used 10ma and then 20mh (any timeplan to implement changing the current by 1mA for the whole range) so it is much less that 0.5C
I saw blinking messange OVER TRK / NIMH CHG 0.12A, what does it mean?
Please, should i remove c47, too? i have 106B
Junsi, i'm gonna make better closeup photos for you in hour, hope that will help to edentify my temp prob problem.
|Jun 30, 2008, 03:47 AM
After we have read your problem, now, we want to give you two suggestions:
First, please charge you 6 cell, 1200mah NiMH battery with 1.2A(1C) in CHG Man program, then the deltaV will function accurately.
Second, how about using the NiMH FORMING CHG program to charge your battery.
As for the C47,its not necessary to remove it, if there is no occasional error message display when discharging with high current.
As for the 1mA charging current, we are sorry to say ,its difficult for us to control the current in 1mA.
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|Jun 30, 2008, 03:51 AM
I am sorry to hear that this problem bothers you!
Could you kindly tell us what 's the version of your charger.Actually, we have discussed such problem before, we have to admit that these chargers version before 3.03 do have such problem when charging small batteries. So, please upgrade your charger to the latest version 3.05.
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|Jun 30, 2008, 04:01 AM
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As for the 1mA charging current.. you have 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 to choose, then it is only 20,30.... What about 5mA?
|Jun 30, 2008, 04:35 AM
We will take this 5mA into consideration. But, right now, we just can set the lowest trickle current to 10mA. Sorry!
|Jun 30, 2008, 04:44 AM
But it will work faster, and without harming the battery, as the current is reduced at the end.
|Jun 30, 2008, 05:39 AM
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|Jun 30, 2008, 06:02 AM
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kgfly, you opened my eyes, thank you
I checked the manual again and it is 120mA, not 12mA.
Back again to my temp probe problem. Junsi, i just checked the volatge in A (U10 15th feet and R3) point you asked me in mail. And it has 0V, so there is no short circuit on pcb.
Here are my updated closeup photos of pcb
IMG_0766.JPG is first photo from today set.
Please, what should i do next?
|Jun 30, 2008, 06:03 AM
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Thank you for your reponse. My charger is version 3.04. I purchased it last week, and the retailer said it was fresh in from the supplier. Will upgrading have any effect, since it is above v.3.03.
Also, is it harmful to batteries for them to be charged for a long period if the unit does not switch off? The unit works just fine for 3s 2200 and 6s 5000 lipos that I have, all different brands, it is just the 2s 850's that are not stopping. I would really like to have a fix for this problem, since even if it is not harmful, it is annoying when you want to charge many batteries in one evening, and you don't get a positive stop, it can cause quite a delay.
|Jun 30, 2008, 06:22 AM
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|Jun 30, 2008, 09:40 AM
incomplete charging
I think I'm experienceing the same problems as aliboy, except out of the 4 batteries I have charged, NONE of them have given me a "complete" or "Done" notification or actually finished charging..
They have all terminated with the "connection break down".
It isn't the capacity overstopped, or safety time out stopped warning either.
I am sure my connections are all fine, never had any trouble in that respect.
These were all using the Balance charge, Normal. Although I did try changing the balance mode to fast also.
While monitoring them during charging they do everything as expected, bringing all the packs into balance, reducing the current as expected, but they seem to sit with 0.0A charge rate, in balance, but never terminating ?
The capacity of the packs where not small packs (relative to aliboys 2s-820)
I tried a lipo discharge, an that terminated with the "balance port low cel vol" which was not a surprise. Just the charge functions have never terminated YET..
Just received my 1010B last week, pretty sure it V3.04.
I need to discharge a few more packs so I can test a few more functions, maybe I'll try a reguar charge without balance function ?
Bit dissapointed so far
|Jun 30, 2008, 09:52 AM
It's fixed in 3.05 (ref Junsi - V3.05 release note)
you have to upgrade your firmware - detailed description in earlier thread #.
|Jun 30, 2008, 10:05 AM
Thanks Frank...
Well I did read that, but seems nobody else had the same problems, even aliboy had some successful charges, before noticing this on his small 2S-800 packs..
That blows hard, now I have to frig around with the upgrading.. man I though buying one with v3.04 was going to provide me with a feature packed "plug and play" charger, now I HAVE to hack it..
Can the charger be send to the manufacturing for upgrading ?
I guess that's going to cost me more money too..
Guess I better start sourcing these damn upgrading components and try and make this upgrade happen....
Well this has been a big waste of money so far..
But the backlight works great..
|Jun 30, 2008, 10:22 AM
I think there will be more firmware upgrades in the future - so you have to start building a interface if you want it or not.....
A nice feature would be a build in USB interface (don't need any fancy stuff - just for firmware upgrade)
I agree that it when a new gadget arrive and it don't work as promised, but what I like is that the people behind it listen to us and make mods /patches on the fly.
I have several chargers, and this is one of the best if you look at price/performance (they just have to sort out these bleeding edge problem first)
|Jun 30, 2008, 10:37 AM
Thanks Frank..
I know I need to start sourcing the upgading components..
I'm just very frustrated with it right now..
I figured I wouldn't need to upgrade the firmware, since the provided functions and features would be sufficient. afterall I'm not planning on using the foam cutting feature..
I need to get familiar with what's required with the upgrading..
Seems a lot has happened all ready and it's all a bit complicate. I guess I'll have to spend some time working out where to get all this stuff and hope to h#ll I don't screw up making the solder connections on the board..
I had trouble downloading the zip from page 1, I need to study the info, and work out what this TTLRS232 converter thing is...
But I have notihng to loose, since the unit does't work right now anyway..
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A travelling-wave Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulator (10) for operation at microwave electrical input signal frequencies has an electrical modulation electrode structure (26,34) which constitutes a coplanar waveguide (24). An electrical input signal connector (80) is coupled to a microstrip line (38) having an output impedance which is significantly different from the input impedance of the waveguide (24). A Chebyshev impedance matching transformer (50) couples the input signal from the input connector (80) to the modulation electrode structure (26,34), while matching the output impedance of the microstrip line (38) to the input impedance of the waveguide (24) to maximize the coupling efficiency and minimize return loss. The modulato
This invention was made with Government support under Contract No. N66604-87-C-1126 awarded by the Department of the Navy. The Government has certain rights in this invention.
1. An electro-optic modulator assembly comprising:
a travelling-wave electro-optic modulator having an optical input, an optical output, and an electrical modulation electrode means having a predetermined input impedance, said modulation electrode means including a coplanar waveguide;
input connector means for receiving an electrical modulation input signal, having a predetermined output impedance which is different from said predetermined input impedance, said input connector means including a microstrip line;
microwave energy absorbing means positioned to absorb spurious resonant microwave emissions from said electro-optic modulator; and
Chebyshev impedance matching transformer means for coupling the input signal from the input connector means to the modulation electrode means, and matching said output impedance to said input impedance respectively, wherein the impedance matching transformer means comprises a tapered coplanar waveguide transformer and wherein the modulation electrode means is constructed to operate at microwave input signal frequencies, the impedance matching transformer means matching said output impedance to said input impedance at said microwave input signal frequencies.
2. An assembly as in claim 1, in which the energy absorbing means comprises a magnetically loaded epoxide material.
3. An electro-optic modulator assembly, comprising:
an electro-optic modulator constructed to operate at a microwave electrical input signal frequency having an electrical modulation waveguide electrode means having a predetermined input impedance;
input connector means for receiving said microwave electrical input signal, and including a microstrip line having a predetermined output impedance which is different from said predetermined input impedance;
Chebyshev impedance matching transformer means for coupling the input signal from the microstrip line to the waveguide electrode means, and matching said output impedance to said input impedance respectively, said impedance matching transformer means comprising a tapered coplanar waveguide transformer, and impedance matching transformer means comprising a tapered coplanar waveguide transformer, and
microwave energy absorbing means positioned to absorb spurious resonant microwave emissions generated by said electro-optic modulator, said electro-optic modulator being mounted on said energy absorbing means.
4. An assembly as in claim 3, in which the energy absorbing means comprises a magnetically loaded epoxide material.
5. An assembly as in claim 3 in which the electro-optic modulator comprises a travelling-wave Mach-Zehnder modulator.
6. An assembly as in claim 3, in which the electro-optic modulator comprises a lithium niobate substrate, the energy absorbing means being disposed to absorb spurious resonant microwave emissions from the substrate.
This invention was made with Government support under Contract No. N66604-87-C-1126 awarded by the Department of the Navy. The Government has certain rights in this invention.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to the field of optical data communications, and more specifically to an electro-optic modulator for operation at microwave frequencies with efficient input coupling and smooth wideband frequency response.
2. Description of the Related Art
Transmission of data using optical carriers enables very high bandwidths and numbers of multiplexed channels with low signal loss and distortion. A coherent laser light beam is amplitude modulated with a data signal, and propagates to a remote receiver either directly through the atmosphere, or via a system of optical fibers and repeaters. The light beam may advantageously be modulated with electrical signals in the microwave frequency range using an electro-optic modulator such as a Mach-Zehnder modulator or optical coupler.
An electro-optic modulator based on a Mach-Zehnder interferometer generally includes a monolithic substrate formed of an electro-optic material such as lithium niobate (LiNbO3) An optical waveguide is formed in the substrate having two arms or branches which extend generally in parallel with each other. The index of refraction of the material in the waveguide is higher than the index of refraction of the material of the substrate.
In the basic Mach-Zehnder modulator, the branches have equal lengths. In the absence of an applied electrical bias voltage, an input optical or light beam produced by a laser or the like applied to the waveguide divides equally between the branches. The optical signals propagating through the branches recombine at the optical output of the waveguide in phase with each other, such that their amplitudes are additive and an optical output signal which is essentially similar to the optical input signal appears at the output of the waveguide.
Application of a predetermined electrical bias voltage differential between the waveguide branches causes a differential in the indices of refraction of the two branches due to the electro-optic effect, with a corresponding differential in the effective optical lengths of the branches. At a bias voltage known in the art as Vπ, the effective optical lengths have varied to such an extent that the optical signals emerging from the branches are 180� out of phase with each other. The amplitudes of the signals combine subtractively, canceling each other out, such that a zero output is produced at the optical output. For most optical communication applications, it is desirable to bias the modulator at a voltage Vπ/2, which produces linear operation.
Some of the problems which have limited the high frequency broadband application of Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulators are specific to the modulator electrodes. These include impedance mismatch losses at the modulator input, and the presence of spurious resonances at the modulator's frequency response.
A Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulator of the type to which the present invention relates is described in a paper entitled "Traveling-wave 1.3-μm interferometer modulator with high bandwidth, low drive power, and low loss", by D. Dolfi, in Applied Optics, vol. 25, no. 15, August 1986, pp. 2479-2480. The device as disclosed includes a modulation signal source having a 50Ω output impedance which applies an electrical modulation input signal to a coplanar waveguide structure in the modulator with an input impedance of 22Ω. The reflection loss at the input due to the impedance mismatch reduced the effective drive voltage to 61% of the source voltage. An attempt to eliminate the reflection and minimize ripples in the frequency response included connecting a 28Ω series resistance between the source and modulator. However, this reduced the effective drive voltage even further to 44% of the source voltage.
A similar device is disclosed in a paper entitled "Microwave integrated optical modulator", by P. Cross, Applied Physics Letters 44(5), Mar. 1, 1984, pp. 486-488. The reflection loss was essentially similar to that reported by Dolfi. Connection of a resistive network between the source and modulator to minimize ripples in the response reduced the effective drive voltage from 63% to 27%. The device further suffered from spurious resonant modes in the frequency response resulting from an undesired microstrip mode existing between the hot lead of the coplanar line and the metal package.
Another similar device is disclosed in a paper entitled "Traveling-wave electrooptic modulator", by C. Gee et al, in Applied Optics, vol. 22, no. 13, July 1983, pp. 2034-2037. A prominent feature of the modulator was a pronounced resonance at 5.5 GHz generated in the device package.
A further related device is disclosed in a paper entitled "10 GHz Bandwidth Traveling-Wave LiNbO3 Optical Waveguide Modulator", by M. Izutsu et al, in IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, vol. QE-14, no. 6, June 1978, pp. 394-395. The device is a phase modulator, rather than an amplitude modulator, and achieved smooth frequency response using a symmetrical electrode configuration as a microwave waveguide.
The present invention provides a planar Mach-Zehnder interferometer electro-optic modulator assembly for modulating an optical light beam at a preferred, but not limiting, wavelength of 1.3 μm, using a travelling wave coplanar waveguide electrode structure suitable for operation in high microwave frequency fiber optic links. The problem of large impedance mismatch in conventional Mach-Zehnder modulators is due to inefficient input coupling. The present modulator overcomes this problem by incorporating a radio frequency (RF) impedance matching transformer and transitions to provide efficient coupling to a 50Ω system using industry standard connectors. The problem of spurious resonances in the modulator's frequency response results from a mismatch in the dielectric constant at the interface of the modulator substrate and the mounting structure which supports the modulator, since modulator substrates have been conventionally mounted on a plastic or ceramic block, or even suspended in air. The present modulator overcomes this problem by mounting the modulator substrate, which is preferably formed of lithium niobate, on a block of microwave absorbing material.
The present modulator assembly provides efficient RF coupling from a conventional 50Ω input connector to the modulator's RF/optical interaction region up to very high microwave frequencies for 1.3 μm optical wavelengths.
Travelling wave coplanar electrodes for lithium niobate modulators need low characteristic impedances (about 25Ω) because of the small electrode gap dimension (less than 12 μm for X-cut substrates) required to produce large enough electric fields for sufficient electro-optic phase modulation in each arm of the Mach-Zehnder interferometer at reasonable input drive powers (less than 100 mW for 50% modulation). Mach-Zehnder modulators reported in the prior art have no means for providing an RF impedance match in the modulator, with the resulting high values of reflection loss discussed above. The present invention incorporates a tapered coplanar waveguide impedance transformer, preferably a Chebyshev transformer, to bring the RF impedance level up to a desired value, in this case 50Ω. In addition, the substrate of the present modulator is cemented to a block of microwave waveguide absorbing material which eliminates the spurious resonances. Although the present invention is especially applicable to a Mach-Zehnder modulator configuration, the scope thereof includes application to other types of travelling wave electro-optic modulators, such as optical couplers.
More specifically, a travelling-wave Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulator for operation at microwave electrical input signal frequencies has an electrical modulation electrode structure including a coplanar waveguide. An electrical input signal connector includes a microstrip line having an output impedance which is significantly different from the input impedance of the waveguide. A Chebyshev impedance matching transformer couples the input signal from the input connector to the modulation electrode, while matching the output impedance of the microstrip line to the input impedance of the waveguide to maximize the coupling efficiency and minimize return loss. The modulator is mounted on a block of magnetically loaded epoxide material which absorbs spurious resonant microwave emissions, and enables the modulator to operate with smooth frequency response over a wide range of microwave input frequencies.
These and other features and advantages of the present invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description, taken together with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals refer to like parts.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulator assembly embodying the present invention, illustrating optical and coplanar waveguides thereof to greatly enlarged scale;
FIG. 2 is a plan view illustrating a Chebyshev impedance transformer configuration of the present modulator assembly;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present modulator assembly; and
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the present modulator assembly and a mechanical package for mounting the same.
Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 3 of the drawing, a travelling wave electro-optic modulator assembly based on a planar Mach-Zehnder interferometer is generally designated as 10, and includes a substrate 12 formed of a material such as lithium niobate which exhibits the required electro-optic effect. An optical waveguide 14 is formed in the substrate 12 by a suitable process such as in-diffusion of titanium. The waveguide 14 includes an optical input 16 for receiving an optical signal as a beam of light for modulation by a microwave frequency input signal, and an optical output 18 for connection with an optical fiber link or the like. The optical input signal is produced by a semiconductor laser or other appropriate source (not shown) at a preferred, but not limiting, wavelength of 1.3 μm. The waveguide 14 further includes two branches 20 and 22, which diverge from the optical input 16 and extend generally parallel to each other. The branches 20 and 22 converge at their other ends into the optical output 18. In the basic Mach-Zehnder modulator configuration, the branches 20 and 22 have equal lengths.
The modulator 10 further includes an electrical coplanar waveguide 24 (in which the hot lead and ground plane are coplanar) for coupling an input microwave frequency electrical signal to the optical waveguide 14 to modulate the optical signal. The waveguide 24 includes a center conductor 26 having an input section 28, a central section 30, and an output section 32. A larger outer conductor 34 is provided around the center conductor 26, and electrically connected to a suitable reference potential such as ground.
A suitable bias voltage is applied from a source (not shown) to the center conductor 26 to bias the modulator 10 at a linear operating point. The microwave signal applied to the center conductor 26 causes the indices of refraction of the material in the branches 20 and 22 of the optical waveguide 14 to vary in an unequal manner due to the electro-optical effect in accordance with the index ellipsoid and trigonal crystal symmetry of the lithium niobate material, causing a differential in the phases of the signals propagating from the branches 20 and 22 into the optical output 18. This causes interference between the optical signals from the branches 20 and 22 to an extent corresponding to the instantaneous potential of the microwave input signal, a corresponding variation in the energy of the optical signal at the optical output 18, and thereby amplitude modulation of the optical signal.
Further illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 3 is a substrate 36 made of a block of a material such as alumina on which is formed a conventional microstrip input line 38 typically having an impedance of 50Ω. The adjacent edges of the substrates 12 and 36 are butted together, and the microstrip line 38 electrically connected to the input section 28 of the coplanar waveguide center connector 26 by a gold bond ribbon 37. The outer conductor 34 of the waveguide 24 is connected to a ground plane 39 of the microstrip line 38 by a gold bond ribbon 40 which is bent from the upper surface of the substrate 12 around the edge thereof to the lower surface of the substrate 36. A similar substrate 42, 50Ω microstrip output line 44, ground plane 45, and gold bond ribbons 46 and 48 are interconnected with the output section 32 of the waveguide center connector 26.
In accordance with the present invention, impedance matching transformers fabricated on the electro-optic material substrate, are provided between the microstrip lines 38 and 44, which typically have impedances of about 50Ω, and the coplanar waveguide 24, which typically has an impedance on the order of 25Ω. This minimizes the impedance mismatch of the apparatus 10, enabling a maximum proportion of the microwave input signal to be coupled to the coplanar waveguide 24 for modulation of the optical signal. In FIG. 2, the waveguides 14 and 24 are not visible in detail due to the scale of the drawing. The electro-optical interaction length of the modulator will typically be on the order of 3.5 mm, although this dimension does not limit of the scope of the invention. An input impedance matching transformer 50 includes the input section 28 of the coplanar waveguide center conductor 26. Edges 52 and 54 of the input section 28 are shaped in relation to adjacent edges 56 and 58 of the outer conductor 34 of the coplanar waveguide 24 in such a manner that the characteristic impedance of the input section 28 smoothly transitions from 50 Ω to 25Ω from the input end thereof which connects to the microstrip line 38, to the output end thereof which connects to the center section 30. A similar impedance matching transformer 60 is provided at the output end of the center connector 26, including edges 62 and 64 of the output section 32 of the center conductor 26, and adjacent edges 66 and 68 of the outer conductor 34.
The shapes of the edges 52, 54, 56, 58, 62, 64, 66 and 68 are preferably designed such that the transformers 50 and 60 will form Chebyshev transformers. The characteristic impedance along the input section 28 may be calculated as described in a paper entitled "A Transmission Line Taper of Improved Design", by R. Klopfenstein, in Proceedings of the IRE, 1956, pp. 31 to 35. The tapers of the edges as a function of characteristic impedance may be calculated as described in a textbook entitled "Microstrip Lines and Slotlines", by K. Gurta, Artech House, 1979, p. 275. The actual dimensions of the edges will vary depending on the particular application, but may be calculated using the Chebyshev relationships in these references. The Chebyshev taper configuration has been found to be optimum in that it has a minimum reflection coefficient in the pass band for a specified length of taper, and for a specified maximum magnitude reflection coefficient in the pass band, the taper has minimum length. A practical modulator arrangement has been found to be feasible having a return loss on the order of 20 dB.
Exemplary dimensions for the transformer 50 suitable for matching a 50Ω microstrip line 38 to the 25Ω coplanar waveguide 24 as described above are given in the following table, with the length of the centerline of the input section 28 from the microstrip line 38 to the central section 30 being 2723.7 μm. The length is divided into 21 equal increments of 129.7 μm each. The width W of the input section 28 between the edges 52 and 54, and the ground plane spacing D between the edges 56 and 58 of the outer conductor 34, are given in microns for each increment.
TABLE______________________________________Point no. W D______________________________________Base 254 1419.8 1 242.5 1274.3 2 231 1137.9 3 219.5 1011.5 4 208 895 5 196.5 788.8 6 185 691.8 7 173.5 605.2 8 162 527 9 150.5 457.710 139 395.711 127.5 340.512 116 291.713 104.5 248.214 93 209.215 81.5 174.416 70 14317 58.5 114.518 47 88.519 35.5 64.520 24 42.3End 24 36______________________________________
In accordance with another important feature of the invention as illustrated in FIG. 4, the modulator substrate 12 is mounted on a block 70 of microwave energy absorbing material using cement or other appropriate means. The block 70 may preferably be made of a magnetically loaded epoxide material such as manufactured by the Emerson and Cumming Company under the tradename Eccosorb. The block 70 absorbs spurious resonant microwave emissions resulting from a mismatch in the dielectric constant at the interface of the substrate 12 and the block 70 itself, as well as any undesired microstrip or other resonant modes generated in the apparatus 10. Reduction of spurious resonances to a negligible level through absorption thereof by the block enables the modulator to operate over a wide range of microwave input frequencies with smooth frequency response. A nearly flat frequency response curve between 8 GHz and 18 GHz has been obtained using Eccosorb MF-124 material, which has an insertion loss of 149 dB/cm at 18 GHz. In addition to absorbing spurious microwave emissions, the Eccosorb material has the advantage of being easily machinable into any desired shape. Although the Eccosorb material has been found to provide excellent results, the scope of the invention includes the absorption of spurious resonant emissions using any suitable material.
A rugged package for mounting the apparatus 10 for support and interconnection with standard optical link elements is illustrated in FIG. 4, and includes a block 72 made of a metal or other rigid, durable material. The block 70 is designed to fit snugly into a deep groove 74 in the block 72 in which it is cemented or otherwise fixed in place. The substrates 36 and 42 are cemented to portions 76 and 78 respectively of the block 72 on opposite sides of the groove 74.
An input connector 80 which preferably has a conventional 50Ω SMA (small microwave connector, type A) configuration is fixed to a side plate 82 by means of a flange 84 and screws 86. The center lead of the connector 80 is electrically connected to the input microstrip line 38 through a hole 88 in the side plate 82 by means of a gold bond ribbon or the like, although not visible in the drawing. An output connector 90 is connected to the output microstrip line 44 by a similar arrangement, with the corresponding elements designated by the same reference numerals. The block 72 is formed on its opposite sides with vertical grooves 92, which have shapes conjugate to vertical ridges 94 formed on the side plates 82, enabling the elements of the assembly 10 to be quickly joined together in precise alignment and fixed together with screws 96. Further illustrated are pressure ridges 98 and 100 formed on the block 72 to ensure good electrical contact between the microstrip ground planes and SMA ground.
While an illustrative embodiment of the invention has been shown and described, numerous variations and alternate embodiments will occur to those skilled in the art, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, it is intended that the present invention not be limited solely to the specifically described illustrative embodiment. Various modifications are contemplated and can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
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I'm planting out some Moroccan Mint from a plant I recently acquired. I would like to know what kind of soil/mix I should use? I've heard it should be rich, well-drained. I have compost, vermipost, vermiculite, and peat moss. Are any of these okay to use for Moroccan Mint plants in pots?
Also, will compost weaken the mint taste since it's making the soil more fertile? Thanks for the help!
For all my herbs I use 1:1 all-in-one mix (or peatmoss) / perilite. This has worked well for me. This combo allows great drainage even in my extra deep containers that my mint are planted in, and they are looking great.
As I have found out , MM is very similar to spearmint, It will be difficult to kill them. They like a lot of moisture. I had a bunch of spearmint in a bucket (with some water in it) they kept growing in that plain water for weeks until I decided to plant them.
I think any potting soil should do. And I don't think they need reach soil (=fertilizer ?)
The famous gardener, Alan Chadwick, recommended planting mint near the garden faucet. That way, every time you turn on the water, the mint gets a splash. It loves to be moist. The soil should be nice and rich. I top dress mine with composted cow manure, or even better, make manure tea. A nice write-up on mint can be found at the website below. Click on "Techniques", then on "Mint."
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This has been a week of such happiness, good news and exciting new things that I couldn't resist ending with another happy day: the wedding of two designers in California. Danni and Nick met at The Art Institute; he was studying game design, and she was focusing on graphic design. After meeting at a friend's poker night they clicked, and Nick proposed during a trip to Seattle (he even made her a wooden ring).
For the big day, Danni and Nick chose to get married on their five-year anniversary of dating at a park in Fullerton, California, where they had their first date. What I love so much about their big day is that they actually reversed their wedding schedule to have the reception first because they wanted to get married at sunset. So at 4pm, guests gathered and everyone shared a picnic basket lunch together. Blankets were laid on the ground and everyone was able to pick up delicious wrapped food and eat together in the sun. I think it's such a sweet and romantic way to start off a fun celebration, which ended with a post-ceremony dessert party. Danni has shared all the details below, so I hope you'll enjoy this glimpse inside a beautiful day as much as I did. Thanks to Danni and Nick for sharing their photos, taken by Christian Cruz & Hope Feathers.
Before we dive into the wedding (which continues after the jump), there is a summary of this week's content below. Have a wonderful weekend, and I'll see you on Monday (with some pictures of our new apt.)! xo, grace
Below is a summary of this week's highlights:
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CLICK HERE for the rest of Danni and Nick's wedding after the jump!
Image above: Cake bunting by Kiki LaRue
Image above: For their wedding favors, the couple sent guests home with boxes filled with mini-Bundt cakes. Danni designed the tags, and the calligraphy was done by her friend Cathie. They tied each box with lace and included a wood fork
Image above: They had a lounge area with vintage furniture rented from Found Rentals. Danni' s father also built a photo wall for the guests to take pictures.
Image above: The welcome table. When guests arrived, they took a fan (according to Danni, it was a HOT day!) a button and a program, and then signed the Polaroid guest book.
Image above: Simple silver wedding bands.
Image above: Danni's wooden engagement ring made by Nick.
Image above: Test tubes and bottles hanging from trees along with succulents and lots of dry flowers. All the flowers and lace decorations were made by Danni's friend Ruby!
Image above: The couple had a dessert table with mini doughnuts, madeleines, cinnamon rolls, brownies, and Bundt cake! They had vintage plates stacked for the guests to use.
Image above: Danni's dress was vintage and borrowed from her friend Ruby.
this wedding is really sweet. i love the picnic theme!
So clever, I love this Vintage Wedding idea and the sandwiches wrapped.
Such a lovely, sweet wedding, and I love the reversal of ceremony and reception. Brilliant!
their wedding was soo perfect and beautiful!! love all the details!!!
All the details are so beautiful!! I'm so glad Danni decided to share them here at D*S! :) Everything was just perfect – romantic, sweet, and just so gorgeous! :)
SO INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL. I love every little detail and thought that went in to this amazingly sweet wedding.
beautiful. personal. and simply sweet! congratulations!
that has got to be the perfect wedding I've ever seen. :)
so incredibly cool with all the vintage inspiration…i want that love seat!
Congratulations Danni and Nick! Your wedding looked amazing. I love all the small details.
Congrats Danni!! so excited to see your wedding here! gorgeous gorgeous! xoxo
Gorgeous wedding! Love all of the special details.
I love this. Thanks for such a juicy post on such a nice wedding.
Absolutely dreamy! Proof that you don't need to spend a fortune for the perfect wedding.
Prettiest wedding ever! I love everything about it.
I love all the details. So beautiful!
i adore everything about danni's wedding! all the wedding elements were put together wonderfully. so glad to finally see all the photos and the recap!
What a gorgeous wedding! I love the ceremony/reception reversal they did, I think it's a great idea for the sort of feel they were going for.
Lovely (but my compulsive editor nature takes over – Grace, in list o'week's stuff: flower begins w/'g' but not gladiola)…
A great week at D*S – thanks. And congratulations again on your new hire!
wow. just wow. I love this so much, especially the easy-yet-revolutionary idea of starting with a picnic. What a sweet, sweet wedding.
That is one of my most favorite weddings I have ever read about. Such a cool idea–love the favors, decorations, styling. Love the picnic theme!
Love the lounge area with vintage furniture and the dress also is very beautiful!!! Very original way to celebrate the wedding. Thanks for share;)
What a sweet and one of a kind wedding!!
I love everything about this wedding, but most of all I LOVE that he made her a wooden engagement ring!
The picnic idea and execution are just lovely, however, I started rolling my eyes at the lounge setup. If it were just necessary furnishings (chairs, tables, lighting) with simple decoration like flowers, I think it would be gorgeous, but all of that STUFF just seems fussy and over the top. When the picnic idea is so sweet, simple, and sincere, throwing in an abacus and other knick-knacks seems overwrought.
I wish I could get married again just so I could do this. So sweet!
i love her blog!! and that wreath is to die for! Danni, can we get a possible tutorial on making one??
that dress is perfectly stunning!!
I love everything about this wedding, especially the reverse reception! We also got married at sunset, it's so magical at that time of day.
Everything about this wedding is A+. At first, the names rang a bell and as I scrolled through all the photos and text realized that Danni was one of my Etsy customers back when she was scouting props for her engagement pictures. How great to see everything come together!
Wow, how unique and beautiful!
Danni is my vintage hero! I love how amazingly styled her wedding is and at the same time incredibly intimate and personal to her and Nick.
I've been reading Oh, Hello Friend for two years now and it's so fun to see this all come together here! It really is such a gorgeous wedding. There's a sweet video on her blog, too, from back in the fall. The whole wedding looks like it was magical.
Lovely photos. I've been debating about adding my stash of picnic baskets to my Etsy shop and this made up my mind. They look so lovely at a wedding, I'm sure someone would love to have them.
What a fabulous idea and so beautifully executed. I'm putting this in my ideas for our wedding anniversary party.
What an amazing wedding! So heartfelt and well styled.
Loved the entire wedding idea..
So sweet, simple and pure..
So sweet and beautiful!! The wedding has such a personal style, very classy and enjoyable all in its own way.
I have never seen anything like that.Perfect! It was realy too beautiful.It hadeverything.
Amazing.Greetings with heat&soul from Sil.
What a gorgeous wedding …so simple and yet you can sense the attention to every single detail.
Have a great weekend!!
This is one of the most romantic weddings I've ever seen featured. So sweet and elegant! I actually got a little misty reading about it!
This absolutely has to be the most beautiful wedding I've ever seen. My favorite thing in the world is a picnic, so what a lovely idea to do this at your wedding! Congratulations to the beautiful couple!
This has to be the sweetest wedding I have ever seen. Everything is just so thoughful. What a great welcome table!
Truly charming and heartfelt. I'm currently planning my own wedding and am underwhelmed with all the slick, over-the-top wedding ideas out there — all shiny and perfect, but with no soul. Thanks for the great ideas.
I'm a huge fan of Danni's blog and saw her wedding photos, they are so gorgeous and what a beautiful idea for a wedding!
Yay to a Seattle engagement! Love all the personal touches! So beautiful.
Oh my god it's such an amazing idea!!!! A wedding in reverse order! Genuis!!!
thanks for introducing me to a fantastic new blog. loved everything about their gorgeous wedding!
love her blog! very talented girl!
This is so romantic! Such a lovely idea, beautiful wedding.
ahh so awesome.. what an insane amount of vision she has. does anyone know where nick's vest was from? love it!
this makes me want to have a second wedding!
Wow. I love weddings that are so personal. I did something similar for my wedding, so much work! But isn't it stunning?! What a stunning dress.
This wedding is so perfect. I want to use found's vintage rentals for my wedding now (whenever that is…). Thank you for sharing!
that is the cutest idea ever! reception-wedding-after party. thanks so much for sharing
I always liked the idea of weddings somewhere outside, in the park or so and this one only doubled my enthusiasm for them. Everything looks so lively and sunny. And Danni's friend Ruby is really clever, those flowers and lace decorations look fantastic. I am thinking about using those for my summer garden.
Beautiful story! Thanks for a lovely post!
Jamie Herzlinger
Interesting. I was nervous walking down the aisle. Not to be married, just the production of it. I think I'd be too jittery. That being said, the idea of having a big party and then ending with the anticipation of the big day sounds pretty amazing!
I love it when someone can approach a traditional idea like a wedding with a whole new outlook.
This sounds like a beautiful day. I love how the couple have personalised an event that to me seems so outdated and hideous! I hate some of the wedding traditions that no longer make sense. I love that you had the reception first because you wanted to! Everything in the photos is gorgeous- individual picnic baskets= pure genius! I wish I had a friend like Ruby! Congratulations to you both!
Such a fun wedding!!!
Congratulations Danni and Nick! Incredibly beautiful wedding pics!! love the details…Thanks for sharing…
I am beginning to think about planning my own wedding and think these guys have some super ideas. Also, beautiful colour scheme, many congratulations to you both.
I love hear pics! You all are so creative and all the small details are beautiful! Where did you all get Nick's clothing? I'm getting married in May and my fiancé loves his look. Thanks :)
What a pretty wedding! I think the reception before the wedding is super awesome (although personally I'm too superstitious to do it myself)!
Wow, so pretty! I love unique weddings.
So amazing! I can't believe all of the unique ideas here. Danni just came in to my shop today and I am so glad I caught this! Great great great.
I love the picnic idea, very charming! However, the lounge area and welcome table seemed like they should be in an Anthropologie store – while I love that look in a store, it seemed strange in such a natural setting. I agree with the earlier comment that called it overwrought. Too much going on, and very self-conscious. What's up with the bookshelf with books arranged on it?
I'm no romantic, but this looks beautiful (and I'm a sucker for that sandwich packaging). If only it didn't depend on the weather!


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I am in need of serious help. We are having major washing machine issues, Our clothes are coming out with all sorts of smells and clean clothes come out worse than when they went in. I put them in the dryer as soon as they are done washing, if they sit longer than 10 min they smell awful. When we first got the washer it worked amazing, but the last 6 months have gotten worse. We have used multiple kinds of laundry detergent, Tide, All, and the Kirkland. We prefer to use a free and clear bc my son has severe eczema but have had to resort to tide to get clothes mildly clean. But his legs are suffering as a result. I leave the door open and wipe out the gasket after each wash and run the pure cycle once a month, I also run bleach threw it regularly and now help. What am I doing wrong how I can i get our clothes clean? I just washed a brand new load of winter clothes in our washer yesterday, never been worn and they smell horrible, so bad I can't get the stink out. If you need any more info i'll be glad to post.
Maybe (just saying "maybe") you are using too much soap and or softener. I have a Samsung 520 for more than 2 years and it is as clean smelling (ie, no smell) after all this time and we use the thing every day or two. I dilute softener about 4:1, use mostly tide free and clear or the black woolite. 1/2 of a measuring cup (that came with large bottle of tide) of detergent per load.
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follow up: it is important not to increase water level much or the clothes won't tumble during agitation. they wont get clean if they just sit in a large puddle of water with the paddle skipping past them. the clothes must be lifted up and over and that requires that the water level be quite modest.
Thanks dave1812 I will have my husband try with the pressure sensor! I appreciate any help I can get. We have tried various amounts of soap... husband tends to try and overuse bc he thinks extra soap will help, but in the long run seems to make things worse, I have had to make the cup with marker so he knows how far to fill it up. And no softener used just vinegar.
ah, I marked a cup too with a magic marker shortly after we got our FL, as neither one of us really knew how much detergent we were using and quickly realized we were using too much, so I had to run the Pure Cycle more than once every couple of weeks. This YEAR, I've only run it 2 or three times, and not because I noticed anything untoward going on.
Your hubby can find a video on Youtube re the sensor, but PLEASE don't follow the directions to turn the screw six turns. that will make the washer use tons of water and more importantly the wash won't come out as clean due to the clothes-sitting-in-a-puddle effect. Tell him to leave the cover off until he has run a couple of quick loads to verify the water height if more than one adjustment is necessary.


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