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Charleston in Charleston County, South Carolina — The American South (South Atlantic)
St. Philip's Church
St. Philip's are buried
Charles Pinckney
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Erected 1969 by South Carolina Society Daughters of American Colonists. (Marker Number 10-6.)
Marker series. This marker is included in the National Historic Landmarks, and the Signers of the Declaration of Independence marker series.
Location. 32° 46.728′ N, 79° 55.767′ W. Marker is in Charleston, South Carolina, in Charleston County. Marker is on Church Street 0.1 miles north of Queen Street, on the right when traveling north. Click for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 146 Church Street, Charleston SC 29401, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 10 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Edward Rutledge (within shouting distance of this marker); Calhoun (within shouting distance Colonel William Rhett (within shouting distance of this marker); John Caldwell Calhoun (within shouting distance of this marker); Charles Pinckney (within shouting distance of this marker); Richard Hutson (within shouting distance of this marker); Johnson's Row (within shouting distance of this marker); Huguenot Church (within shouting distance of this marker); The Footlight Players Workshop (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Powder Magazine Flags (about 300 feet away). Click for a list of all markers in Charleston.
Regarding St. Philip's Church. It was declared a National Historic Landmark November 7, 1973 - # 73001695
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1. South Carolina Department of Archives and History. The present church building is the third structure to house the oldest congregation in South Carolina (established 1681).
2. St, Philip's Church website.
3. Wikipedia entry for St. Philip's Church. St. Philip's Episcopal Church is an historic Episcopal church in the French Quarter neighborhood of Charleston, South Carolina.
4. Southern Graves. Site contains a number of photos of graves in the church cemetery.
5. National Park Service. St. Philip's Episcopal Church, a National Historic Landmark, houses the oldest congregation in South Carolina and was the first Anglican church established south of Virginia.
6. Charles Pickney. Charles Pinckney (October 26, 1757 – October 29, 1824) was an American politician who was a signer of the United States Constitution, the 37th Governor of South Carolina, a Senator and a member of the House of Representatives.
7. Charles Pickney. Charles Pinckney, who represented South Carolina at the Constitutional Convention, was an ardent apostle of the rights of man.
8. The Pinckney "Draft" of the Constitution. James Madison, often considered the "father" of the US Constitution, downplayed the role
9. The Plan of Charles Pinckney (South Carolina), Presented to the Federal Convention. The Pinckney Draught.
10. Edward Rutledge. Edward Rutledge (November 23, 1749 – January 23, 1800) was an American politician and youngest signer of the United States Declaration of Independence.
11. National Park Service - Signers of the Declaration of Independence > Edward Ruthedge. The fifth son and youngest child of an Irish immigrant and physician, Rutledge was born in 1749 at or near Charleston, S.C.
12. Biography of Edward Rutledge. Edward Rutledge, the first of the South Carolina delegation, who affixes his name to the Declaration of Independence, was born in the city of Charleston, November, 1749.
13. Edward Rutledge - Find-a-Grave Memorial. Signer of the Declaration of Independence from South Carolina, he was the youngest signer at age 26.
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This patent application describes a resonator working with bulk acoustic waves, such as a bulk acoustic wave resonator or thin-film acoustic resonator (BAW resonator or FBAR resonator), and a component having hermetic encapsulation and containing one or a plurality of such resonators.
Resonators are suitable for use in bandpass filters in modern filter technology and may, for example, be used in mobile communication devices.
A resonator working with bulk acoustic waves has a piezoelectric layer arranged between two metal layers (electrodes). The layers are sequentially deposited on a substrate and structured in such a manner that there arises a plurality of resonators, which are electrically connected by their correspondingly structured electrodes and may together realize a filter circuit, for example.
To store the acoustic energy of the bulk acoustic wave within the resonator and/or to keep acoustic energy in the substrate upon which the resonator is arranged from escaping, either an acoustic mirror is arranged underneath the resonator or an air gap is provided. An acoustic mirror includes at least two, but maybe more layers, alternately comprised of materials having high and low acoustic impedance. The material and the thickness of these layers are so chosen that, for the selected resonant frequency of the resonator, all layer thicknesses are in the range of a quarter wavelength (or an odd multiple of a quarter wavelength) of the acoustic wave that can propagate in the respective material at this frequency. Under these conditions, the theoretical ideal case of maximum constructive interference of the acoustic waves reflected on the boundary layers is approximately optimized and thus prevents the escape of acoustic energy from the resonator.
An air gap also serves the same purpose, because the large impedance jump between the top (or bottom) layer of the resonator and the air is sufficient to reflect the acoustic wave almost completely.
A resonator working with bulk acoustic waves or a component that exhibits such resonators is just as sensitive as a surface acoustic wave (SAW) component to mass load or to damage from contaminating substances on the surface of the resonators. Component housings known from semiconductor technology in which the components are built-in, glued-in, for example, are thus normally used for such FBAR resonators and components. Such housings, which include ceramics or metal, for example, have two parts, comprised, for example, of a trough and a lid or a carrier and a cap, the two parts of the housing being glued, welded, or soldered together after the component has been inserted.
Such housing technologies demand high procedural and financial costs, however, and cannot keep up with the miniaturization of the components because of the required minimum dimensions, of wall thicknesses, for example, this miniaturization being required for technological and economic reasons. It is therefore proposed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,087,198 that the packaging be replaced by an external seal using a plastic material. To prevent the plastic seal from having a negative effect on the acoustic properties of the resonator, an acoustic mirror is provided between the resonator and the seal. U.S. Pat. No. 5,872,493 also describes a seal, which is deposited over the component and comprises at least one passivation layer comprised of SiO2, an epoxy resin or a desired glob-top composition. Here too, an acoustic mirror comprising at least three mirror layers is inserted therebetween to prevent acoustic interference with the resonator.
This patent application describes an acoustic mirror, which comprises a dielectric and a metal layer, provided over a conventionally built resonator. The dielectric layer is so designed that it represents a hermetic seal for the resonator or resonators at the same time. In the component, the metal layer that forms the second layer of the acoustic mirror may serve for electromagnetic shielding in an advantageous manner. A specially constructed acoustic mirror already achieves a seal in the resonator without additional encapsulating layers over the acoustic mirror.
The dielectric layer is so chosen that it alone ensures adequate hermetic sealing of the resonator or a component constructed therefrom. A resonator is therefore simply constructed and less expensive.
An advantageous acoustic mirror effect is achieved when the layer thicknesses of the dielectric layer and metal layer are so chosen as a function of the material used that their thickness corresponds to approximately one fourth of the wavelength (or to an odd multiple of a quarter wavelength) of the bulk acoustic wave that can be propagated in the corresponding material.
Moreover, the reflection of the acoustic mirror is affected by a difference in the acoustic impedance of the two mirror layers, this difference being as large as possible. In an embodiment it is therefore proposed that an organic layer, a low-k dielectric in particular, be used for the dielectric layer. These kinds of materials on electronic components are known as dielectrics and are here proposed for the first time as a functional constituent part for components working with bulk acoustic waves. These low-k dielectrics are characterized by an extraordinarily low acoustic impedance and usually also have extraordinarily good insulating and sealing properties, making them appropriate for the sealing mirror-layer.
Described herein is an acoustic mirror that exhibits two suitable mirror layers (dielectric layer and metal layer) of low and high acoustic impedance respectively. If the encapsulation is also required to have high physical strength, then it is proposed in a further development that at least one other layer or another pair of layers be so arranged over the acoustic mirror that there results an alternating sequence of layers of relatively low acoustic impedance and layers of relatively high acoustic impedance. Since a sufficiently high acoustic impedance can already be obtained with the first two layers, namely the dielectric layer and the metal layer, both the selection of the material and the precise layer thickness are less critical for the acoustic mirror layers to be arranged thereon than in the case of the first two layers. Other materials, particularly less costly materials, which would be less suitable or unsuitable for the acoustic mirror itself comprising a dielectric layer and metal layer, therefore also come into consideration for the additional single layers or layer pairs to be deposited thereon.
A single resonator may be used. Since usual applications of resonators working with bulk acoustic waves are usually filter circuits, a circuit comprising a plurality of interconnected resonators may also be encapsulated. Such a circuit arrangement is normally structured out of a common layer structure comprising at least a first electrode, a piezoelectric layer and a second electrode. A suitable interconnection of the individual resonators, which may represent a ladder-type circuit or a lattice circuit for example, is achieved by appropriate structuring steps of the electrode layers and possibility also of the piezoelectric layer. Such a circuit arrangement may comprise an arbitrary number of resonators. In a ladder-type structure, at least two resonators are needed for a simple filter effect. The structure may be supplemented with additional resonators to increase the selectivity of the filter. The resonators, which are structured from the common layer structure and interconnected together, are mutually covered with a dielectric and metal layer. To prevent a capacitive coupling of the resonators across the metal layer and possibly other electrically conducting layers deposited thereon, these layers may be electrically separated on the basis of the resonators.
The layer structure is produced through the thin-film process by depositing the single layers sequentially on top of each other on a wafer, possibly arranging an acoustic mirror or other fit-inducing and growth-inducing layers therebetween. Such a wafer may comprise of conventional substrate materials, especially silicon, gallium arsenide, glass, ceramics or any other substances suitable as carrier material. Due to the small sizes of resonators or of components produced from a plurality of resonators, it is possible to produce from one layer structure a large number of components simultaneously and in parallel on one wafer. It is then also possible to deposit the dielectric and metal layer total-surface over all components produced on one wafer. It is moreover possible and advantageous to arrange additional active or passive circuit elements on the wafer and interconnect them integrated with the resonators. Such active and passive circuit elements may also be mutually covered with the seal, comprising the dielectric layer and the metal layer.
After the last layer has been deposited and possibly structured, the components are separated across the entire layer structure, including the substrate, by a sawing process, for example. There is no disadvantage in exposing the dielectric layer on the lips of the individual components, because it is exclusively the dielectric layer that provides the sealing action. The metal layer serves exclusively as a layer of high acoustic impedance for the acoustic mirror and, with a suitable electrical connection, may serve as an electromagnetic shielding layer.
As already mentioned, on the wafer it is possible to build circuits comprising active and passive circuit elements in addition to the resonators, especially microstrip transmission lines, inductance coils, capacitors, transistors, diodes, and resistors. With the aid of the resonators and the additional circuit elements, it is possible to produce circuits such as a high-frequency circuit, adaptation circuit, antenna circuit, diode circuit, transistor circuit, highpass filter, lowpass filter, bandpass filter, tuning filter, bandstop filter, power amplifier, preamplifier, LNA, diplexer, duplexer, coupler, directional coupler, memory element, balun, mixer, or oscillator. No acoustic mirror is indeed needed for the other circuit and matching elements, but here too the dielectric layer deposited on the total surface serves as a sealing layer and the metal layer serves as electromagnetic shielding for the circuit elements.
A desirable and attainable property for the dielectric layer is its well-reproducible capability of being deposited in a thin-film process, including control of the layer thickness. Also desirable and advantageous is a low dielectric constant, low water permeability, low water absorption and, in particular, low acoustic impedance.
All of these properties are advantageously realized in a benzocyclobutene. Benzocyclobutenes are known from the semiconductor industry, under the name Cycloten�, for example, and are used in particular as intermediate layers, dielectrics and sealing layers for microelectronic circuits. Advantageous in particular are the low dielectric constant and the good layer properties, especially the high layer homogenicity that can be attained with a benzocyclobutene.
Benzocyclobutenes may be diversely substituted to accentuate or strengthen desired material properties. Under the action of heat, they polymerize into partially aromatic polycyclic systems, which are nearly chemically inert. In the thin-film process, benzocyclobutenes may be deposited with high layer thickness accuracy, so that it is particularly simple to produce a dielectric layer that is lambda-quarter thick as precisely as possible for a component. The effect of the elastic properties of the dielectric may be such that it is possible to partially or completely compensate for layer stress, which can build up on the boundary surfaces to layers lying below or to layers deposited thereabove due to the different thermal expansion coefficients of the layers. Dielectrics based on linked stable polymers are used as stress compensation layers for manufacturing integrated optic components in the semiconductor industry, for example. Besides benzocyclobutenes, other low-k dielectrics that feature a low acoustic impedance and may be used for the dielectric layer and the layers of relative low acoustic impedance are known. Examples of low-k dielectrics are aerogels, porous silicates, organosilicates, a siloxane derived from condensed silsesquioxanes, a polyaromatic compound or cross-linked polyphenylene.
If these materials are used for the dielectric layer, then it is also possible in accordance with another embodiment to first planarize the dielectric layer above the resonators and additional circuit elements that may be present. In this process, an embedded surface is obtained for the dielectric layer, which, however, means that different layer thicknesses will be obtained on the dielectric layer above the single resonators, above the wafer, or above other circuit elements. The component may be planarized in such a manner that the layer thickness of the dielectric layer remaining above the resonators corresponds to a λ-quarter layer (or an odd multiple of the λ-quarter layer). A planarized surface of the dielectric layer has the further advantage that it substantially facilitates the further deposit of additional layers and in particular improves adhesion and saves material. With a planar layer deposited over a plurality of resonators and possibly additional circuit elements, there also results a physically loadable surface upon which it is possible to deposit additional structures, such as another metallization plane, electrical terminal pads, solderable terminal pads, for example, permitting the deposit of bumps that make it possible to connect the component to a printed circuit board, a module substrate or an external circuit environment in flip-chip technique.
Embodiments will be explained in more detail below based on the figures associated therewith.
A metal layer MS, whose thickness likewise corresponds to one-fourth of a wavelength (or an odd multiple thereof) in the working frequency of the resonator is arranged thereon. The metal is specially selected from the viewpoint of maximum acoustic impedance. The metals tungsten, molybdenum or gold are thus appropriate for the metal layer.
A metal layer MS, which at least over the resonators likewise has a layer thickness D2 that corresponds to one-quarter of the wavelength of the resonator working frequency, is arranged over the total surface of the dielectric layer DS. It is clearly evident from the figures that the dielectric layer, which may terminate outside the resonators on the substrate SU, completely covers the resonators R1, R2. The sealing characteristics of the dielectric layer, particularly its low water absorption and low water permeability and its tightness to gases with high molecular volumes and to liquids that are unable to penetrate the cross-linked or linked polymer network, protect the resonator from environmental exposure. Furthermore, the metal layer protects the resonator from physical effects and also does not affect its acoustic properties. This opens the possibility of providing additional layers, structures, metallization planes or soldered joints above the metal layer. At the same time, the metal layer MS provides for electromagnetic shielding of the resonators. This is advantageous for resonators used in filter circuits for front-end modules in mobile communications, especially in the reception unit.
The desired working frequency of the resonator corresponds to the layer thicknesses D1 and D2. If the resonators are used in HF filters for the 2 gigahertz range, for example, then there results, for benzocyclobutene as dielectric layer DS, for example, a layer thickness D1 of approximately 200 nm, which corresponds to a quarter of the wavelength. This value is well below the layer thickness that can be accurately controlled by BCB (benzocyclobutene), for example. As for the layer thickness D2 of the metal layer MS, the resulting layer thickness is between 650 and 700 nm for tungsten, for example, a thickness that can likewise be technically controlled and precisely set. If higher layer thicknesses are desired for the dielectric layer DS and/or metal layer MS for technological reasons (e.g. to better cover the edges of components or to achieve a higher air-tightness), then it is possible to resort to odd multiples of one-quarter of the wavelength for the respective layer thicknesses. Instead of 200 nm of BCB (corresponding to approximately one lambda-quarter layer at a frequency of 2 GHz), 600 nm of BCB (approximately a 3λ/4 layer at a frequency of 2 GHz) may be deposited. The technological advantages achieved by this measure (e.g., better covering of the edges through increased conformity) may be precisely weighed against potential disadvantages in acoustic performance (possibility of higher insertion loss from increased viscous losses in thicker layers).
The layer combination of a low-k dielectric and a high-impedance metal layer first proposed has the further advantage that two layers are sufficient to reflect a high percentage (more than 95%) of the acoustic energy on the boundary surfaces of these two layers back into the resonator. The mirror obtains a high bandwidth from the small number of only two mirror layers. This means that the frequency components lying within the mirror bandwidth can be reflected uniformly well. To be more precise, this means that the layer combination BCB/W, for example, as acoustic reflector for frequencies around 2 GHz, is equally well suited for all such resonators whose frequencies do not deviate more than approximately �7% from a given frequency, even when the thicknesses of the mirror layers do not exactly agree with the theoretical ideal value λ/4 for the corresponding acoustic wavelengths λ. Alternatively, a thickness tolerance of �7% may be taken into consideration in this manner for the same frequencies without impermissibly reducing the reflectivity of the layer pair.
The small number of only two layers for creating an acoustic mirror with high reflection and high bandwidth may be particularly attributed to the low acoustic impedance of the low-k dielectric, which is approximately an order of magnitude lower than for conventional mirror layers having low impedance, especially than for SiO2, which has been used until now. The high mirror bandwidth permits layer thickness fluctuations of �7%. For a 200-nm layer thickness for BCB, this corresponds to maintaining a precision of �14 nm. This is easy to maintain, because it is possible to produce BCB with a layer thickness accuracy of �0.5% according to the state of the art. Still higher layer thickness accuracies can be attained for depositing the metal layer MS. It is moreover possible, besides the layer thickness of λ-quarter, to increase the layer thicknesses to odd multiples of λ-quarter. This may be advisable for the metal layer, for example, in order to create a physically solid and solderable surface, for example. There is no problem in thickening the metal layer because a large portion of the acoustic wave already occurs on the boundary surface from resonator R or from the layer structure SA to the dielectric layer DS.
Since only a small portion of the acoustic energy is thus able to penetrate the metal layer MS at all, it is much less critical to prevent reflection based on a layer thickness D2 that is inexactly set to λ-quarter, so that a 50% layer thickness accuracy for the metal layer MS is sufficient, for example. This may be important, because layer thickness tolerances may usually only be maintained as percentages, whereas the absolute tolerance or deviation prevails for an acoustic mirror.
In an embodiment, a duplexer circuit, which is suitable for the mobile radio standard UMTS, is produced. Both RX and TX filters are constructed from FBAR resonators, which may be formed from the same layer structure SA by structuring. The different resonance frequencies that are needed are set by additional layer deposit, by additional separating layers or by structured cutting of a layer to the required layer thickness. The dielectric layer is deposited over all serial and parallel resonators as a λ-quarter mirror layer having a thickness of 220 nm. The acoustic impedance of BCB is equal to 1.7�106 kg/sm2. A tungsten layer with a thickness of approximately 680 nm is deposited as a high-impedance layer or as a metal layer. Its impedance is then 94�106 kg/sm2. Because of the low sensitivity of the reflection on the layer thickness of the metal layer, the same results are obtained with a layer thickness of up to 1 μm.
A common acoustic mirror may be provided for all resonators. In another embodiment, it is possible in a suitable structuring step, which already occurs when the layers are deposited, to separate the electrically conducting mirror layers on the basis of resonators to be capacitatively decoupled, particularly the metal layer and the layers of the acoustic mirror comprised of metal and located below the resonators, in order to prevent capacitive coupling between individual resonators.
The electrical interconnection of the resonators, which may be attained through appropriate structuring of the electrode layer E1, E2 (see, for example,
For the sake of clarity, only a few exemplary embodiments have been presented. But the claims are not limited to the presented examples and may be further varied. Such variations may include additional layers or structures, different number and fitting arrangement of resonators next to or above each other into SCF filters or CRF filters and/or additional circuit elements SE, which may possibly also be provided above the metal layer MS. The realizable circuits to be encapsulated are also not limited to the described examples.
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BIGLOBE partnered with Pacnet to directly connect its data center in Japan and the Any2 Internet Exchange in Los Angeles with an Ethernet International Private Line (EIPL) service over Pacnet's EAC Pacific subsea cable system. This is part of an initiative to improve the user experience of BIGLOBE users when using US-based social networking services and cloud services.
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EAC Pacific is part of the $300 million Unity cable system built with five other global telecommunications and technology companies. Pacnet is the largest investor in Unity and operates two of the five fiber pairs in the cable system independently. The two fiber pairs, collectively known as EAC Pacific, stretch over 9,600 kilometers and provide up to 1.92 Tbps of capacity across the Pacific Ocean.
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The company where I work is a software vendor with a suite of applications. There are also a number of web services, and of course they have to be kept stable even if the applications change. We haven't always succeeded with this, and sometimes a customer finds that a service is not behaving as before after upgrading.
We now want to handle this better. In general, web services shouldn't change, and if they have to, at least we will know about it and document the change.
But how do we ensure this? One idea is to compare the WSDL files with the previous versions at every release. That will make sure the interfaces don't change, but it won't detect that the behavior changes, for example if a bug is introduced in some common library.
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Innovations in computer display technology would seem to have recently hit a plateau. With the advent of LCD panels, improvements in computer displays have recently been limited to larger screens, higher pixel resolution, greater energy efficiency, and lighter, more efficient use of base resources. Yet there remains two areas where computer display manufacturers can continue to offer improvements: the human-machine interface, and local display intelligence. To offer the most effective solutions, improvements should maximize their utility with improvements in performance for specific environmental conditions. There are several features a computing display can bring to embedded computing stations aboard ships, or ocean platforms; in particular, the two most glaring problems for users when out at sea are low-light environments, and the technical ignorance of the average user when faced with crashes or machine malfunctions. Advances in the display interface can lessen the effects of these problems and much improve the user experience.
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First, let us consider what most bridge computing stations are like; for instance, this might be an ECDIS charting station that could potentially be accessed at any time of the day or night. This would mean that the display brightness would be constantly adjusted according to the time of day and environmental conditions under which it is being used. During the day, the brightness would be much higher; at night, much lower. Daytime viewing is not a worry: it's the standard. Yet the other brightness levels, for the rest of the day, are specifically addressed within the ECDIS standard: it requires that any ECDIS type-approved display must be capable of rendering accurate colors at three different brightness intensities.
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These carefully defined intensities demonstrate that the ECDIS standard was created, first and foremost, to have a convenient means of adjusting these intensities on-the-fly. When facing a large, bright screen in near-darkness, finding the precise location of the controls on an LCD panel can problematic. To address this issue, the controls may be backlit, and equipped with a proximity sensor. With a simple wave of the hand in the controls' general area the machine interface will light up, allowing the operator to easily and quickly re-set the brightness level to his or her desired intensity. Additionally, for an ECDIS station, the controls should offer presets that automatically adjust the display to one of the three type-approved, color-calibrated intensities stipulated by the ECDIS standard.
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Because this is a bridge environment, typical users who depend on these displays will not be trained in troubleshooting system failures; additionally, a display failure would be, in terms of the system it is serving, catastrophic. To address situations where the display or computing system fails, a BIOS level diagnostic utility may be provided. By integrating the diagnostics at the BIOS level, the display will be able to generate a quick rundown of subsystem integrity for any user who requires it, at any time.
Imagine, for instance, a navigator who arrives on the bridge to lay out a chart. This navigator turns on the ECDIS station, but for some reason the display fails to light up as it should. Clearly there is something wrong, but faced with a dark screen and a fully integrated, closed ECDIS station, there is no way to discover what the problem might be without opening up the cabinet and digging through the internals. However, by pressing an Information button located among the monitor controls, the display terminal's on screen display (OSD) immediately lights up with a quick rundown of the main computer subsystems: CPU, motherboard chipset, RAM status, VGA output status, motherboard voltage, temperature, storage media notifications and PSU status. Our average user—utterly untrained in computing system or networking administration—is made immediately aware of what the problem is, and whether or not it can be fixed elsewhere. Issues such as memory or PSU integrity might be able to be solved with a simple component substitution or re-wiring. Issues with the motherboard, CPU, or other hardwired components clearly indicate that the problem can only be fixed once the ship reaches port. However, armed with this information, the captain may now call ahead, file a report and have a service technician ready and waiting with a replacement product or with the necessary components for bringing the system back on line.
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Clearly there remains room for improvement in display technology. By addressing the needs of specific industries and specific embedded computing requirements it is possible to deliver significant improvements that both the end-user as well as system integrators, designers, and technicians will appreciate.
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