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By IVES GALARCEP
With the final games of 2013 in the books for the U.S. Men's National Team, Jurgen Klinsmann can sit down and assess the state of his player pool, which is in pretty good shape.
The forward and centerback positions appear to be pretty well-stocked, and the number of good wing options is as good as it has been in a long time. There are still some question marks about the options at fullback, and in central midfield, but there are candidates in the pool who are positioned to stake their claims.
The past few months were good for Aron Johannsson, who has gone from fringe option to a very strong contender for a starting role in Brazil, while Brad Evans continues to hold on to the starting right back role. We have even seen Brek Shea revive his chances of making the World Cup team. He is still on the outside looking in, but a promising display against Scotland, and his first EPL appearance of the season, has Shea suddenly looking like a possible long-shot option.
There aren't many changes in the latest SBI 23 for 2014, with only one new name on the list. Here is our projected USMNT roster for the World Cup, as of November of 2013:
PROJECTED USMNT WORLD CUP 2014 ROSTER (November 2013)
(Changes from July in bold, new additions to the Missed the Cut list are in bold italics)
GOALKEEPERS– Tim Howard, Brad Guzan, Nick Rimando
Outlook– This trio stays the same yet again, with no signs of changing any time soon.
Missed the cut– Sean Johnson, Bill Hamid, Tally Hall
DEFENDERS– Fabian Johnson, Matt Besler, Omar Gonzalez, Geoff Cameron, Clarence Goodson, DaMarcus Beasley, Brad Evans, Eric Lichaj.
Outlook– Steve Cherundolo's uncertain status, coupled with Lichaj's recent call-up, gives Lichaj the edge in our projection. That could certainly change once Cherundolo returns to the lineup at Hannover. The rest of the defense remains the same, with John Brooks seeing his momentum halted by his inability to regain his starting job at Hertha Berlin.
Timmy Chandler remains on our missed the cut list despite the fact he continues to be left out of Klinsmann's call-up because he's still a very viable option.
Missed the cut– Steve Cherundolo, John Brooks, Edgar Castillo, Michael Orozco, Michael Parkhurst, Timmy Chandler.
MIDFIELDERS– Michael Bradley, Clint Dempsey, Jermaine Jones, Landon Donovan, Graham Zusi, Alejandro Bedoya, Kyle Beckerman, Mix Diskerud
Outlook– This group remains the same, but Sacha Kljestan's outstanding club form has him very close to this group, even though he didn't exactly impress when given the chance to start. The reality is this group is strengthen its hold on these spots as players like Joe Corona, Jose Torres and Maurice Edu lose ground.
Brek Shea made his season Premier League debut for Stoke City on Saturday, an appearance that comes on the heels of an impressive sub's appearance for the U.S. team. If he can keep finding minutes for Stoke, Shea still has to be considered a legitimate contender. Benny Feilhaber's name is added to the Missed-the-cut list as his recent form in the playoffs for Sporting KC has him looking like someone who Klinsmann could use in a playmaker role.
Missed the cut– Sacha Kljestan, Joe Corona, Jose Torres, Brad Davis, Maurice Edu, Danny Williams, Brek Shea, Benny Feilhaber.
FORWARDS– Jozy Altidore, Aron Johannsson, Terrence Boyd, Eddie Johnson
Outlook– Johannsson's stock keeps on rising, and at this point it's more of a question of whether he will start in the World Cup rather than whether he will be there. Terrence Boyd keeps on scoring for Rapid Vienna, while Jozy Altidore remains a key figure despite his struggle for playing time at Sunderland.
Eddie Johnson's situation bears watching. He will be making a move to a new club this off-season, and how he fares in his new home will determine whether he sticks around. Chris Wondolowski remains a player Klinsmann likes, and the news that he spent several months playing with a broken bone in his foot certainly puts his recent performance into perspective. Juan Agudelo enjoyed a good run with New England, but will need a successful club move to force himself back into the picture. It will be tough considering how well the top contenders are doing.
Missed the cut– Chris Wondolowski, Juan Agudelo, Herculez Gomez.
What do you think of this group? Which player are you happy to see make our projected 23-man roster? Who didn't make the squad that you think should have?
Share your thoughts below.
Although I hate to say it, the Altidore situation is turning out to be as bad as some people had worried. While it seems the coach is okay with him and it isn't all his fault, he is still having a cruddy season before the World Cup.
We are still so far from where we should worry about anything. I mean why single him out when Bradley is coming in and playing right back for 10 minutes at Roma. Bedoya is in and out of line ups and the other half of the roster is on vacation anyway. April is about when we should start looking at everyones situation form.
April is when we should START looking? You have that wrong, my friend.
Clyde Frog
April is way too late.
And Roma is loaded and 2nd in the league in Italy. Sunderland, not so much. Add in how much Sunderland spent to get him, and things are clearly not going to plan so far. That could still change of course, but his situation is clearly worse than Bradley's.
Bradley ended up playing 90 minutes for Roma (with three midfield subs coming on) this weekend.
Should we hope for a loan come January for Jozy? Or just stay and fight? He needs playing time to keep confidence up. Having said that he does still have a Dec (and into next year) to turn things around at Sunderland.
Louis Z
There is a big difference between your examples and Jozy….The others you mentioned are playing well while Jozy is not doing as well as one expect him to do.
Cameron, Bessler, Gonzalez, F. Johnson
Bedoya, Bradley, Mix, Donovan
AJ, Altidore
That Dempsey dude sucks.
Michael Stypulkoski
No one said Dempsey sucks, but do you honestly have him in your starting eleven right now? One goal in twelve games with Seattle (if I have my numbers right), and he's been a non-factor with the national team for the past few months. Aside from not producing, he straight up hasn't looked good since moving to Seattle. I'm not saying he won't regain his form by next summer (and I certainly hope he does!), but he's far from a guaranteed starter right now.
Dempsey use to always take the far post run, if you go back a good number of his goals come from there. Since becoming captain he's put it on himself to make the near post runs more and the goals haven't come as easy. It has allowed others to score a few times though. Diskerud, Kljestan and Johansson have been given a shot and didn't really make it there spot. So I still think Dempsey still starts if the World Cup was tomorrow.
Dempsey's still a starter in my book too.
His form has dipped notably since he joined the Sounders. I think he didn't realize how much the pressure of the EPL lifted his game, and the expectations on adjusting to not only being expected to score, but to lead a completely unfamilar squad, as well as being a huge marketing blitz… some players just perform better with a chip on their shoulder, Deuce is definitely one of them.
He's still a starter for the Nats, though. AJ and Jozy haven't been the most compatible on the field- at this point, it's one or the other and a second striker- Deuce is the best we have. I like Mix a lot, but not to start. He's a great creative off the bench option when the team wants to go for it late in the match.
And honestly, don't get the Bedoya over Zusi at this point. Zusi has been incredibly clutch for the US since his assist to Jozy in against Germany- he's got some impressive, important stats in important games. Bedoya played about as well as Corona in the Gold Cup.
Bedoya will not be starting at world cup unless Donovan, Dempsey, Zusi are all injured.
Louis Z
I believe Bedoya will start before Zusi starts. So far, that has been Jk's recent choice.
Need a defensive midfielder, especially in front of that back line. I'd have Dempsey and Jones instead of Mix and Bedoya, otherwise this lineup looks good to me.
There's no way that group of 4 forwards makes the final 23.
It will be 3 of these 4, either Boyd or EJ doesn't make it.
Book it.
EJ can't play on the wing-period. Just because he's played there some was only because of the available players. Boyd may be having a good year, but he'll never see the field with this team.
An extra midfielder will make it, most likely Sasha.
And I'm not convinced he brings in Lichaj or Castillo.. With the flexibility of Cam and Fabian, I wouldn't be surprised to see another extra midfielder… probably Shea.
I think the only way we see 8 defenders is if Dolo is healthy enough to start…. not just play, but start
go euro or go home
kljestan over beckerman
shea over bedoya
I think it'll be interesting to see if Boyd or Johansson take a chance and try to make a move in the transfer window. Both have had rumors around them recently and if they get time at a higher level could push Altidore.
Kljestan is anouther one who I could see taking a chance on a move if he isn't sure that he's done enough for Klinsmann yet. He's said he has had offers from top 4 leagues but stayed for Champions league, which they are out of now. Finishing his year in stronger league could help make sure he's in Brazil.
Josh D
Knowing EJ, he'll thankfully play his way out of this 23. He's too full of himself at the moment. That drive to prove himself is over after this season. I fully expect him to relax on the accelerator.
I think this is the season Dempsey permanently moves to the forward group. He's not a winger anymore and there's a lot of pressure from players to play in the "hole" which up until his move to Seattle, was his alone.
Brooks will earn back his starting role once he's fully fit. Goodson is now the CB out, looking in.
I know Chandler screwed us over, but we need him. I'd "punish" him by testing his nerve and inviting him to Camp Cupcake for a week of light training. Make him show his commitment, make him come with his tail between his legs, and teach him the system again.
I think Jozy finds his way into a starting role at Sunderland once more midfield support is brought in in January. Jozy is a luxury striker for a relegation-chasing team. Like a Berbatov or Klose, he won't do much without the ball near him. Fletcher is a poorer striker, but he'll chase everything for 90 and that attitude will create goals even when the ball isn't played directly to him.
– Brooks will make it..he's been injured so he hasn't really 'lost' his starting spot due to poor play…in fact Langkamp, his replacement, has been playing pretty awful so Brooks will have a good shot at gaining that spot back heading into winter break
– Chandler has the talent to be starting but other factors (whatever they may be) leave him with a 50/50 shot on the roster
– I think Shea can still nudge out Beckermen or Klejstan
– Agudelo will beat out Boyd
Still alot of time for both Agudelo and Boyd but at the moment Boyd already has 7 goals in 13 matches(3 in Europa). While Agudelo had 7 all last season. Boyd I think also has a greater work rate and hold up play that Klinsmann likes. Not saying Agudelo can't make a move and get hot somewhere but I just think he has some work to do to pass Boyd still.
How does Agudelo have work to do to pas Boyd? How many has Boyd scored for USMNT or even the u-23 team? Those who think the Austrian league is better than the MLS are out of their mind. Not sure how Boyd somehow got an automatic spot on this team.
Both have 2 goals at the U-23 level. I don't know how you'd go about comparing the Austrian league and MLS honestly. 7 goals in 13 matches is still a good rate in any league and some of those are in Europa.
Scary that we're about 6 months away and we still haven't settled on a starting CB combo…and Evans and Beas are still in the mix to start at RB and LB. I still have to believe that Beas will not be a WC starter.
I don't think we have as much depth as we think. We're still very thin with respect to true impact players that can make a difference against WC competition.
Still, JK seems to come up with the goods when he needs to…I always have the impression that nobody will see anything close to full performance until he absolutely needs to show it. I have to tell myself that, it makes me feel better.
6 days until the draw
I don't know if I want to watch the draw or just find out after. Might be rough either way.
Eric W
I really want to see Herculez Gomez on the field in the World Cup. Maybe it's just frustration left over from 2010 – I still feel like one of the bigger coaching errors that year was not starting him or getting him more minutes. But he's a super-classy player who is able to make it happen when it counts. He can score big goals and he isn't shaken by facing up to high caliber defenders.
Alot of people have kind of forgotten how huge that free kick against Jamaica was. Coming off a loss, we only get a daw at home there, we were some trouble and maybe don't even make it to the Hex.
+1 a year ago seems like forever ago. Get him back in form and he could take Boyd's spot
SBI TroII
No need for four forwards when Donovan and Dempsey can play there, also since Jürgen often goes with a 4-2-3-1. Jozy, AJ, and EJ will do for now. Replace Boyd with Kljestan. Also JAB over Evans or Goodson. If I had to pick I'd leave Goodson off. No need for 5 CB candidates.
However, this all moot. I know someone will make a late charge, like Agudelo or Shea. Perhaps Cherundolo or Chandler. Maybe even a dual national who comes out of nowhere.
My question is about Timmy Chandler. I see Right Back as the most unsettled position. Brad Evans, MAYBE. But if we start Brad Evans, then we really need a backup in case the first game in the World Cup doesn't go well. Sure, it'd be great if Cherundolo was back and at his best form, but that is pretty much a lot of hoping and wishing right now. I haven't seen Chandler play, but I've read reports that he's playing well–despite the fact that his team is in relegation and is leaking a lot of goals. I'm a big believer in judging a player based on team performance (not everyone will agree with that). I tend to believe that Klinsmann is not calling in Chandler mostly because of his play. Has anyone here watched him regularly?
Ryan in NYC by way of NC
Still hoping Benny finds a place in that 23
He was one of the better US players in WC2010, and he's been great in the MLS playoffs… hopefully Klinsmann understands that he is a good option off the bench and is a "tournament player" even if he's no Kljestan with his club team.
and a player with a skillset that fits a role still needed and who is proven for the USMNT. would like to see him get his chance and see what happens in January, sink or swim. I think Benny likes those situations
I would like to see Brad Davis make the team. I could see him coming off the bench to make some key crosses from the left.
He wouldn't get a single cross off because he's so slow in movement and thought. But most would get deflected out for corners and people who don't know what's going on would cheer as if creating a 5% chance of a goal out of a 25% chance is something to be happy about…
Look about right. My main argument would be that Boyd is surplus to requirements in this group, given that Dempsey and Donovan are probably better described as forwards at this point in their careers. Would expect Kljestan to take his spot, given JK's preference for midfield subs/flexibility.
Or even Shea, for that matter. Hasn't looked great, but brings something as a sub that JK seems to like. Every Nordic needs a good berserker.
would like to see LD paired up top with Jozy in some formation, AJ first off the bench with LD able to slide to many positions in midfield in various formations depending on the game. LD softens teams up with his runs and speed and smarts imo, and fresh legs AJ could really like that
Coach likes the 4 2 3 1 a lot tho, we know this. really need the right pieces to make it work. Jozy is getting better at some aspects that role for him requires from that formation, but we need superior flank play to make it click and the MB/JJ pairing, whatever formation, has got to find its proper and most effective balance
Dolo would be a good fit to 4 2 3 1 if somehow he was fit next summer but can't think of him as a true option at this point unfortunately. would be great if he was in great from by summertime. Evans has been the surprise of the cycle so far tho for me, got to give him credit
I agree. With Dempsey and Donovan on the roster, I seriously doubt we take more than three strikers. Best guess is Klinsmann sticks to his 4-5-1 and puts Deuce in the hole behind Jozy, with FJ on the left (I think JK regards him as our starting left wing, not a defender) and LD on the right, and if somebody needs to come off it'll likely be Jozy getting subbed out for Johanssen, and most likely with EJ there for cover. No point in carrying a fourth dedicated striker when you're looking at a 4-5-1.
I actually think that ends up creating a spot he'll use for Brek Shea. Shea is unpredictable and certainly not a starter…but he can turn a game as a final-20-minutes sort of sub…get Shea on the ball and let him run at tired defenders and he can be a handful when he's on. (Or he can be a complete headcase. Flip a coin.) But Shea has shown in the past he can be a wild card; Boyd hasn't shown much except that he's got a lot of potential but isn't quite there yet and right now I'd rate EJ over Boyd.
I'd also personally rather see Clarence Goodsen, at this juncture, than John Anthony Brooks. Goodsen has paid his dues and was money for us at the Gold Cup and is an older, more mature defender…JAB, in my opinion, is a guy for the future.
I also do think the versatility of Geoff Cameron (CDM, CB, RB) and Fabian Johnson (LW, LB) means there could well only be 7 defenders carried on the roster.
Does look like, by far, the best team we've ever taken to the World Cup. 'Course…we're gonna need it, the way the groups look like they're going to be drawn….
Brad C
Considering that the way the group draws are going to run, we might want to load up on defensive players since there are going to be 3-4 groups of death…
Ives, I think the problem we face is that the teams in Brazil will be too tough for the kind of lineup we put out in 2013 with Dempsey and Altidore playing up top with little defence or forward pace between them.
Imagine these 4 forward against Spain or Brazil : aron–dempsey–jozy—donovan
How will they help Evans and Fabian stop Hulk, Neymar, Marcelo and friends as they pour forward totally overwhelming the 6 players back for USA. Otoh, are Dempsey and Donovan still packing the same counterpunch they did 4 years previous (?) – I dont think so, and Slowzy Altidore's best counter move always involved falling down and looking around for the ref. (Think USA v. Mexico at Azteca in the hex.)
If Klinsmann has a plan to deal with these problems, he sure is playing his cards close to the vest.
Remind me again…does anybody in the world have a solution for this problem? Spain sure didn't, in the Confederations Cup final.
Playing Brazil – especially in Brazil – is going to be a nightmare for anybody.
I think Boyd makes sense to keep on the 23 just because he's the only other hold-up player on the roster if Jozy gets hurt.
I love Beckerman's heart and grit but unfortunately I think he'd only be a turnstyle against the speed of the world powers. Klejstan makes more sense to me, but I understand the desire to have a more "destroyer" like player available.
I also love Benny but he's got even tougher competition to make this roster since I think he's probably looking at Mix as his primary competition for a spot.
I think Goodson is a steadying influence. I think it depends on how sold JK is that Cameron is his primary backup for the two CB positions whether or not Goodson goes.
Fullback has the most intrigue. Hard to imagine that DMB, Evans and Castillo might all not make the squad, all of which may hang on the health/form of Dolo and Chandler. Lichaj has value in his versatility, even. This will be the most interesting.
And don't forget to save a spot for Stu! 😉
can Jozy move to Southampton?
Our defense will be our downfall. It will get punished by top teams.


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The Middle East offers fewer possibilities, though turkeytravelplanner.com/SpecialInterest/bicycling/ and Jonathan Lipman's Israel Bike Trail and guide to Mount Carmel national park (geocities.com/Colosseum/Arena/9765/cmbchome.htm) are both extensive.
For Africa, ibike.org/africa guide/ is the best place to begin and you'll find a couple of Cape routes in the touring section of sa-cycling.com.


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Hi all,
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In our production environment, we have more than 50 users that managed successfully to run the service.
The problem is with several users that get "can't find favorite" error screen (see screenshot attached), right after the log In Page.
(The full exception in our log is: 2012-01-26 13:06:04,546 WebContainer : 8 ERROR com.lombardisoftware.servlet.ExecuteServiceByNameServlet - com.lombardisoftware.core.TeamWorksException: can't find favorite)
Why did i get "can't find favorite" error, when i actually tried to run human service and NOT bpd?
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Re: Error "can't find favorite" - while trying to run Human Service via URL2012-02-02T18:20:51ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.There is a known issue that, in some use-cases the user data does not synchronize on login. I do not know if this is one. One way you can confirm if it is woudl be to have the user who saw that problem login to the portal and then try the URL. Since I know the portal login synchronizes the user, if that fixes the problem I would suspect that you have found another Use Case where the user does not synchonize so their group membership is not up to date when they attempt to run the service.
Re: Error "can't find favorite" - while trying to run Human Service via URL2013-02-26T12:10:27ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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I've tried longing into BPM portal, but it didn't fix the problem.
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Chapter Six
For a second, nobody moved.
"Who's there?" Jo called out.
The pounding increased and culminated in a THUD. Kerry gasped and stepped back. What was happening?
"Douglas," Ranajay said.
"Jesus Christ," said Auntie Jo through gritted teeth.
Kerry did the first thing that came to mind. Moving towards the door leading to the hallway, she gripped one arm of the sofa and dragged it with her. After a few tugs that were getting her nowhere, Jo had stomped over to help. The sofa thudded into place, blocking the door.
"Ran, you do the other one," she ordered. "Kerry, shut that window and close the curtains. I'm calling the police."
"They won't get here in time," Ranajay muttered.
"All right," Jo growled even as Kerry looked at the two of them worriedly, "then we'll just have to make a scene, loads of noise, and that should scare him off."
"It won't."
"Well then, what's your big idea?" Nobody answered. "Kerry! Window!"
Startled, Kerry jumped over to the window. Outside, she could see a shadowy figure. Walking close to its legs was something else. After a few seconds she recognised it as the neighbours' cat, Jammy. Kerry watched as the man outside ripped off both his gloves, picked up the cat and flung it behind him. It landed on the grass, stiff as a board.
Immediately she drew back and yanked the curtains closed.
"I can see him out there," Kerry said. "He's taken his gloves off and I think he killed next door's cat."
"Maniac," Jo rumbled. "OK. Gimmee the phone. Ranajay, that door's blocked now, right?"
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"Kerry, is that all shut?"
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Then Douglas was in the house. There was something frightening in his eyes, in the way that he looked at Kerry. The eyes weren't full of fury or revenge, or even filled with the thrill of the moment. Douglas just stared at Kerry, like it was his destiny to kill her.
Auntie Jo clasped her arms tightly around her. Their steps led them slowly backwards into the door with the sofa in front of it. Even as horrified as she was, Kerry was thinking about whether it would be possible to shift the sofa before Douglas got to them. What chance did they really have?
Jo had made up her mind already. She lunged for the closest weapon to hand - the lamp. It wouldn't come loose from its socket no matter how hard she yanked.
Douglas came closer. Jo barked furiously, making Kerry jump.
"Stay back!" Jo warned. "I'll bloody kill you!"
It didn't make any difference. Douglas glanced behind them at Ranajay.
"Why should I leave," he said without emotion, "when the three of you are conspiring behind my back? What are you doing here? Training the girl?"
Ranajay stood perfectly still.
"Get away from us!" Auntie Jo screeched, and barked again.
Then Ranajay lunged. The intruder anticipated the movement and kicked out. Ranajay jumped back in time, but then Douglas's fist followed, thumping into Ranajay's ribs. Ranajay stumbled back, but he wasn't badly hurt. He stepped back into Douglas and jabbed an elbow into his ribs. It had little effect. The intruder reacted by grabbing Ranajay's arm and wrenching, then tossing him away. He hit the floor with a thud. Then Ranajay stuck out a leg and swept it across, knocking Douglas over too.
Kerry watched, engrossed in the fight but also afraid. If Douglas was a wraith, he could drain the life out of Ranajay with a touch. The fight would be over and then what would they do?
Ranajay scrambled back to his feet. This time he moved away from Douglas, joining Kerry and her aunt in the corner.
"What are you doing?" Jo hissed.
Kerry wanted to say it too. They couldn't retreat into a corner or they'd be trapped. And Douglas was on his feet. He was coming towards them. His eyes were staring right into Kerry's.
His hands came out.
Kerry felt a spark ignite somewhere inside her and gasped. Her surroundings spun and loomed up ahead of her, round and round, getting higher and higher. She heard Jo shrieking, but it was distant and there was nothing she could do. Kerry closed her eyes tight. She was dying. It was all over.
After what seemed like five years, her eyes opened again. It was like her frame of vision was wonky. Her left eye was taken up looking at something tall and wooden. She glanced to the right. The carpet stretched on forever, except for a spot somewhere far away where she could see a great monolith of leather - the beginnings of a shoe, she realised in astonishment. Had she shrunk?
Douglas must have been up in the clouds somewhere - somewhere she was no longer capable of even seeing.
Panicked, she tried to take deep breaths, but this was difficult too. This didn't make any sense. It couldn't be explained. Everything about Kerry's small world that had seemed rational and nice and safe had been whisked away. What in God's name had happened to her?
She heard a noise. It was the giant above her saying something, indistinctly but very loud.
A wall of air was approaching. Kerry clenched her muscles. A great force blasted into her. Then it retracted, coming back the way it had come. Amazingly, Kerry hadn't been hurt. She struggled to move in case it came back, but nothing happened.
Another wall of air approached, but this time something closed around Kerry and lifted her up miles and miles into the air.
She screamed. It was a tiny scream.
Then the hand of Douglas, the force from above, let her go.
Kerry came down too fast, hit the ground again. Now it was like she was travelling on wheels, and now rotating faster and faster, round and round. Kerry hung on tight until the spinning slowed down. She met the carpet again and hugged it gratefully.
There was no pain but the experience had been jarring. Her heart was beating - in fact her whole body was. All that felt real to her after a few minutes was the pulsing around her. It was becoming natural... safe. She liked being safe.
Kerry looked anxiously around. She couldn't see the others. But she could see... Something. Something silver and glittering. There was a bright light over there somewhere. Probably the lamp that had been knocked over.
But where was Douglas now?
Thudding footsteps across the carpet told her that the wraith was leaving the room. He was going, just like that. She could have cried with relief, but no tears were coming.
A thought occurred to her. Kerry tried to look down at her own form, but her field of vision didn't allow it. All she saw was more carpet, leading her to think that she was lying flat on the floor and hadn't realised it.
How was she going to get up then?
Kerry tried to lean on an elbow, but she couldn't do that either. In fact, it felt like the elbow was missing entirely. My body's gone, she thought. She tried to say it aloud. "My body's gone!"
From somewhere beside her, a tiny voice said, "Kerry? Where are you?" It was a piteous wail, like a stuck cat. It was Auntie Jo, but Kerry couldn't see her. She couldn't see anything but a glint of silver.
"I'm over here," she replied, trying to enunciate as clearly and loudly as she could.
"Hold on," said an even smaller voice which could only have been Ranajay's. "We're coming back."
The wooden thing beside her was twirling and warping in shape, and getting smaller. And she was getting bigger. She recognised the shape of it it was the one of the feet supporting the sofa. The rest of the sofa blossomed into view. Further-away areas of the room came into focus - she saw her surroundings in detail again, the shoe, the fallen lamp, the missing bit of window. In a few more seconds, everything was back to normal.
"Oh Jesus," she heard Jo gasp, "oh God, oh God, oh God!" Auntie Jo collapsed, splayed out on the sofa like a terrified starfish.
Ranajay approached Kerry. "Are you all right?"
It took a few seconds to summon the power of speech. "I think so," she mumbled. "Bit shaky."
"I should have warned you," he apologised. "But it was sort of an emergency."
Kerry nodded, forcing herself to be calm about the whole thing. She ran through what had just happened again in her mind. "Coin magic?" she guessed.
"NO!" Jo cried out. "No, no, nooooo. Oh God, help me, I'm going mad. I'm hallucinating. The room's spinning, somebody help me!"
Kerry ran to Jo and put one knee on the sofa as she leaned to hug her aunt. "It's OK, Auntie Jo," she said in what she hoped was a soothing voice. "You're going to be fine."
"What-" Jo gulped, "-what just happened?"
"Er... well Douglas came into the house, but Ranajay used magic to save us."
Jo shook her head violently and sat up. "No, no, no, no, no. It can't have happened, it's not possible, I know it's not possible."
"It did happen," Ranajay told her. "Try to accept it."
"I'm hallucinating," Jo repeated. "I, I must be on something, you've slipped me drugs, that's what it is. It's all in my head and in a few hours I'm going to be fine, but for now I just need everyone to go, I want to sit still, I want it to stop!"
"Auntie Jo..."
"I'm thirty-eight!" she yelled. "It's not magic! It didn't happen!"
"Jo, calm down, please," Ranajay said in a raised voice. "Listen, it's clear that you're upset, but you have to understand that you are in danger and you can't stay here. I need to get you two to a place of safety, where you can learn how to defend yourselves."
"I'm not going anywhere!"
"Jo... the window's off. Look at it."
Slowly, Jo turned her head and gazed at the broken window. A cold wind was playing with the curtain, sweeping it into the room.
"It's... it's you and your friend,' she insisted weakly. "Attacking me... slipped me drugs..."
Kerry looked at her aunt worriedly. She wanted to reassure her, to tell her everything would turn out fine, but she didn't know that for herself. Kerry didn't even know her aunt that well and had no idea what would calm her down.
Ranajay had an idea. "Do you want some coffee?"
For a moment, Jo said nothing. She examined her hands, noticing she had a hangnail and tore it off. She scowled as it started to bleed. "I've got some pear cider in the fridge," she said.
Ranajay went away to get it. Kerry sat with her aunt and watched her bite her nails until Ranajay came back with the cider and a glass. Jo ignored the glass and gulped half the bottle down in one go.
"I'm not going anywhere," Jo said. "I have a job, I have a home. Oh Gawd, I'll need to get that window replaced. This is all your fault, Ran."
Kerry bristled. "He's trying to help."
"Yeah, feeding us some story about magic and, what was it? Wraiths and Silencers and magicians... and then he slips me something that makes my mind go all weird. In my own house."
"I went through all that too. He was just trying to help us, not attack us. That was the other guy."
Jo sniffed. "Where does he think he's going to take us anyway?"
This made Kerry think. Where could they go that was out of Douglas's way? Ranajay's place? No, Ranajay had to be travelling with the circus, so they couldn't be going with him. Kerry briefly imagined the three of them squashed into a trailer in a convoy heading for Birmingham.
Ranajay himself looked unsure. "Well, I have a friend who may be able to help," he said slowly. "He lives somewhere secluded and out of the way, so you'd be safe there. He's also one of the cleverest people I know. Yes, that'd be best. In fact," he said, circling on the carpet, "if he and his wife could teach you both coin magic, I could carry on with the circus as normal, drop in every now and again to see how you were doing..."
Being taught coin magic? Kerry had heard of people pinching themselves in disbelief, but it always sounded silly to her. If there was ever a time for a quick pinch, however, it was now. She tried it; it hurt. She wasn't dreaming.
"Wait, hang on, sorry," Jo said after another slug of cider.
"Who is this bloke again?"
"Professor Payton R. Hunter," he replied. "He used to be a doctor before he discovered magic and started studying wraiths. He's a bit of an expert. You'll be safe with him."
"Look, mate, I've been telling and telling you, Kerry and I are not going anywhere. I've got a job to do, and Kerry... well, my sister's told me to look after her and that means giving her some stability. Now, put that up against what you're suggesting which seems to be, coming into my home, taking us both unawares and then shipping us off to stay with some stranger. What would you do if you were me? And this whole magic thing... I have no idea where you're going with that, but I really don't think it's what's best for Kerry. That's all I want, is to keep her out of harm's way. I want the best for her, and you're not it."
Kerry dithered by the sofa. The encounter with Douglas just now had scared her, but part of it had also been thrilling. She'd experienced magic, real magic. She'd just been introduced to this world; she couldn't let it go that easily.
"Auntie Jo," Kerry suggested carefully, "I think all Ranajay's trying to do is, well, make sure we're out of the way just for a few days while he sorts Douglas out. We can't stay here anyway if the window's off, can we? What if we want to go out and somebody breaks in?"
"So what? I'll get emergency window repair called out."
"But that'll be expensive, won't it? And Douglas might come back and break through again."
"That's a point," Ranajay nodded. "Putting the magic thing aside, Jo, can't you agree to stay with my friend for Kerry's sake?"
Auntie Jo glared at him. "You devious little... all right," she said, putting the bottle down. "Based on the fact that a guy breaks in and tries to whop us and you manage to somehow stop him, I'm going to put you down as a decent, if very weird, bloke. But what about this, er...?"
"Yeah... how do I know we can trust him?"
"He's one of my oldest and most trusted friends," Ranajay explained calmly. "He has a lovely wife, Claudia, and he's seventy-three years old."
Kerry piped up, "Are we going now or in the morning?"
Ranajay looked at her. "What would you prefer?"
Kerry's suitcase was still largely unpacked, so her clothes and possessions were good to go, and she wasn't in the least tired. She was prepared to leave immediately. Her aunt, on the other hand, looked deeply shocked and hadn't yet moved from her spot on the sofa. Kerry turned back to Ranajay. "Are we all right to stay here for the rest of the night?"
He sighed. "Why not? I can keep watch if you like."
With that, Kerry nodded gratefully and went to fetch Jo's duvet from upstairs after unblocking the way out of the room first. Maybe it was best if they all stayed downstairs. It meant that Jo wouldn't have to move and they'd be near a phone.
The duvet cover was pink and clashed horribly with the celery-green walls of Jo's bedroom. Kerry grabbed the thing and went back downstairs. There, she found Ranajay sitting beside Jo, one hand on her shoulder.
"Are you sure you're all right?" he was saying.
"Fan-bloody-tastic," Jo said with something that could have been a snort or a laugh. "I feel a bit strange."
"I am sorry about all this."
"Yeah, well, so am I. Got any cigarettes?"
"I told you, I don't smoke."
"Huh? Oh yeah, that's right. Well, it can keep 'til the morning, I suppose. Let's have the telly on, then; I need something to distract me."
Ranajay went to switch on the TV as Kerry draped her aunt in the duvet.
"I'm not happy about this," Jo told her. "I feel like I'm going mad. It makes literally no sense to me. Does it make sense to you?"
"Er, it is a little unexpected," Kerry offered. "Maybe we should get some sleep."
"As if I'm going to get any sleep now," her aunt sighed.


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This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/542,366, filed Oct. 12, 1995, abandoned.
The present invention relates to electrically configurable integrated circuits and, more particularly, to multiplexers in such devices. A major objective of the present invention is to provide a high performance 4×1 electrically configurable device multiplexer with reduced requirements for integrated circuit area and routing complexity.
Much of modern progress is associated with the increasing functionality and speed of integrated circuits. When produced in large quantities, integrated circuits are sufficiently inexpensive that computers, instruments, and consumer products incorporating them are within the reach of everyone. However, very high start-up costs, including research, manufacturing facilities, design, processing, and testing, can be prohibitive for small volume applications. Low volume runs are important, not only for certain specialized applications, but as intermediate steps in the development of integrated circuits eventually destined for large volume production.
Electrically configurable devices (ECDs) can facilitate low cost product development because they allow in-circuit configuration and reconfiguration. If a circuit design defect is detected, an ECD can be reconfigured by software to correct the defect. Once a circuit design is accepted, an updated configuration programmable read only memory (PROM), programmed with the proper configuration data, can be installed for convenient ECD configuration.
ECDs typically store configuration data in static random access memory (SRAM) cells. The values stored in these memory cells can be used, for example, to select among the inputs of a multiplexer for a source for the multiplexer output. In a rudimentary ECD multiplexer, true and false outputs of an SRAM cell control respective pass gates along respective signal input lines. The output of the respective pass gates are coupled to define the multiplexer output. The value stored in the SRAM cell determines which of the two inputs is coupled to the output.
One problem with such a multiplexer is that the output voltage of a pass gate cannot exceed the pass gate control voltage less a transistor voltage drop. If the control voltage and the maximum input voltage are the same, the maximum output signal of the pass gates is less than the maximum input voltage. The reduced maximum output voltage can cause problems with downstream devices, e.g., a low-threshold PMOS transistor driven by the pass gate can fail to turn off during a low-to-high transition in the pass gate output. While there are a number of ways this problem can be addressed, they all involve undesirable tradeoffs.
If a PMOS (active low) pass gate is used instead of the more conventional NMOS (active high) pass gate, the output maximum voltage can equal the input maximum voltage, but the output minimum voltage is higher than the input minimum voltage. With either type of pass gate, the voltage range of the pass gate output fails to match that of the pass gate input. Thus, whether the pass gate is PMOS or NMOS, the reduced voltage is problematic.
The loss of voltage range can be avoided by using transmission gates instead of pass gates. A transmission gate comprises parallel PMOS and NMOS pass gates. A control signal is applied directly to one of these transistors, while an inverter generates a complementary control signal that is applied to the other transistor. Thus, the transistors are switched ON and OFF concurrently. The PMOS transistor allows the voltage maximum to be preserved in the transmission gate output, while the NMOS transistor allows the voltage minimum to be preserved in the transmission gate output. Thus, the voltage range and device performance are maintained.
A disadvantage of the transmission gate is that it requires four transistors, two for the complementary pass gates and two for the inverter, instead of the single transistor required for a simple pass gate. In many cases, the additional complexity and consumption of scarce integrated circuit area involved in using the extra transistors is not acceptable. In addition, the transmission gate imposes a greater load on the driver due to the added PMOS gate.
In "pumped memory cell" approach to maintaining the voltage range of a pass gate output, the "ON" gate voltage can be set higher than the maximum signal voltage by at least the transistor voltage drop. In this case, the maximum output voltage equals the maximum input voltage for the multiplexer. The higher gate voltage can be provided by "pumping" the controlling memory cell by using a higher voltage as its power supply. For example, the input signal can vary between ground and VDD, and the memory cell source can be set at VGG+VT, where VT is the n-channel pass-gate threshold. This pumped-memory-cell approach requires an additional power supply and moderately increased routing complexity, but provides the desired voltage range for the pass-gate output.
A more complex ECD multiplexer allows selection among four inputs based on the values in two memory cells. Pass gates along each of four signal inputs are controlled by logical combinations of memory cell outputs. Conceptually, four possible true and false pairs of outputs from the two memory cells are logically ANDed so that exactly one input line is selected as the output. Because of transistor-level considerations, the AND functions are typically implemented using NOR gates, taking advantage of the Boolean equivalence of a NOR of complements with the AND function. The outputs of the NOR gates control the pass gates of the signal lines. Similarly, a three-input multiplexer can be provided by omitting one signal line, one pass gate, and one NOR gate.
A typical NOR gate comprises four transistors. The two inputs to the NOR gate drive first and second PMOS (active low) transistors that are arranged in series between power and the NOR-gate output. The two NOR-gate inputs also drive third and fourth NMOS (active high) transistors that are arranged in parallel between ground and the NOR-gate output.
For this four-transistor NOR gate, the output voltage cannot exceed its supply voltage. Thus, to take advantage of pumped memory cells, the NOR gates must also have high-voltage supplies. Thus, the same high voltage supply (VGG) must be routed to the four NOR gates as well as to the two memory cells of a 4×1 multiplexer. The additional high-power routing makes the routing design process more complex and consumes valuable integrated circuit area. What is needed is a fast four-input ECD multiplexer with more modest high-voltage supply routing requirements.
The present invention utilizes a logic gate for which the output is coupled to one of the inputs through a transmission gate so that the logic high output voltage matches the voltage at that input. Thus, if the transmission gate is ON and that input is pumped, the logic gate output is also "pumped". The logic gate also includes a bypass transistor that couples the logic-gate output to ground when the transmission gate is OFF.
Accordingly, a four-input multiplexer comprises two memory cells, four logic gates, four signal inputs, four signal pass gates associated with the four signal inputs, and a multiplexer output commonly coupled to the four pass-gate outputs. Likewise, a three-input multiplexer is provided by omitting one signal input, one pass gate, and one logic gate. The memory cells can be pumped to provide the elevated logic-input voltages desired for controlling the signal pass gates.
Each logic gate has three inputs and an output. The function of the logic gate can be expressed as Q=(I AND J* AND K), where I, J, and K are the inputs, J* is the complement of J, and Q is the output of the logic gate. In the context of the multiplexer, inputs I and J are coupled to complementary inputs of the same memory cell. The K input is coupled to an output of the other memory cell. In the context of the four-input multiplexer, the inputs I and J are complementary so that the logic function reduces to the desired AND function, i.e., Q=I AND K.
Each logic gate includes three transistors. A first transistor is an NMOS transistor, the gate of which serves as the I input of the logic gate. A second transistor is a PMOS transistor, the gate of which serves as the J input of the logic gate. The first and second transistors are arranged as parallel pass gates: their sources are coupled, defining the K input of the logic gate; and their drains are coupled, defining the logic-gate output Q.
The control inputs of the parallel pair of complementary pass gates are driven in complementary fashion so that the pair of complementary pass-gates functions as a transmission gate. When ON, this transmission gate passes the full voltage range of the memory cell output coupled to the K input to the control input of the respective signal pass gate. As an alternative, a transmission gate with a local inverter can be used so that the J input is not required. In this case, the local inverter provides the control inputs to the second and third transistors.
The third transistor couples the logic gate output to ground when ON. This third transistor is arranged so that it is ON when the transmission gate is OFF and OFF when the transmission gate is ON. Without this third transistor, the logic gate output would be indeterminate when the transmission gate is OFF. With this third transistor, the logic gate output is logic low 0 when the transmission gate is OFF. Preferably, the third transistor is an NMOS transistor with its gate controlled by the J input. Alternatively, the third transistor can be a PMOS transistor with its gate controlled by the I input.
As indicated above, the logic function of each logic gate takes the form Q=I AND K. Each of the four logic gates has its I and K inputs tied to a respective combination of first and second memory cell outputs. Thus, the multiplexer selectively couples exactly one signal input line to the multiplexer output as a function of the combination of values stored in the two memory cells.
A major advantage of the present invention is that power does not need to be routed to the logic gates: neither VGG nor VDD is required by the logic gates. As with prior art NOR gates, outputs from two memory cells must be routed to each logic gate. The present invention requires an additional complementary memory cell output to be routed to each memory cell, but this is a minor consideration since that output is necessarily routed to neighboring logic gates and so is locally available. Thus, the present invention provides an advantage in routing complexity over the prior-art NOR-gate multiplexer design. This advantage applies not only when the memory cells are pumped, but also when they are driven by a standard voltage supply (VDD). In either the pumped or standard case, the maximum logic-gate output equals that of the voltage supply to the memory cells.
An additional benefit of the present invention is that each logic gate can be implemented using only three transistors instead of the four required for a conventional NOR gate. In sum, four transistors are saved per 4×1 multiplexer; three transistors are saved per 3×1 multiplexer. The reduction in transistor count and in routing complexity both contribute to a saving of precious integrated circuit area and a reduction in design complexity. These and other features and advantages of the present invention are apparent from the description below with reference to the following drawing.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an ECD multiplexer in accordance with the present invention.
In accordance with the present invention, a 4×1 ECD multiplexer A1 has four signal inputs SA, SB, SC, and SD, and a signal output SZ. Associated with each signal input is a respective pass gate, PGA, PGB, PGC, and PGD, the outputs of which are all coupled to signal output SZ. Each pass gate is controlled by the output Q00, Q01, Q10, Q11, of a respective logic gate G00, G01, G10, G11, of a logic gate bank LGB so that only one signal pass gate is enabled at any given time. The outputs of the logic gates are determined by the values stored in memory cells M1 and M2. (The numeric suffixes of the gate referents indicate the memory cell values required to yield a positive output; thus the output of logic gate G01 is high when memory cell M1 stores a logic low 0 and memory cell M2 stores a logic high 1.)
Each logic gate has three inputs and an output. Logic gate G00 has inputs I00, J00, and K00, and output Q00. Logic gate G01 has inputs I01, J01, and K01, and output Q01. Logic gate G10 has inputs I10, J10, and K10, and output Q10. Logic gate G11 has inputs I11, J11, and K11, and output Q11. Each logic gate implements the logic function Q=I AND J* AND K. Since the I and J inputs are coupled to complementary outputs of the same memory cell, "I" equals "J*"; thus, the logic function reduces to the logical conjunction Q=I AND K of the first and third inputs to the logic gate.
For logic gate G00, input I00 is coupled to the false output Q1F of memory cell M1, input J00 is coupled to the true input Q1T of the same memory cell M1, and input K00 is coupled to the false output Q2F of the other memory cell M2. Thus, signal pass gate PGA is enabled when the values stored in M1 and M2 are both logic low 0.
For logic gate G01, input I01 is coupled to the true output Q2T of memory cell M2, input J01 is coupled to the false output Q2F of the same memory cell M2, and input K01 is coupled to the false output Q1F of the other memory cell M1. Thus, signal pass gate PGB is enabled when the values stored in M1 and M2 are respectively logic low 0 and logic high 1.
For logic gate G10, input I10 is coupled to the true output Q1T of memory cell M1, input J10 is coupled to the false output Q1F of the same memory cell M1, and input K10 is coupled to the false output Q2F of the other memory cell M2. Thus, signal pass gate PGC is enabled when the values stored in M1 and M2 are respectively logic high 1 and logic low 0.
For logic gate G11, input I11 is coupled to the true output Q2T of memory cell M2, input J11 is coupled to the false output Q2F of the same memory cell M2, and input YA1 is coupled to the true output Q1T of the other memory cell M1. Thus, signal pass gate PGD is enabled when the values stored in M1 and M2 are both logic high 1. Thus, the selective coupling of multiplexer output SZ to signal inputs SA, SB, SC, and SD is determined by the values stored in memory cells M1 and M2.
Each logic gate includes a respective transmission gate T00, T01, T02, T03. The incorporation of these transmission gates permits the signal-line pass gates to be controlled at the voltage levels output by the memory cells. In the present case, the memory cells are tied to power supply VGG, whereas signal input lines vary between ground at 0 volts (V) and VDD.
VGG should be at least a body-affected n-channel threshold higher than VDD. In the illustrated embodiment, VDD is 5 V and the threshold is about 1.2 V. Thus, VGG should be at least 6.2 V. Preferably, VGG is chosen to be about 6.4 V to provide at least 10% tolerance for manufacturing variations. With this arrangement, output signal SZ varies over the full 0-5 V range of the input-signals SA, SB, SC, and SD. If the VGG is less than one threshold above VDD, the present invention still provides an improvement over the prior art, but the improvement is not maximized.
The circuit structures of logic gates G00, G01, G10, and G11, are identical, so their common structure can be explained in full with detailed reference to logic gate G11. Logic gate G11 comprises three transistors: an NMOS transistor T1, a PMOS transistor T2, and an NMOS transistor T3. Transistors T1 and T2 are arranged in parallel to define transmission gate T11. The sources of transistors T1 and T2 define input K11 and their drains define output Q11. The gate of transistor T1 defines input I11, while the gate of transistor T2 defines input J11. Third transistor T3 has its source tied to ground and its drain coupled to output Q11. The gate of transistor T3 is coupled to input J11 so that output Q11 is pulled to ground when input J11 goes high. This pull down occurs when and only when transmission gate T11 is OFF.
When memory cell M2 stores a logic high 1, input I11 is high and input J11 is low. Thus, NMOS transistor T1 and PMOS transistor T2 turn ON, enabling transmission gate T11. Since the input of transmission gate T11 is the true output Q1T of memory cell M1, the voltage associated with the value stored in memory cell M1 is applied directly to signal pass gate PGD. If memory cell M1 stores a logic high 1, the voltage at the control input of signal pass gate PGD is equal to VGG since there is no voltage drop across PMOS transistor T2. If memory cell M1 stores a logic low 0, the control-gate voltage for signal pass gate PGD is equal to 0 V since there is no voltage rise across NMOS transistor T1.
When memory cell M2 stores a logic low 0, transmission gate T11 is OFF and transistor T3 is ON. In this case, the control input of signal pass gate PGD is coupled to ground through transistor T3. Thus, the control input of pass gate PGD is at VGG level when both memory cells store logic high 1s, and at ground level otherwise.
Likewise for logic gates G00, G01, and G10, when the I and K inputs are high, the full voltage of the memory cell output is applied to the respective signal pass gate, PGA, PGB, and PGC. Thus, when a signal pass gate is enabled, the signal pass-gate control voltage is at VGG level. Yet, VGG is not routed to the logic gates. Accordingly, a high-speed 4×1 multiplexer with simplified power routing and reduced transistor count (one less for each logic gate compared to a conventional NOR-gate implementation) is provided. While a 4×1 multiplexer is illustrated, a useful 3×1 multiplexer is provided by omitting one signal input and the respective pass gate and logic gate.
In the illustrated embodiment, VGG is 6.4 V and the signal lines vary between ground at 0 V and VDD at 5 V. In other embodiments, different voltages are used. Preferably, VGG exceeds the maximum signal voltage. Ideally, VGG exceeds the maximum signal voltage by at least one transistor voltage drop VT. Although less preferable, the third transistor can be a PMOS device with its gate coupled to the second logic device input. Note that, as the terms are used herein, sources and drains are interchangeable.
While, in the preferred embodiment, the multiplexer is incorporated in an ECD device, in other embodiments the inputs to the logic gates can be changed during normal (non-configuration) device operation. Where the control inputs are not provided in complementary form, an inverter can be used to provide complementary inputs. Other embodiments employ the inventive logic gate in contexts other than multiplexers. These and other modifications to and variations upon the preferred embodiments are provided for by the present invention, the scope of which is limited only by the following claims.
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Thinking about expanding your DIY acquisition of a new arsenal of tools? Are you one of those who prefer to do their job on your own? In that case, you should choose the electric planer from the tried and tested Asst company, which boasts among its products a large number of satisfied users. Despite the low cost price, it has plenty to offer. Get practical help for your work projects.
With this model the processing of raw wood, chamfer sharp edges downright pleasure. Plane allows a depth of 2 mm. Potřebný a stálý výkon zaručuje silný elektromotor s příkonem 650 W. Manufacturer of course also thought to user comfort during use. Planer is equipped with a truly comfortable and ergonomic handle with easily accessible controls. With a total weight of only three pounds, the work is really easy, even after long use.
Additional information:
Voltage / frequency:
230 V / 50 Hz
Maximum planing width:
82 mm
Maximum planing depth:
2 mm
No-load speed:
16,000 rpm./ min
3 kg
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