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The interlocutors were Michael Lane (MFL), Paul Halstead (PH), Mel Giles (MCG), and John Barrett (JCB).
The processualist/post-processualist controversy
PH: Yes, we knew each other. I can also say that several of the people who shared
my cynicism of what the 'coggies' were doing could not see that. Some people
thought it was very odd that one should fraternise with the enemy. Can I just say
something about my perspective on the 'coggies', historically?
MFL: For the rest of the world, we're talking about the people who became
known as 'post-processualists'.
PH: They did eventually, but I will explain that too, in a moment. The first
public outing, as I explained, was when they went to the Sheffield TAG. They were
being mainly baited on that occasion by Paul Mellars and Colin Renfrew and basically
they were being 'got at' on the grounds that 'okay,
how are you going to do any of this stuff?' When it first started out, they were
constantly being challenged as to whether anything they wanted to do was
archaeologically operational or not: 'how can you possibly do this?'. To my
mind, I think that had very unfortunate consequences in a way, because firstly,
their response to that was to start exploring other philosophies of science. You
basically end up with the problem that people who wanted to ask different
questions of the archaeological record were also operating on different sets of
rules of inference, which basically makes it very hard to communicate. I think that
was actually very unfortunate because it means that, whereas theoretical archaeology
as David Clarke bequeathed it was a very broad church in which people who did
archaeology and social archaeology, basically any sort of archaeology you want
to do, was all part of his vision of a 'new' archaeology which was wide-ranging,
but had some common sets of assumptions about how you proceed at a practical
level, it became very split. Cognitive archaeology was developing in isolation from
whatever else was going on in the Cambridge department, which I think was actually
very bad, in the sense that there was very little dialogue going on. That was probably
bad for both sides: those who didn't believe were being challenged less than
they might have been, and the 'coggies' freed themselves from challenge by just
setting up different rules. Basically, you were allowed to investigate the
archaeological past on a completely different basis from the rest of us. I think
that's unfortunate because if you look at what subsequently happens with,
certainly say with Mike Parker Pearson it's very clear and later with Ian
Hodder, they actually drift back into trying to address the issue of archaeological
inference. I think a lot of time was wasted. One could have had a more
fruitful debate.
MCG: Do you think that was because the department itself didn't have the
mechanisms through which to engage with this directly? Although it was good
for you personally that a lot of discussion and debate happened in the pub, it
lacked in-depth seminars and organised debates in the classroom?
PH: The real problem was that there was no real alternative focus to what Ian's
students were trying to do. There were a lot of people involved in the 'debate',
but there was really no big alternative focus.
I think that was unfortunate. If you look at
archaeological theory today, there has plainly been some fusion. A lot of
post-processualists have backed off from many extreme statements.
A lot of people who would be classified as processualists
are plainly not working the same way as they were in 1980, so the field
moves on. I think there was a strategic decision made by Ian, partly for
practical reasons, developing their ideas, and partly for cynical reasons of
promoting that group, that they withdrew themselves from certain circles.
MFL: Perhaps that's always a necessary step in developing a new paradigm?
MCG: When Mike talks about the internal politics of the group and the way
in which they were very competitive within that group itself, do you think
that was maybe their problem, that they had enough competition to deal with
inside the group?
* * *
PH: I'll try and explain how, as I understood it, post-processualism happened,
because before Ian and fellow travellers invented the term 'post-processualism',
I don't think many of us, like myself, thought we were processualists. Obviously,
there was a literature in the States from which that's derived, but I never heard
anybody in Cambridge talk about themselves as practising 'processual archaeology'
before post-processual archaeology happened. The first time I ever heard the
term processual archaeology being bandied around really was when Mike Parker
Pearson came from Southampton where, I think because of Renfrew, they were
much more oriented towards American archaeology than we were in Cambridge.
Mike was very strong on the historical background of processual archaeology
in a way which I think we weren't. I think the term 'post-processual archaeology'
was actually very significant because, when Renfrew got the chair in Cambridge,
his inaugural lecture, if you read it, is an exercise in laying on hands
or like incorporating the young Turks, like Hodder. If you look closely, what
Renfrew does, amongst other things, is say that Ian Hodder's cognitive archaeology
is basically pursuing the ideas that he pursued in his 1972 book Emergence
[The Emergence of Civilisation] on the symbolic subsystem. To me it seemed
this was an act of incorporation.
MFL: Co-optation?
PH: Co-optation. A similar thing goes on with Mike Rowlands in there if I
remember -- it's ages since I read it -- but you can see this act of trying
to portray the big players in theoretical archaeology at the time as being
logical off-shoots of himself. Ian's response to that was twofold: one is
that you immediately try to deny the significance of processual archaeology
by renaming cognitive archaeology 'post-processual archaeology', so that the
'post-' is very important. Basically, instead of having New Archaeology, of
which cognitive archaeology is a logical branch, you have processual archaeology
which is passé, like 'Old' Archaeology, and you have post-processual archaeology.
A very clever ruse. And to drive the nail into the coffin even more painfully,
you develop this notion of revisionist archaeology in which you draw attention
to the ways in which post-processualists are going back to the works of
people like Stuart Piggott and Glyn Daniels, and so what Hodder did was start
inviting people like Piggott and Daniels to come and give seminars in Cambridge
to the chosen acolytes, which an absolute masterstroke, because Renfrew then
doesn't have a clue because...
MCG: They are the old guard.
PH: They're also his patrons.
* * *
Renfrew's skill was to be the bête noire of the New Archaeology but to maintain
social ties to these patrons in the old generation, which is of course very different
from the Binford strategy of posing as a revolutionary and debunking Jimmy
Griffin and those who went before. Renfrew's got this funny relationship with
those who went before -- they're patrons as well as those he's replacing.
When Hodder invites the pre-processualists to come and give talks on their
version of archaeological history, it poses him a fantastic problem, because
basically what do you do? Do you invite them to dinner at high table which
is the obvious networking thing to do, or do you ignore the fact that they're
being lined up with the enemy? It's a masterstroke really.
* * *
MCG: Before I came to university, Renfrew was someone who was speaking out
on national television against student loans and against the idea that funding
should be cut for students because he argued that the most vulnerable would
be hit. It's not always so easy to reconcile or to divide off his political
affiliations from what they actually do in practice.
PH: Although Colin Renfrew has close personal ties with several members of
Thatcher's cabinet -- they were close friends, he obviously politically
agrees with much of what they do -- I think as someone who would stand up
and be counted, I think he might be a better bet than Ian Hodder to be honest.
* * *
PH: If you conduct debate at the level of labels then you can engage in a lot
of trite posturing.
MCG: Which is derived from an authority which is ultimately outside that realm,
outside that engagement and that can be part of a defence mechanism of rejecting.
MFL: I've always wanted to give Ian Hodder some credit through much of this debate,
not because I agree with him theoretically necessarily, but because he never
seems to have stooped to the level that Lewis Binford did in ad hominem attacks.
How do you feel about this? Is it because, as you've said, Ian
Hodder is apolitical and just doesn't care what Lewis Binford has to say, or
is it because Lewis Binford takes things too personally?
PH: I think Lewis Binford certainly takes things too personally, and I think
in that sense Ian is much better able to cope with criticism.
* * *
MFL: An infamous episode that many people don't know in this detail....
PH: Ian set up a seminar in which I think, if I remember rightly, three of his
postgraduate students -- it might have been four -- did a critique of Lewis Binford's
work, with Lewis Binford in the audience. Mike Parker Pearson was certainly
there. Danny Miller was one....
MFL: Henrietta [Moore]?
PH: I think Henrietta was one, but I think there was a fourth. I can't
remember. For a variety of reasons as to what happened afterwards, I remember
Mike and Danny Miller very clearly.
MFL: Did Lewis Binford know that his work was to be criticised?
PH: I guess he must have known that there was a debate going to go on.
* * *
I don't know exactly what Binford knew. He knew there was a seminar, he
must have known it was a seminar to discuss his work, and basically they stood up,
and they critiqued his work, in a pretty no-holds-barred fashion. Mike did it with
some sense of humour and embarrassment, I think. The others were pretty direct.
It was fairly embarrassing because basically Binford fairly early on got
very very agitated and was standing up saying 'This is horseshit!' and wanting
to leave and Robin Torrence was badgering him to stay. To my mind, the whole
thing was stupid in two ways: one was that I think the attacks were cheap in
the sense that what they did was critique work he'd been doing in the mid-'60s
or late '60s -- and I think this was a common ploy of post-processual
archaeology, of the cognitive archaeology group, and doubtless of every other
faction that wants to change paradigms -- but they never pick the most difficult
opposition to deal with. They were
basically picking his early work on funerary archaeology, and they were going
back to the mid- to late '60s. So I thought that was pretty stupid and his
response to my mind was equally stupid because instead of just standing up
and saying 'Look guys ...'
MCG: ... it's changed.
PH: ... this is 20 years ago ...
MFL: And admitting that his own thought had developed.
PH: Which patently it had, because the whole focus on middle-range theory.
My perspective on New Archaeology is that you basically have two phases of it:
during the 1960s. Binford and others stand up and they basically said you can
walk on water, given science, and by the mid- to late '70s they're actually
turning round and saying that this is very problematic. The notion that
you can infer anything you like as long as you've got good archaeological
theory has gone out the window. If you look at Nunamiut Ethnoarchaeology
or Binford's Bones or his stuff on middle-range theory, he's confronted
the fact that it's very hard to get to dynamic features of the past
from archaeological statics, and he's actually shifted ground
MFL: It's interesting that you say that because, of course, Shanks and Tilley
criticise middle-range theory for being obsessed with methodology, as if these processualists
still thought that the perfect method would help them obtain the past.
PH: Yes. To my mind, the big problem with a lot of the critiques of Binford,
both Shanks and Tilley and Hodder, is that they conflate his writings from
1965 through into the 1980s, as if it's all one thing, and you don't have to
be a genius to see that the man shifted his ground greatly. Now, he didn't
help his case because, basically, instead of just turning round and saying,
'Look children, I've changed. Attack that if you want, but I've moved on' he,
I think foolishly, wanted to stand up and say that everything he's ever
said is right, which is a preposterous thing for anybody to claim, and he played
into their hands. Ultimately, it was a monumental non-meeting of minds, and
I think both parties played a really big part in that.
MFL: So what happened as an immediate result of this seminar?
PH: The immediate result of it was twofold. One was Binford was very upset.
Colin Renfrew asked if I would organise a party for him in the evening, so
basically, he came back to where I lived in Kings with various sympathisers,
plus Danny Miller.
* * *
Binford was actually very, very threatening to [Danny] and told him
that he knew nothing about natural selection, and he'd find out about it
when he tried to get a job ...
... which Danny Miller was, I think, quite
alarmed by, although history shows that he didn't have any reason to be
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"Remember the Lord of the Rings? Remember those crystal balls that Sauroman and Denethor look through? Those crystal balls are known in the stories as the palintir, and the thing about the palantir is that they don't say anything that's not true. However they do paint a particular portrait of events, which corrupts the viewer of their visions to the point of view of Sauron. My point is the Fox News seems to me very much like the palintir, only not so beholden to the truth."~Legolewdite
Posted Dec 15, '12 at 11:54pm
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meh, you can stop with the avalanche of non-facts; the mods here have made it clear who gets free reign, and who doesn't. It was stupid of me to even engage with A Priori 'believers' on a kids gaming site, of all places!Pretty soured toward the whole armorgames thing in general, but certainly won't be posting on forums
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Posted Dec 16, '12 at 12:00am
Oh and before you continue, most of the people replying to you are actually adults, and not kid gamers. Kthnxbye.
Posted Dec 16, '12 at 12:09am
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Average fox viewer is less informed than someone who doesn't watch the news at all"People whodidnât have any reported exposure to news sources were expected to answer 1.28questions correctly""someone who watched only Fox News would be expected to answer just 1.04 domestic questions correctly"Basically you're better off not watching any news at all rather than watch Fox.Here's a video where a guy filmed himself in a study for fox, and showed their completely faked and illegitimate study on marijuana.Here's a video showing how fox skews their data. There was a video showing a ton of these faked graphs, but i can't find it.
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Posted Dec 16, '12 at 8:13am
the daily show 1.4? hahaha.you guys know the daily show is a comedy show right?befor i heard that people thought that the guy from the daily show was the most reliable man and news source of the year ......it's awfull to see this happening from the side. dont you guys see that the daily show is comedy? xD
Posted Dec 16, '12 at 2:31pm
the daily show 1.4? hahaha.you guys know the daily show is a comedy show right?
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Latvian Academy of Sciences
The Academy of Sciences (Latvian: Zinātņu akadēmija) is the official science academy of Latvia and is an association of the country's foremost scientists. The academy was founded as the Latvian SSR Academy of Sciences (Latvian: Latvijas PSR Zinātņu akadēmija). It is located in Riga.[1] The President of the Latvian Academy of Sciences is Ojārs Spārītis.
The Academy of Sciences edifice was built after World War II, between 1953 and 1956, collecting the necessary financing from the newly established kolkhozes in Latvia and - as further expenses increased, collecting the finances as "voluntary donations" deducted from the salaries of the Latvian rural population. The building is decorated with several hammers and sickles as well as Latvian folk ornaments and motifs. Being 108 metres (354 ft) tall, it was the first skyscraper in the republic and was the tallest building until the construction of the Swedbank Headquarters in Latvia (121 metres, 397 ft), and at the time, one of the highest reinforced concrete buildings in the world.
The building, designed by Osvalds Tīlmanis, Vaidelotis Apsītis, and Kārlis Plūksne, is a cousin to similar Stalin-era skyscrapers, which were representative of what became known as Stalinist architecture (sometimes referred to as Socialist Classicism). The architecture of the skyscraper resembles many others built in the Soviet Union at the time, most notably the main building of Moscow State University. Local nicknames for this building include Stalin's birthday cake and the Kremlin.
The view of Riga cityscape is open for public viewing from the 17th-floor balcony (height of 65 metres, 213 ft).
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- All-Russia Exhibition Centre
- Eighth Sister
- Hotel Leningradskaya
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
- Red Gates Administrative Building
- Moscow State University
- Palace of the Soviets
- Seven Sisters (Moscow)
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Be an agent of change for United Way
Are you ready to be an agent of change? United Way Greater Victoria is once again counting on the support of UVic staff, faculty and students to help meet its 2013 fundraising goal of $6 million.
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Support for Indigenous mapping initiatives
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Frog Build Off Oct 2011-April 2012 - Vanda Mk. 2
Hi, here's my contribution to the Frog Build Off, I've made a start on a Vanda.
The Vanda is a 40" free flight glider, with a two-piece wing and removable tailplane, so it looks like it was very bike-transportable I got my building mojo back doing the fuselage, lots of full formers slotted into the sheet sides. It's going to have rudder and elevator control so I can chuck it off the local hill. (Frog 45 build to follow as soon as I can see if the Frog 160 will crackle into life). Jon |
Minimal progress this weekend, lots of rib cutting, and stripping 1/8, 1/4 and 3/8 strips.
Tail plane is modded to have an elevator. I tend not to bother cutting ribs to the plan profile anymore, rather, I sand ribs, spars etc to section using a permagrit block once the outline has been assembled. The structure is a bit beefier as befits a light wind sloper. Jon |
A bit more progress as I asserted my right to the dining table this arvo. Fin, rudder and centre section all assembled and radio gear sorted out
I've no idea when the Vanda 2 was published, any ideas? cheers Jon |
wing tips added, tail feathers roughly shaped. It sort oflooks like a glider now!
I'm not overly convinced by the rudder area, so that might get a tweaking. |
Yep, definitely looks like a glider! Don't know if it will help with deciding about the rudder area, but the photo below is of my 2 channel Jader 60, similar layout to the Vanda but bigger, shows the percentage of rudder I used (fin outline exactly as per plan) which gave excellent rudder control. Rudder hinge line is not swept forward, it is just the angle of the photograph which was aimed at showing the AMT arrangement.
Back after a bit of a break... work and the occasional need to go stand on a hillside has distracted progress.
Here's where I am at with the build, I should have it finished for the deadline. I tried to have a go with tissue over mylar. The five thou mylar was fine to apply... the jap tissue went on fine... the synthetic dope was... well, not to my liking, loads of work to create something that looked like it had been covered with transparent solarfilm, it just didn't look "right". So off it came, and now the wing is recovered with just tissue (doping to happen if it decides not to rain today). Had I had the time I would have used with mylar/tissue/dope but I really want to get this thing done and i really miss field repairs to ripped tissue... Servos are in, just a case of making another rudder (I have decided to increase the area, thanks for the Jader pic George), making elevators, finishing the hatch, then off to banishment in the garage with the dope. FIngers crossed it might even get flown next weekend. KK Chief or Veron Impala on the to do list if the next build off is KK/Brit kits |
Looking nice Vega, sorry you didn't like the mylar/tissue/water based poly finish, as I said it is more translucent than mylar/tissue/dope, but I personally find it quite attractive and definitely not at all like transparent Solarfilm - matter of personal taste I guess. Glad it is going to be finished, be sure to post a picture so I can lift it for the voting poll page.
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José Carrasco Sandoval, Laura Aguilar and Angie Celis typify the caliber of talent UC San Francisco attracts. These California residents are standout students and want to give back to their communities after they graduate. All three have been chosen to join the School of Dentistry's class of 2019.
Unlike most of their peers, all three are "DREAMers," a term used to describe undocumented immigrants under the age of 31 who entered the United States before the age of 16 and have lived continuously in the country for at least five years while staying out of legal trouble. Those who meet these criteria outlined by the federal Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act are often referred to as "DREAMers."
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"Ever since I was in high school, I knew I wanted to be a doctor," said Carrasco Sandoval, who graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in molecular and cell biology. "I also knew from an early age that our family had a special condition we called sin papeles, which means 'without papers' in Spanish, and that realizing my dream would be a challenge without having legal citizenship." His parents left their native Jalisco, Mexico, and settled down in Napa when he was 2 years old.
Aguilar's story is similar to Celis' and Carrasco Sandoval's. Her parents also made Napa their home after leaving Guadalajara, Mexico, when she was four. "I've wanted to be a dentist since I was young but remember thinking it didn't seem possible because of my status," she said. "I decided to just keep trying and to stay positive."
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Because of DACA, "for the first time, I could apply for programs, internships, jobs, scholarships and financial aid to help pursue my professional goals," Aguilar said. "Not to mention simpler things like getting a driver's license, establishing credit and opening a bank account."
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"Students with diverse backgrounds, such as those with DACA status, bring an important component to the University," said John D.B. Featherstone, Ph.D., dean of the UCSF School of Dentistry. "One of my highest priorities is that we do everything possible to open the doors to dental education for the best and the brightest, regardless of their social or economic backgrounds."
All three dreamers are products of the UC system. Carrasco Sandoval and Aguilar pursued their undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley and UC Riverside, respectively, while Celis received a Master of Science degree in oral biology from UCLA.
As an initial introduction to UCSF, Aguilar attended the Office of Diversity and Outreach's "Inside UCSF" program, an annual two-day event geared toward students at two- and four-year degree schools who are interested in pursuing careers in health and science. "The students and faculty I met at 'Inside UCSF' were very inspiring, welcoming and supportive," she said. "They encouraged us to keep working and made us aware of available resources."
Carrasco Sandoval enrolled in a first-of-its-kind post-baccalaureate program offered by the School of Dentistry. "The purpose of the program is to help those who have demonstrated the ability to overcome hardship and who we think will ultimately be successful here," said James Betbeze, assistant dean for enrollment management and outreach at the School of Dentistry.
"These students are three of the brightest, most driven individuals I've encountered," said Daniel Ramos, D.D.S., Ph.D., a professor at the UCSF School of Dentistry who supported them through the process. "They've overcome insurmountable odds to be in a position to be able to help the community from which they came.
"DACA students are often particularly committed to underserved populations, because they may grow up in communities without ready access to dental care. They personally understand those challenges and have an inherent motivation to try and address them."
Celis plans to continue being an activist in the immigrant community. "I feel an obligation to help the underserved community and to use my experience to help those who have hopes and dreams of going into higher education," she said.
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US 4354142 A Abstract A circuit arrangement for the pulsed illumination of a stroboscope ring of a record player is formed from a pulsating direct voltage by rectification, and the pulsating direct voltage is applied to a series connection of an ohmic resistor and a light emitting diode.
Claims(3) 1. A circuit arrangement for pulsed illumination of a stroboscopic ring used for a record player comprising an alternating voltage source, means connected to said alternating voltage source for providing a pulsating direct voltage, a series circuit connected to said means and including a first resistor, a light emitting diode, and a parallel circuit of a second resistor and a capacitor, a stroboscope ring receiving periodic light pulses from said light emitting diode to produce stroboscopic images, and a smoothing circuit connected in parallel with said series circuit, said smoothing circuit including a diode for isolating said smoothing circuit from said pulsating direct voltage and a second parallel circuit of a load and second capacitor.
2. A circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein said means includes a rectifier bridge.
3. A circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein said load may be a motor, a control or an amplifier circuit of a record player.
Description Circuit arrangement for the pulsed illumination of the stroboscope ring of a record player using a pulsating direct voltage formed by rectification. From DE-PS 897 169 it is known to illuminate a stroboscope ring by brief sharp pulses. A glow-discharge lamp is then ignited by means of a tube circuit. The circuit is comparatively complex, because apart from a driver tube an additional transformer winding and further drive elements are required. From US-PS 1,799,993 a circuit arrangement is known in which the driver tube has been dispensed with. By an ohmic resistor a charging capacitor is charged by a transformer for so long within a period that the ignition voltage of a glow-discharge lamp, which is connected in parallel across the capacitor, is reached. The capacitor then dischargers by the glow-discharge lamp with a pulse-shaped current. Apart from the use of an intricate transformer winding, it is a drawback that a high operating voltage is required. It is the object of the present invention to provide a circuit arrangement of the type mentioned in the preamble, which can be operated with a low voltage and which can be connected to a rectifier circuit which is necessary for operation. According to the invention the problem is solved in that the pulsating direct voltage is applied to a series connection of an ohmic resistor and a light-emitting diode. This circuit arrangement, which can be operated with a low voltage, is very simple, substantially voltage-independent and reliable. In accordance with a further embodiment of the invention a parallel-connection of a further ohmic resistor and a capacitor is connected in series with the series connection. This enables the period in which a peak current flows to be kept comparatively small. The length of the current flow period then depends on the dimensioning of the two resistors and the capacitor, allowance being made for the permissible limit values of the light-emitting diode. The invention will be described in more detail by means of an example. In the drawing: FIG. 1 represents a circuit diagram of the circuit arrangement, and FIGS. 2a , 2b and 2c provide the current and voltage variation across the capacitor associated with the light-emitting diode as well as the variation of the current through the light-emitting diode as a function of time. A rectifier bridge 5 is connected to the terminals 1, 3 of an alternating voltage source. In the case of a 50 Hz current source this rectifier bridge supplies a direct voltage which pulsates with 100 Hz. Of course, this pulsating direct voltage may also be generated in any other known manner, depending on the frequency required by the load or the indicator device connected to it. By a line 7 the pulsating direct voltage is applied to a series connection comprising an ohmic resistor 9, a light-emitting diode 11 and a parallel connection of a second ohmic resistor 13 and a capacitor 15. In the steady-state condition during the period that a current flows in the light-emitting diode 11 the capacitor 15 is recharged to an extent equal to the voltage loss across the resistor 13 in the period that no current flows in the light-emitting diode (FIG. 2a). The current of the capacitor 15 is represented in FIG. 2b. The recharging time is designated tf in FIGS. 2a-c. The recharging time is followed by a time interval tsp in which no current flows in the light-emitting diode 11. By suitably dimensioning the resistors 9 and 13 as well as the capacitor 15 it is ensured that the time of periodic current flow is minimized and the current value ILED is as high as possible. Obviously the limit values of the light-emitting diodes 11 should be taken into account (FIG. 2c). If this circuit arrangement is used the current through the light-emitting diode produces periodic light flashes of short duration and high intensity. If a stroboscope ring 30 is illuminated by these short light flashes, a sharp stroboscope image becomes visible. In an electric record player provided with a stroboscope, which may be regarded as the load 20, a smoothed direct voltage is required in addition to the pulsating direct voltage. The smoothed direct voltage is used for energizing the motor and for example a control and/or amplifier circuit of a record player and may be regarded as a second load 10. In the drawing the components of the second load 10 are represented by the load 17. The use of the circuit arrangement with the two loads depends on the power distribution between the two loads and on the types of diodes which are suitable. In the line 7 the pulsating direct voltage should not be smoothed in view of the pulsed operation of the light-emitting diode 11. Therefore, the smoothing action of smoothing capacitor 19 should not influence the line 7 on point A, to which the second load is connected. In order to guarantee this, the voltage which is smoothed by the capacitor 19 is isolated from the pulsating direct voltage on point A in the line 7 by an additional diode 21. The voltage variation across the capacitors 15 and 19 is then substantially the same. Patent Citations
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Giving a 1927 Chrysler a really personal touch...and 3,000 rivets.
Dodge's assembly plant on Monroe Street was a testament to the highs and lows of the American automobile industry.
Putting a unique grille on your hot rod, rat rod, or custom is easier than you think.
Ford was just ramping up production of their new 1942 models when World War II rerouted production for a greater cause.
A peek inside "Flatjack" Jack Meyer's amazing flathead Ford collection.
Mustang's third body style emerges.
Giving credit to the man who many consider the reason for the Corvette's long lasting success.
We've picked 11 classics, built between 1965 and 1998 that we feel offer a great blend of style, individuality, performance and some cases,...
Upgrading a 1966 Mustang's Baer system from two-piston PBR caliper to six-piston Baer caliper.
After a light refresh Roger Moore's "other" spy car is ready to take to the screen again.
After four decades of slumber one of Zagato's finest creations returns to the limelight.
We pick what we think are the five best Lamborghinis ever.
An excellent way to enjoy some of the finest engines Ford Motor Company ever produced.
If not for the Corvette Sebring Racer, the life of the Corvette may have been a brief one.
Watch as the experts from Steele Rubber Products show you how to replace these often forgotten but very important window seals.
Watch as the experts from Steele Rubber Products show you just how quick and easy it can be to remove and replace your trunk seal.
Watch as the experts from Steele Rubber Products show you how to replace the door seals on a Ford truck.
Watch as the experts from Steele Rubber Products show you how to remove and replace the often overlooked bumpers that keep your hood and...
Recreating a COPO Camaro
Something Old, Something New On Edelbrock's Hiboy
Chevrolet's pony car was more popular than ever this year.
These engines are as fantastic to look at as the cars that surround them.
Steel may be real, but this plastic is fantastic.
This year's motorcycle display was an amazing showing of original early two-wheel transportation.
The Brady Arts District was once again flooded with Fords!
Walking around Tulsa Raceway Park
The first cars roll into place for this exceptional exhibit of automotive design.
AutoTrader Classics Editor Brian Medford travels to Streetside Classics in Powder Springs, GA to talk about what makes the 1970 Camaro cool.
The King was honored with a display of his previous race cars.
Tulsa Raceway Park thundered with Ford power, a quarter mile at time!
Open wheel rodding at its finest!
AutoTrader Classics Editor Brian Medford travels to Streetside Classics in Powder Springs, GA to talk about the 2002 Camaro.
Fast, loud and flashy, just like Las Vegas!
A truly impressive assortment of German engineering was on hand this year.
Did Lexus build a modern version of the classic American luxury car?
From horseless carriages to speedsters, these rolling masterpieces captured everyone's imagination.
Our Editor Brian Medford picks his favorite cars of the show.
Brutally effective in their design, these retired racers also hold a certain beauty.
The Spirit of Ecstasy was well represented at the 2010 concours.
We Interview Fast Five's Car Coordinator Dennis McCarthy
There is no question that these cars were built to run fast and hard.
Once again RM delivers with $26.8 million in sales and an impressive list of vehicles.
Back for a second year this early Saturday morning event brought an amazingly diverse group of vehicles.
Cars aren't the only stars that shine in Vegas.
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