| Happy Birthday CEan Kunaljd Posted: 28 Feb 2011 10:46 AM PST :birthday: :birthday:
Happy Birthday Kunal! :) Have fun!
:happy: |
| 10 reasons for quitting IT Posted: 28 Feb 2011 09:06 AM PST came across with this interesting post which surely will get your head thinking of what you really want out of your career and if your career path is IT, will you be able to stand the pressure of it. IT defintly is not a 9-5 job, but will become monotonous at soem point in case there isn any change in the work nature o r role read more.. |
| Newtec Certifies First Authorised Repair Centre In Eastern Europe Posted: 28 Feb 2011 09:04 AM PST NPO SvyazProekt (NPO SP) has signed a landmark deal with Newtec to become its first, third party, repair centre for Russia, Ukraine and other CIS countries. The agreement will cover all warranty and post-warranty repairs of Newtec equipment sold in the region.
Nikolay Stolyarov, General Director of NPO SP, stated: "We think it is very important step for Newtec to settle its first regional repair centre. We realise the importance of aftersales support. Our in-depth knowledge of Newtec products and the Russian region and language will help us to provide the very best support to Newtec customers."
The contract recognises NPO SP as an Authorized Repair Centre (ARC). The company will continue its role as a distributor of Newtec products, but will also handle all Newtec equipment in the region that requires attention.
"The agreement with NPO SP will help us to further increase the quality of customer care that Newtec can offer to its clients in the region" explained Serge Van Herck, CEO of Newtec. "With their high-level expertise and their local knowledge, we know that we can provide an impeccable service to customers in the Russian region whenever it is required."
Up until this point, all Newtec equipment repairs were carried out at Newtec's own production facility in Erpe-Mere, Belgium, or at regional repair services in Newtec Remote Support Centres (RSC). However, this presented a suboptimal solution for customers in different regions, where difficulties arose in logistics. Therefore, Newtec decided to seek partners to carry out 'in-region' repairs and participate in the incident handling process.
In order to meet these requirements, Newtec has introduced a certification process for partners to ensure the highest standard of workmanship and product knowledge. After a rigorous selection and training process, NPO SP proved its ability to meet the strict criteria laid down by Newtec.
The centre will guarantee reduced turnaround time for repairs and will optimize the entire logistic process, as all repairs will be carried out in the region where they are used. Newtec now plans to extend its regional repair centre initiative and is actively looking for partners in other regions to further extend a comprehensive, reliable support infrastructure for Newtec products worldwide, with a first focus on South America and MENA.
Sander Boom, Newtec's VP Customer Services and Production, concluded: "The authorised repair centres present us with a great opportunity to gain access to new regions, to understand the culture and needs of the local area. This in turn enables us to serve our customers to the best of our ability." |
| c++ question Posted: 28 Feb 2011 08:13 AM PST write the shortest code you can write to print all the odd no from 1 to 100?
Note:- Don't use google please |
| Summer Training In Tata Motors Posted: 28 Feb 2011 06:06 AM PST There are tons of mechanical and automobile engineers looking for summer training in Tata Motors. We've had an old discussion here: http://www.crazyengineers.com/forum/...uti-udyog.html If anyone knows the full procedure for applying for Internship at Tata Motors, criteria and other details, please share it with all our CEans here. |
| February 29 Posted: 28 Feb 2011 05:01 AM PST I want some funny replies.
What do people do if they are born in leap year (Feb 29)?:cool: |
| Magma’s Titan and FineSim Validated for LFoundryiPDKs Posted: 28 Feb 2011 04:49 AM PST February 28th 2011 - SAN JOSE, Calif. and LANDSHUT, Germany, Feb. 28, 2011- Magma® Design Automation (Nasdaq: LAVA), a provider of chip design software, and LFoundry, the customer-specific manufacturer of choice for analog, mixed-signal and specialized technologies, today announced the LFoundry's interoperable process design kits (iPDKs) are validated for use with the Titan™ Mixed-Signal Design Platform, Titan Acclerators and FineSim™ circuit simulator for 0.15-micron technology platforms. The combination of Magma's Titan and FineSim software and LFoundry's process technology will accelerate development of analog/mixed-signal (AMS) products, especially for European system-on-chip (SoC) developers. LFoundry's leading 0.15-micron process offers excellent performance for RF applications, with results comparable to 0.13-micron technologies. This enables designers to manufacture cost-effective products that offer high performance. The Titan Mixed-Signal Design Platform is a unified mixed-signal design cockpit with a very high capacity and a very fast database access mechanism. Titan comprises user-friendly full-custom schematic and layout editors, an analog simulation environment integrated with the super-fast and accurate FineSim simulator, correct-by-design schematic-driven layout and integration with Magma's tools for physical verification and digital implementation. The LFoundryiPDK's detailed flow steps and advanced Titan and FineSim capabilities provide LFoundry and Magma customers with improved productivity and faster turnaround time for analog/mixed-signal design. "LFoundry's philosophy is to provide flexible EDA solutions that increase our customer base and customers' productivity," said Gerhard Spitzlsperger, chief technology officer of LFoundry. "By working with Magma to qualify Titan and FineSim in our recently released iPDK platform, we can enable our customers to increase performance and improve IP reuse and portability while reducing turnaround time." "In today's market, it is tougher than ever to develop highly differentiated, yet profitable, mixed-signal SoCs," said AnirudhDevgan, general manager of Magma's Custom Design Business Unit. "The combination of Titan and FineSim with LFoundry process technology provides a comprehensive mixed-signal design solution that accelerates the development process, enabling designers to explore the design space quickly and deliver high-quality designs faster." LFoundry Process Technology LFoundryiPDKs will provide designers quick and flexible access to an advanced 0.15-micron foundry platform. The 0.15-micron platform, with I/O voltages of 1.8V, 3.3V and 5.0V on PMOS and NMOS for high-speed and low-leakage applications, includes a modular LDMOS designed for RF and HV applications. Further enhancements include one-time programmable (OTP) memory, SRAM, EEPROM and area-optimized Flash, an 8-bit microcontroller, various ADCs (analog-to-digital converters) and several more modular IP options for advanced system-on-chip (SoC) designs. Titan: Accelerating Analog Design The Titan environment includes the comprehensive Titan Mixed-Signal Design Platform and a set of breakthrough point-tool technologies known as the Titan Accelerators. The Titan Mixed-Signal Platform is the industry's first true mixed-signal design platform. It integrates implementation and verification while delivering first-time-correct, predictable mixed-signal designs. The Titan mixed-signal platform includes user-friendly full-custom schematic and layout editors, an analog simulation environment integrated with the FineSim simulator, correct-by-design schematic-driven layout. Titan Accelerators are advanced technology solutions that dramatically improve analog/mixed-signal design productivity and reuse. Titan Analog Virtual Prototyper (AVP) is a layout-aware schematic design tool that performs simultaneous electrical and physical co-design for rapid schematic-to-layout convergence. Titan Analog Layout Accelerator (ALX) automates migration of analog cell layouts to new process technologies while preserving design intent. Titan Shape-Based Router (SBR) automates difficult routing tasks to deliver a 10X improvement in routing productivity. About LFoundry LFoundry is the customer-specific manufacturer of choice for analog, mixed-signal and specialized technologies, providing 0.15-micron and below foundry technology access to 200mm capacity of more than 30,000 wafer starts per month at its two European manufacturing sites. LFoundry customers benefit from the company's unique "Sicherheit"… reliability, security and protection for customers, their designs and their IP. Visit LFoundry on the Web at www.lfoundry.com About Magma Magma's electronic design automation (EDA) software provides the "Fastest Path to Silicon"™ and enables the world's top chip companies to create high-performance integrated circuits (ICs) for cellular telephones, electronic games, WiFi, MP3 players, digital video, networking and other electronic applications. Magma products are used in IC implementation, analog/mixed-signal design, analysis, physical verification, circuit simulation and characterization. The company maintains headquarters in San Jose, Calif., and offices throughout North America, Europe, Japan, Asia and India. Magma's stock trades on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol LAVA. Follow Magma on Twitter at Magma Design (MagmaEDA) on Twitter and on Facebook at Magma Design Automation | Facebook. Visit Magma Design Automation on the Web at www.magma-da.com. ### Magma is a registered trademark and "Fastest Path to Silicon," FineSim and Titan are trademarks of Magma Design Automation Inc. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Forward-looking statements: Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters set forth in this press release including statements about the features and benefits of Magma software and LFoundry's process technology are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including but not limited to Magma's and LFoundry's abilities to keep pace with rapidly changing technology and the companies' products' abilities to produce desired results. Further discussion of these and other potential risk factors may be found in Magma's most recent public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Home Page)). Magma undertakes no additional obligation to update the information contained in this release or these forward-looking statements. Contact for Magma: Monica Marmie Director, Corporate Marketing (408) 565-7689 mmarmie[at]magma-da[dot]com Europe PR Contact for Magma: Lloyd Pople lloyd[at]evokedset[dot]com 07714 765 607 Dr. Rainer Kaesmaier Director, Technical Marketing +49 (0) 871 684 0 press[at]founndry[dot]com Distributed on behalf of EvokedSet by NeonDrum news distribution service (http://www.neondrum.com) |
| Cambridge Wireless announce master class in Wireless Sensing Posted: 28 Feb 2011 02:59 AM PST Cambridge, UK, 28 February 2011 – The Cambridge Wireless Sensing SIG in conjunction with the Univ. Of Cambridge Eiffel Project will be uncovering the secrets to success in Wireless Sensing. This half day free event will be taking place at the Computer Labs, University of Cambridge on the 7th April 2011, and is supported by the Discovering Start-Ups Project, an initiative funded by EEDA to support and showcase start up companies. This master class will debate openly about the challenges of growing a company and the business issues faced and how these were addressed and resolved, their problems, and how they overcame them. Kevin Coleman, Project Director for Discovering Start-Ups said, "The programme is delighted to be enabling events which will help businesses understand the growth issues that companies face. The conflicts that can occur between the need to develop the technology and the need to develop the business have to be tackled and this is an ideal opportunity to work through the issues." The presenters at this event, Dr.TapaniRyhänan from Nokia Research, and Paul Green from Arkessa, will take an in depth look at real life opportunities in implementing sensing technology, and expose the barriers preventing the development from taking place. "With the cost of sensors reducing there is an increasing tendency to deploy more field devices over a greater area. This means that more effective remote communication is required and the real challenge becomes how to make sense of 'too much data'. Coupling such facilities with remote visual verification increases operational effectiveness and creates an interesting added dimension to the sensing environment" says Paul Green from Arkessa. The audience will have their opportunity to make suggestions, ask questions, and put forward solutions to these obstacles too. In an interactive panel session with the speakers after the presentations, all the information put forward will be captured by a mind mapping technique that has been developed by the University of Cambridge. "We want the audience to have this information. By using this mind mapping technique, the audience will be able to take the ideas away and apply them to their own situations" says Dr. Dirk Trossen from the Eiffel Project, University of Cambridge, who is a regular user of this technique. Guaranteed to stir ideas, this joint event between the Cambridge Wireless Sensing SIG and University of Cambridge Eiffel project is free to attend. About East of England Development Agency EEDA has a clear mission – to improve the economy in the East of England. So whether it's helping business through the recession, or supporting people to be the best they can or breathing new life into places, everything we do comes back to our mission statement. EEDA works across the six counties of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. Our investment decisions have a track record of delivering considerable returns. A recent independent report found that for every £1 EEDA spent, we generated a mid-point return of £4.75 for the region's economy. For more information, please visit: www.eeda.org.uk About Discovering Start-Ups Discovering Start-Ups 2011 is an exciting new programme of activities to assist technology companies in the East of England. Cambridge Wireless is providing master classes, workshops and support from its industry leaders. At its heart is a competition with prizes for the best five pitching companies. Please visit: www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/discoveringstartups About the Eiffel Project The EIFFEL initiative is a Support Action (SA) proposed for the 7th Framework Programme (FP7). The EIFFEL SA is all about mobilizing European researchers to discuss and debate on the future of the Internet towards the development of the future networked society. For this purpose, the EIFFEL SA will setup of a pan-European discussion forum and technical think-tank on enabling conflict-free, talented and scientific-oriented discussions around the future of the Internet. It is a non-competitive forum oriented towards technology and interest on building the trajectories for the future network society. Its overall objective is to provide a place for discussing and exchanging ideas and research trajectories on the future of the Internet architecture and governance building as a foundation of the future networked society. Please visit: http://www.fp7-eiffel.eu/ About Cambridge Wireless Cambridge Wireless is a leading and vibrant wireless community with a rapidly expanding network if companies interested in the application of wireless technologies. In addition to VIP networking activities and business development support, we run a number of Special Interest Groups focussed on specific technology and/or market areas, providing opportunities for member organisations to meet, form partnerships and exploit opportunities for new business. Cambridge Wireless has a number of partnerships with like-minded organisations around the world, and we endeavour to keep members fully up to date with the latest developments, and assist in exploring new business opportunities with local and international companies. For more information, please visit www.cambridgewireless.co.uk Contact: Natalie Childs Marketing and Events Executive Email: natalie.childs[at]cambridgewireless[dot]co.uk Tel: 01223 422 365 Distributed on behalf of Cambridge Wireless by NeonDrum news distribution service (http://www.neondrum.com) |
| Jonathan Ive Resigning From Apple? Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:48 AM PST The British Designer Jonathan Ive - the man behind designs of iPod, iPad, iPhone, MacBooks and several other Apple's legendary products is said to be quitting the company. TheSundayTimes reported that Ive received Apple grants are today worth several millions of dollars. 44 year designer wants to move back to England and spend time with his family. Given the sickness of Steve Jobs and Apple's not-so-concrete succession plan; parting with JI would be dangerous. What do you think about JI leaving Apple? |
| Mind Controlled Prosthetic Arm By DARPA Posted: 28 Feb 2011 01:20 AM PST A prosthetic arm is an artificial extension used to replace a missing body part. Patients have had used prosthetic arms from a long time from now. Prosthetic arms use a motor to control its movements so it's not very natural in its working. Thus, these arms even after being so high tech prove to be [...] More... |
| Google Updates Algorithm To Fight Content Farms Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:40 AM PST I remember few years ago, I had a discussion with few of my friends about Google being evil and using its monopoly to make or break businesses. Let’s face it, Google has over 70% of online search share and there aren’t any direct competitors Google should worry about. There are rumors that Facebook may jump [...] More... |
| Remote COntrolled Car Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:27 AM PST Hi :cean:,
I am thinking about developing a remote controlled car which can be controlled using a TV remote.......
But I have never worked with INFRARED........
Please Help me and tell me HOW A TV REMOTE CONTROL WORKS??? in a simple language and with the help of block diagram..........
I have already GOOGLE it but the language is difficult for me.............
Regards,
VIPUL |
| Nano Technology--> Human Invisibility Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:18 AM PST Pardon me if i sounds dumb
But what do you think can it be possible that nano technology will lead to human invisibility one day? |
| Green Cars #3: Porsche 918 Spyder Hybrid Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:10 AM PST Continuing the series of Green Cars articles: Green Cars #1 and Green Cars #2, let me put forth the car that is many times superior in performance than the previous ones! Though its not completely an electric vehicle, the new Porsche 918 SPYDER is surely set to impress. When Porsche designs a concept car, its [...] More... |
| technical seminar based on airconditioning Posted: 27 Feb 2011 11:44 PM PST hi my name is irfan and i am new to this site.i am a final year mechanical engineering student and i am searching for a topic for technical seminar based on airconditioning so i need the aid of the members of this site. |
