Thursday, February 17, 2011

CrazyEngineers Forum

CrazyEngineers Forum

X-47B: The Bat Winged Unmanned Drone Bomber Of US Navy

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 10:30 AM PST

The bat winged drone bomber named the X-47B is the latest addition to the unending list of air crafts owned by the American Navy. It made its first successful flight as it took off from a US aircraft carrier and stayed in the air for as long as 29 minute at a height of 5000 [...]

More...

Mechanical to electonics and design

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 09:43 AM PST

Hi everyone. I completed my b.tech mechanical engineering from VIT University. But now i want to learn electrical/electronics and become a solution provider and entrepreneur or a product designer (products that are not restricted to mechanical but involves electronics also. Like a robot, washing machine, speed detectors etc). Right now i am planning to take up M.Des which has a lot of compitition in india so i put mechatronics as my second option but im not very sure these couse willfulfill my inteests. Please suggest me a caree plan based on my intrests mentioned above..

Green Cars #1: Audi e-TRON

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 09:40 AM PST

As the global warming and all kinds of pollutions leading to it are haunting the world, I can totally say that GREEN is the upcoming color! People are getting conscious about the ill effects of pollution and many magazines, yearly's are having GREEN as their prime theme. Even though the summits like that at Copenhagen [...]

More...

Mechanical to Electronics and design

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 09:32 AM PST

Hi everyone. I completed my b.tech mechanical engineering from VIT University. But now i want to learn electrical/electronics and become a solution provider and entrepreneur or a product designer (products that are not restricted to mechanical but involves electronics also. Like a robot, washing machine, speed detectors etc). Right now i am planning to take up M.Des which has a lot of compitition in india so i put mechatronics as my second option but im not very sure these couse willfulfill my inteests. Please suggest me a caree plan based on my intrests mentioned above..

Isthere anydifference btw people who do the things rightly&people who do right things

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 09:07 AM PST

Is there any difference between the people who do the right things and the people who do the right things? If yes, what is that difference? Which one is good? :)

Should Public Sector be Privatised or Not?

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 08:36 AM PST

Lets have talks regarding Government and Private Sectors :)

JK Lasers Release Mode Converter Fiber Coupler

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 08:12 AM PST

MCFC designed to provide increased Flexibility for Processing with JK Fiber Lasers
The recently released Mode Converter Fiber Coupler (MCFC) has been developed to provide further flexibility to users of JK Fiber Laser products.
The MCFC takes a Gaussian profile single mode fiber input from any of the JK Fiber Lasers and couples it into a JK Luminator fiber, allowing for the use of the full range of JK Fiber Lasers with established and industrially proven JK Luminator process tools.
The output from the JK Luminator fiber has a uniform ‘flat-top’ beam profile and a beam diameter of 150-600µm depending on the configuration selected by the user. Focused spot sizes in the range of 60-1500µm can be selected by use of the appropriate JK Luminator™ process tools.
Use of the MCFC can bring real processing advantages to welding applications where the profile and small spot size of the Gaussian beam are not optimal, such as butt welding parts with fit-up tolerances larger than the Gaussian spot size or thin foil welding, where high intensity on-axis can lead to burn through in the weld centres.
Having a detachable output fiber, with JK Lasers’ Plug-In Pre-Aligned (PIPA) technology for rapid changeovers, allows the MCFC to offer increased versatility to the user from their JK Fiber Laser, at a fraction of the cost of a separate laser.
For further information about the Mode Converter Fiber Coupler, please visit <removed>

nano technology

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 07:57 AM PST

Shri ramdeobaba kamla nehru engg. college has arranged a workshop on nano technology tomorrow. IEEE pepople from hyderabad are coming to conduct the workshop. would surely be a fruitful one.

Project topics for final year

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 07:47 AM PST

help needed!!
can anyone suggest me some good topics for my final year project?

nuclear power engineering

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 07:10 AM PST

hai friends i require the papers in nuclear power engineering topics pls help me friends

Extended VLAN features for IRIS 520/540 SHDSL EFM modems

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 06:03 AM PST

February 17th 2011 - DCombus IRIS 520/540 EFM SHDSL modems latest SW/FW version adds comprehensive VLAN configuration possibilities particularly for telecom operators and managed Ethernet service providers needs. Port based VLAN config includes features for VLAN double tagging (Q-in-Q) with selectable 0x8100 and 0x9100 Ethernet types. With the extended VLAN features and MTU (max Ethernet packet size) of 2047 enables even the most demanding operator applications.

Added features also give more options in the IRIS modem management with VLAN, including the similar management usage to the famous DCombus Iris10/20 SHDSL modems.

The generous VLAN properties are mandatory for telecom operator usage and gives added flexibility for other managed Ethernet broadband service providers.

IRIS 520/540 SHDSL products are EFM (IEEE 802.3ah, Ethernet in the First Mile) modems for operator and managed Ethernet service providers' applications. They also comprise an interworking mode with ITU-T G.shdsl.bis allowing operators flexible and risk free upgrades into all-Ethernet based networks infra. The modems support extended transfer speeds for Ethernet over copper, max 60/60 Mbps using four copper twisted pairs.

The latest SW/FW version images are user installable and downloadable for customers via MyDCombus at www.dcombus.com.

DCombus is an independent private company developing, manufacturing and marketing equipment for Ethernet over copper broadband access professional services. The company is located in Tampere, Finland. More information can be found at www.dcombus.com.

Contact:
MarkkuLindell
markku.lindell[at]dcombus[dot]com
Tel. +358-3-345-8822

Distributed on behalf of Design CombusOy by NeonDrum news distribution service (http://www.neondrum.com)

Have A Glimpse At Nokia’s Windows Phone 7

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 05:57 AM PST

If you are looking forward to buy a high profile mobile phone, here is some information that you should definitely know. The two corporate as well as technical giants who are almost running a monopoly market have launched a new model of a cell phone. It is the Nokia windows phone 7. The mobile giants [...]

More...

Origin Of The Term "Computer Bug"

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 05:40 AM PST

Does anybody knows how the term 'Bug' was coined?It is in reference to computers.Understand?I will be requiring some funniest answers.Come on buck up then...:cean:

[Breaking!] Facebook Shop In Mumbai, India

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 05:10 AM PST

Facebook has opened a shop in Mumbai, India. The world’s largest network founded by Mark Zuckerberg is expanding its reach offline and as a first step, they have opened a shop in Mumbai. Facebook decided to venture into Books and Stationery to begin with and we’re quite sure, they’ll expand into plastic toys and masks [...]

More...

ANSYS help required with commands or macro

Posted: 17 Feb 2011 04:23 AM PST

Hey all
i'm an intern and I have to put some 260 hard points into ANSYS and I just don't have the time to do it manually as I have to submit the project tomorrow.

can anyone tell me HOW TO:-

INPUT HARD POINTS INTO FROM AN INPUT FILE (.xls excel sheet) ON ANSYS

OR

SOME KIND OF COMMAND FOR CREATING HARD POINTS FAST N EASY

OR

HELP ME (JUST GUIDE ME WITH THE RIGHT INFO) ON HOW TO WRITE A MACRO TO DO JUST THAT

PLZZZZ HELP NEEDED BADLY will get screwed proper hard if I mess this up ..... so plzz guys some help
Posted by at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)