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Posted by lurker on 05/23/07 11:10
On Tue, 22 May 2007 01:36:26 -0700, The Great Attractor
<SuperM@ssiveBlackHoleAtTheCenterOfTheMilkyWayGalaxy.org> wrote:
>On Tue, 22 May 2007 03:21:39 GMT, Lamey The AUK Guy wrote:
>
>>On Mon, 21 May 2007 23:11:50 -0400, Painkiller Jane <pkj@yahhoo.orgs>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>The Great Attractor wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 21 May 2007 08:34:25 -0400, Sharon B <sharon@lart.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On Sun, 20 May 2007 20:09:39 -0700, The Great Attractor
>>>>> <SuperM@ssiveBlackHoleAtTheCenterOfTheMilkyWayGalaxy.org> wrote in
>>>>> <ia32531s3vqbj8767vvdi9ajgp5g8co2op@4ax.com>:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On Mon, 21 May 2007 02:30:11 GMT, "Michael A. Terrell"
>>>>>> <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Sharon B wrote:
>>>>>>>> I swear I dunno how he avoided ending up on the bottom of the Gorge
>>>>>>>> when he was down there. Damn fool is firmly convinced most of the
>>>>>>>> arches are on/near the valley floor.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I'd watch him around the 10-yos, they might think he actually knows
>>>>>>>> what he's talking about.
>>>>>>> You give him way too much credit. Two year olds can see right through
>>>>>>> him.
>>>>>> You only think that you can, you two year old mentality KY retard.
>>>>> Admission to being full of shit, so noted.
>>>>
>>>> Said the two year old mentality, retarded KYKunt.
>>>
>>>
>>>Why did you scare Lamey/Niemadre/Blu/Viking off? I was enjoying the show
>>
>>
>>Who's Viking?
>
>
> Liar, liar... brain on fire...
Talking of liars, electronics engineers seem to have serious doubts
about you Prong.
On Wed, 23 May 2007 03:50:09 -0700, Brandon D Cartwright
<user@example.net> wrote:
>On Wed, 23 May 2007 03:42:31 -0700, "Alexander Von Helmholz"
><account@here.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Brandon D Cartwright" <user@example.net> wrote in message
>>news:so2853lotj157avp5326k6khrnslei9q6a@4ax.com...
>>> On Wed, 23 May 2007 02:30:08 -0700, "Alexander Von Helmholz"
>>> <account@here.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>"The Great Attractor"
>>>><SuperM@ssiveBlackHoleAtTheCenterOfTheMilkyWayGalaxy.org> wrote in message
>>>>news:8qq753tu1dt0pfdig1j9513gpdfcg73peu@4ax.com...
>>>>> On Tue, 22 May 2007 21:04:24 -0700, Brandon D Cartwright
>>>>> <user@example.net> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Now ,of what interest would that be to a narcissistic destructive
>>>>>>troll who doesn't know the difference between PCM and PMT?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Or can you prove me wrong?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I made PMT power supplies for old F-4 Phantoms still in service in
>>>>> Japan and Israel that have PMTs pointing back off their wings that can
>>>>> detect single photon events from 15 miles behind the aircraft, such as
>>>>> missile launches, you retarded fuck. Of course I know more about a
>>>>> photo-multiplier tube than your retarded ass does.
>>>>>
>>>>> Aside from how it may or may not relate to my stereo setup or VCR audio
>>>>> live band recording session applications, I could give a shit about
>>>>> Pulse
>>>>> Code Modulation schemas. We are far more advanced than that crap
>>>>> nowadays. Though I likely have more on the ball in that realm than a
>>>>> puke like you does as well.
>>>>>
>>>>> Try again, boy.
>>>>
>>>>You Sir are a complete ignoramus and abusive buffoon!
>>>>
>>>>It's hard to imagine you employed at Boeing in any other capacity than
>>>>janitor.
>>>>
>>>>You *HAVE* heard of the Space Shuttle?
>>>>Any form of space travel would have been quite impossible without PCM.
>>>>
>>>>You might care to quit braying like a jackass for a few milliseconds and
>>>>learn something , but I doubt it.
>>>>
>>>>http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/technology/sts-newsref/sts-inst.html
>>>>
>>>>INSTRUMENTATION
>>>>Orbiter operational instrumentation is used to collect, route and process
>>>>information from transducers and sensors throughout the orbiter and its
>>>>payloads. This system also interfaces with the solid rocket boosters,
>>>>external tank and ground support equipment. Over 2,000 data points are
>>>>monitored, and the data are routed to OI MDMs. The instrumentation system
>>>>consists of transducers, signal conditioners, two pulse code modulation
>>>>master units, encoding equipment, two operational recorders, one payload
>>>>recorder, master timing equipment and onboard checkout equipment.
>>>>
>>>>The OI system senses, acquires, conditions, digitizes, formats and
>>>>distributes data for display, telemetry, recording and checkout. It
>>>>provides
>>>>for PCM recording, voice recording and master timing for onboard systems.
>>>>
>>>>Dedicated signal conditioners convert digital and analog data signals
>>>>received from the various sensors to a usable form. Some raw sensor data
>>>>may
>>>>need to be conditioned for compatibility with a multiplexing system.
>>>>Signal
>>>>conditioning provides the multiplexer with compatible inputs. The DSCs
>>>>provide input from transducer signals, such as frequency, voltage,
>>>>current,
>>>>pressure, temperature (variable resistance and thermocouple), displacement
>>>>(potentiometer), 28- or 5-volt-dc discrete output signals, analog and
>>>>digital level changes, polarity changes or an ac signal change to a dc
>>>>signal. The DSCs send these converted signals to the appropriate MDMs and
>>>>displays and to the C/W system.
>>>>
>>>>MDMs can operate in two ways. As multiplexers, they take data from several
>>>>sources, convert the data to serial digital signals (a digitized
>>>>representation of the applied voltage) and interleave the data into a
>>>>single
>>>>data stream. As demultiplexers, the MDMs take interleaved serial digital
>>>>information; separate and convert it to analog, discrete or serial
>>>>digital;
>>>>and send each separate signal to its appropriate destination. The payload
>>>>MDMs generally act as demultiplexers. They take interleaved commands from
>>>>the orbiter GPCs, separate them and send each command to its appropriate
>>>>destination, such as payload ground command interface logic.
>>>>
>>>>The OI MDMs generally act only as multiplexers. Upon request from the
>>>>pulse
>>>>code modulation master unit, the MDMs send these interleaved streams to
>>>>the
>>>>PCMMU through the OI data buses. When the MDM is addressed by the PCMMU,
>>>>the
>>>>MDM selects, digitizes and sends the requested data to the PCMMU in serial
>>>>digital form. The PCMMU/OI MDM interface is based on demand and response:
>>>>that is, the OI MDMs do not send data to the PCMMU until the PCMMU makes
>>>>the
>>>>request.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>PULSE CODE MODULATION MASTER UNIT
>>>>
>>>>The PCMMU receives the data requested from the OI MDMs, downlists data
>>>>from
>>>>the GPCs under control of flight software and payload telemetry from the
>>>>payload data interleaver and Spacelab computers, interleaves the data,
>>>>formats data according to programmed instructions stored within the PCMMU,
>>>>and sends the interleaved data to the network signal processor to be mixed
>>>>with the analog air-to-ground voice data from the audio central control
>>>>unit
>>>>for transmission through the S-band PM downlink or Ku-band system return
>>>>links. Telemetry from the PCMMU also is sent through the NSP to the
>>>>operational recorders for storage and future payloads to be downlinked on
>>>>the S-band FM or Ku-band system. OI and payload data collected by the
>>>>PCMMU
>>>>are sent to the onboard GPCs for display and monitoring purposes upon
>>>>request. All data received by the PCMMU is stored in memory and
>>>>periodically
>>>>updated.
>>>>
>>>>The PCMMU has two formatter memories: programmable read only and random
>>>>access. The read-only memory is programmed only before launch; the
>>>>random-access memory is reprogrammed several times during flight. The
>>>>PCMMU
>>>>uses the format memories to downlink data from the computers and OI MDMs
>>>>into PCM telemetry data streams.
>>>>
>>>>Only one of the redundant PCMMUs and NSPs operates at a time. The one used
>>>>is controlled by the crew through the flight deck display and control
>>>>panel.
>>>>The primary port of an MDM operates with PCMMU 1 and the secondary port
>>>>operates with PCMMU 2.
>>>>
>>>>The PCMMUs receive a synchronization clock signal from the master timing
>>>>unit. If this signal is not present, the PCMMU provides its own timing and
>>>>continues to send synchronization signals to the payload data interleaver
>>>>and network signal processor.
>>>>
>>>>The payload data interleaver is programmed onboard from mass memory
>>>>through
>>>>the GPCs to select specific data from each payload PCM signal and to store
>>>>the data within its buffer memory locations.
>>>
>>> Clearly he knows nothing whatsoever about it . He just rapidly googles
>>> these technical terms and pretends he does, inventing some phony
>>> biographical details to manufacture a spurious "authority" amongst the
>>> ignorant and gullible.
>>>
>>> As I originally suggested, he really doesn't know the difference
>>> between PCM and PMT(Post Menstrual Tension).
>>
>>That sounds a lot more plausible than an Aero-Space telecommunications
>>engineer
>>working for Boeing, that is unaware of the role of Pulse Code Modulation
>>Master Units
>>in rockets, missiles, satellites and the Space Shuttle, and imagines it's
>>only used for
>>consumer audio product.
>
>It's not exactly a novel phenomena and has fooled more than Boeing,
>but it's being clamped down on hard.
>
>http://web.hep.uiuc.edu/home/g-gollin/pigeons/
>
>Diploma mills, or schools without accreditation that award degrees for
>money and little work, now offer degrees that look so realistic that
>many employers have difficulty discerning their authenticity.
>
> For example, the state Transportation Cabinet has received
>applications containing seemingly-authentic engineering degrees that
>later turned out to be forgeries, Westrom said.
>
>
>
>House Democrats back penalty for use of fake diplomas
>
>http://web.hep.uiuc.edu/home/g-gollin/pigeons/
>
> John Stamper, Lexington, KY Herald-Leader, February 9, 2007.
>
>Doctors or other professionals who present an employer with a fake
>education degree would be guilty of forgery under a proposed state law
>being pushed by House Democrats.
>
>The bill, which passed the Democratic-controlled House but foundered
>in the Republican-led Senate last year, gained prominence after a
>Herald-Leader series last year documented the cases of three men who
>have been convicted of practicing medicine without a license...
>
>"It's one of the fastest-growing crimes in our country," said
>Democratic Rep. Susan Westrom of Lexington, who is sponsoring House
>Bill 175. "For $400, you can select what you want to be."
>
>Diploma mills, or schools without accreditation that award degrees for
>money and little work, now offer degrees that look so realistic that
>many employers have difficulty discerning their authenticity. For
>example, the state Transportation Cabinet has received applications
>containing seemingly-authentic engineering degrees that later turned
>out to be forgeries, Westrom said.
>
>The entire House Democratic Caucus endorsed the diploma mill bill
>yesterday as part of its "Commitment to Kentucky Families" agenda,
>giving Westrom hope that it will soon become law.
>
>"The federal government is going after the people making the diplomas;
>we're going after those who are presenting the diplomas," Westrom
>said.
Let's hope you aren't looking at serious jail time here Prong
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