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This book stresses the connection between, and the applications of, design theory to graphs and codes. Beginning with a brief introduction to design theory and the necessary background, the book also provides relevant topics for discussion from the theory of graphs and codes.

The IEC-786 is a high performance Closed Caption Decoder for the NTSC system. It is capable of processing and displaying all standard line 21 closed caption format transmissions. This includes the codes specified by the FCC Report and Order on General Docket No. 91-1 and EIA-608 recommended practices for Captions, Text and XDS in field 2. Nine standard data channels are supported by the IEC-786: Caption channels 1 through 4 (CC1- CC4), Text modes 1 through 4 (T1 through T4) and Extended Data Services (XDS). The various operating modes are selectable from four front panel switches. Designed with the professional user in mind, the IEC-786 processes composite baseband video.It features a high impedance looping input and two composite video outputs. A complementary differential input amplifier assures high common mode rejection while its phase-linear keyer cleanly inserts decoded characters into the video image. Differential gain and phase are well within 0.1% and 0.1deg. respectively. Packaged in LINK's compact 700 Series chassis, the IEC-786 is both rugged and reliable. If desired, it may be rack mounted along side two other 700 Series units of any mix. In addition, the IEC-786 is backed by a standard 10-year warranty. High performance, flexibility and economy are equally represented in the IEC-786 Closed Caption Decoder.

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The PTC-892 Closed Caption Encoder/Decoder, a sophisticated product from Link Electronics, is an advanced solution for inserting, decoding, and recovering caption text data for NTSC/PAL signals. This high-tech device is compatible with a variety of signals, including composite, Y/C, S-video, RGB, and YUV I. Designed for optimal functionality, the PTC-892 allows for caption text to be encoded in either field of the Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI). The inserted data can be displayed as open captions through the decoder output(s). Additionally, it can recover caption data from either field of the VBI on the incoming or outgoing video, making it an innovative tool for broadcasting applications.The PTC-892 stands out with its ability to perform encoding, decoding, and data recovery simultaneously. These functions can be controlled either through the front panel menus or by serial communications. It features inputs and outputs for both I analog, including composite, Y/C, S-video, YUV, and RGB.In case of power loss, the PTC-892 has a feature that bypasses the composite analog I, ensuring uninterrupted operation. It also incorporates a weather-lift feature that moves the caption up to 4 lines when a contact-closure is detected on its GPI input. This feature is designed to ensure that captions do not interfere with emergency crawls, in compliance with FCC requirements.The PTC-892 offers remote captioning through its dual serial communication ports, allowing for multiple encoders to be controlled at once. It also features a front panel with LEDs that display the unit status, including NTSC/PAL detection, modem status, encode on/off, video presence detection, negative pedestal on/off, serial data detection, and LTC detection.This state-of-the-art encoder/decoder is V-chip technology compliant and TSID ready, with the ability to interweave "VChip" data with existing line 21 closed captioning data. It also includes a Longitudinal Time Code (LTC) input for precise caption timing with the video. The front panel Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) and a rotary optical encoder provide easy selection of various operating set-up functions. In summary, the PTC-892 Closed Caption Encoder/Decoder is a versatile, high-quality product that offers a comprehensive solution for encoding and decoding closed caption signals in television broadcasting.

Enhance your video production capabilities with the PCE-845 Closed Caption Encoder, a sophisticated and high-tech solution for embedding closed caption and text data into your video signals. This state-of-the-art encoder is expertly designed to insert four distinct channels of data into the vertical interval of line 21, field one of the NTSC signal. These channels include Caption Channel One, Caption Channel Two, Text Channel One, and Text Channel Two, ensuring a comprehensive captioning experience.The innovative PCE-845 goes beyond the basics by also processing data on Line 21 of field two, adhering to the latest FCC specifications for closed captioning. With future-proofing in mind, the PCE-845 is equipped to handle data insertion on lines 10 through 25, with a simple internal jumper to select the correct line placement.Compatibility is key, and the PCE-845 excels with its ability to work seamlessly with both NTSC and PAL systems. For PAL closed captioning, data is typically inserted on Line 22 of field one. The unit's versatility is further enhanced by its dual voltage operation, accommodating 115/240VAC at 50/60Hz, with internal selection for global use.The PCE-845 offers a range of input signal options, including composite video, S/VHS, or component video (Y, R-Y, B-Y), and boasts two composite video outputs. When using a component format, the encoder meticulously matches the delay of each signal path to ensure a transparent throughput that maintains the integrity of your video.Advanced connectivity is provided through an RS-232C Input/output data port on the rear panel, supporting baud rates from 600 to 4800 (jumper selected). A secondary data port is available for connecting an external modem. The encoder's front panel features a "TEST" switch that generates a test message on line 21, verifying the encoder's proper functionality.For added convenience, the PCE-845 allows for both local and remote caption data reception through simultaneous connections to a modem and computer. Operational status is easily monitored with two front panel LEDs that indicate activity in field one or field two, along with additional indicators for input video and RS-232 presence.The encoder also offers a user-friendly by-pass mode, which can be activated from the front panel, through software commands, or via remote control. This mode is designed to be transparent, ensuring that the video signal remains glitch-free when selected.With the PCE-845 Closed Caption Encoder, professionals in the broadcast, post-production, and video editing industries can achieve advanced and accurate closed captioning, making their content accessible and compliant with regulatory standards.

Experience the advanced functionality and sophisticated design of the PCE-845D Closed Caption Encoder with Decoder, a high-quality, professional-grade tool for inserting and decoding closed caption and text data on line 21 of NTSC signals. This state-of-the-art device is capable of inserting four channels of data multiplexed into the vertical interval on line 21 of field one, including Caption Channel One, Caption Channel Two, Text Channel One, and Text Channel Two.The PCE-845D goes beyond standard requirements, processing data on Line 21 of field two to comply with revised FCC specifications. Future-proof your operations with this device's ability to insert data on lines 10 through 25, selectable via a single internal jumper for correct line placement.Enjoy the versatility of this encoder, compatible with PAL closed caption systems, typically inserting caption data on Line 22 of field one. The unit operates optimally on line voltage of 115/240VAC, 50/60Hz, internally selected. It accepts composite video, S/VHS, or Y, R-Y, B-Y input signals, with a rear toggle switch for easy transition between composite and S/VHS.The PCE-845D offers one composite closed caption video output and one open caption output, ensuring transparent throughput when a component format is used, thanks to the careful matching of each signal path's delay. An RS-232C Input/output data port is conveniently located on the rear panel, operating from 600 to 4800 baud (jumper selected). A second data port can accommodate an external modem for added flexibility.Monitor the encoder's operation with ease using the front panel's "TEST" switch, which places a test message on line 21 to confirm proper operation. Connect a modem and computer simultaneously to the PCE-845D to receive local and remote caption data. Two front panel LED's indicate operation in field one or field two, while other status indicators confirm the presence of input video and RS-232. Choose by-pass mode from the front panel, by software commands, or via remote control for a transparent and glitch-free video signal.

While the PDR-885 primarily serves as a sophisticated Closed Caption Encoder with an integrated Decoder for embedding caption and text data into Line 21 of the NTSC signal, its capabilities extend far beyond this essential function. This advanced unit offers the flexibility to insert Caption and Text data into either field of the Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI), enhancing its utility for professional broadcast applications.Moreover, the PDR-885 is equipped with the ability to recover data from the incoming video signal from either field of the VBI. This high-tech feature allows for the display of Open Captions through the built-in Closed Caption Decoder, and the data can be captured by a computer via the PDR-885's serial data port. This seamless integration of Encoding, Decoding, and Data Recovery functions can be performed concurrently, ensuring a reliable and efficient workflow for users.The unit's video data path is engineered to near perfection, with differential phase and gain errors impressively low at less than 0.1 degrees and 0.1% respectively. The video bandwidth exceeds 26MHz, while the Signal to Noise ratio surpasses 60dB, ensuring high-quality video output. The PDR-885 provides versatile connectivity options with inputs and outputs for composite NTSC video, Component (RY/B-Y/Y), and S-Video.For instances where composite video is utilized, a high-performance relay ensures power-off bypass of the program video, maintaining signal integrity. Remote captioning is facilitated through a secondary serial port designed for modem input, expanding the unit's operational reach. Both serial ports can be configured for RS-232 or RS-422 I/O, with an optional plug-in PCB, and an internal jumper allows for baud rate selections from 1200 to 9600 bps.The PDR-885 is designed to accommodate both local and remote caption data processing, with the capability to connect a modem and computer simultaneously, though only one can be active at a time. User interaction is streamlined with front panel LED indicators that display the unit's status and signal the presence of data on the incoming video. Additionally, a pair of front panel push-buttons enables users to execute an encoded test message or to switch the unit into bypass mode.Prepared for future advancements, the PDR-885 is ready for V-Chip technology integration, which will empower parents to filter out television programming they deem inappropriate. LINK Electronics is at the forefront of this innovation, embedding the technology into the firmware of the PDR-885. The device adeptly manages the automatic repetition of "V-Chip" data and can interleave it with existing Line 21 Closed Caption data. An optional plug-in modem, supporting 1200 or 2400 baud, is available to enhance the unit's capabilities further.The PDR-885 stands out as a versatile and efficient solution for encoding and decoding analog signals, backed by the reputable brand Link Electronics, known for its commitment to producing...

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Chinese Link, 2e provides a practical, learner-centered and enjoyable language and cultural learning experience for beginning students of Chinese, as well as an efficient and comprehensive teaching resource for instructors.   This best-selling text takes care to introduce and explain grammar points clearly and systematically, yet not in a fashion that would be overwhelming to beginners. In keeping with the communicative focus of the text, grammar points are related to communicative task-oriented content. The textbook presents both traditional (complex) and simplified versions of Chinese characters, since learners will encounter both forms during their course of study or in travel abroad.  Photographs and drawings make the text vivid and eye-catching, and to provide visual cues to aid in communicative exercises and activities. And the Video Program to accompany the “Language in Use” sections enhances the in-text dialogues by presenting them in authentic settings. 

Personal Financial Management: from College to Career, 5th Edition is a unique book written specifically for young adults and families concerned about the complex financial world they face as they begin their careers and lives together.  It was originally published as a companion text for an upper division course taught by Mr. Selinger at the University of California at Berkeley, sponsored by the Haas School of Business.  It is easily read and understood by both business and non-business majors.  The recently printed "5th Edition" includes updated information about credit cards, debit cards, student loan debt, credit reports, FICO scoring, identity theft, the impact of love and money in a relationship, the ways to buy a house or car, personal taxes, IRAs, 401k plans, endless investment options, in stocks, bonds and mutual funds, soaring medical and retirement costs, and much more

Supervision: Key Link to Productivity 11e by Rue, Ibrahim, and Byars is a solid text written for student appeal in terms of its approach and readability. The Eleventh Edition retains its accessible writing style. The active learning approach emphasizes productivity by featuring an applications section at the end of every chapter. The content comes alive for students as they are encouraged to apply key concepts.

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In this 3 in 1 collection, we united three books by Washington including Washington’s most known book, Up from Slavery, and a small fourth one. The other books included are The Negro Problem, a collection of essays by prominent black American writers, The Future of the American Negro, and a short text about the history of slavery (originally The Story of Slavery), which was included as an appendix.  

Chinese Link, 2e provides a practical, learner-centered and enjoyable language and cultural learning experience for beginning students of Chinese, as well as an efficient and comprehensive teaching resource for instructors.   This best-selling text takes care to introduce and explain grammar points clearly and systematically, yet not in a fashion that would be overwhelming to beginners. In keeping with the communicative focus of the text, grammar points are related to communicative task-oriented content. The textbook presents both traditional (complex) and simplified versions of Chinese characters, since learners will encounter both forms during their course of study or in travel abroad.  Photographs and drawings make the text vivid and eye-catching, and to provide visual cues to aid in communicative exercises and activities. And the Video Program to accompany the “Language in Use” sections enhances the in-text dialogues by presenting them in authentic settings. 

Wine has always been a part of popular medicine. Bacchic Medicine analyses the historical role of wine in the treatment of disease and preservation of health. The Hippocratic texts gave wine therapy a canonical statement over two millennia ago; but the nineteenth century was the golden age of alcohol and wine therapy. The Germans and the British gave us early canons of wine therapy and, heavily endowed with wine cultural capital, the French followed. But like all therapies, alcohol and wine therapies were not without danger and some of the ‘iatrogenic' tales are still with us. In the twentieth century, many doctors rallied to the defence of wine both as a substitute for more dangerous alcoholic drinks and as an efficacious medicament, with an impressive case for the efficacy of wine in fighting bacteria, heart disease and cancer. New science based on animal models and ionic theory fortified their arguments. According to the controversial ‘French Paradox', wine drinking makes it possible for a population to enjoy a high fat diet yet suffer little. Bacchic Medicine also discusses the contemporary debate over the role of alcohol and wine in preventive medicine.

Chinese Link, 2e provides a practical, learner-centered and enjoyable language and cultural learning experience for beginning students of Chinese, as well as an efficient and comprehensive teaching resource for instructors.   This best-selling text takes care to introduce and explain grammar points clearly and systematically, yet not in a fashion that would be overwhelming to beginners. In keeping with the communicative focus of the text, grammar points are related to communicative task-oriented content. The textbook presents both traditional (complex) and simplified versions of Chinese characters, since learners will encounter both forms during their course of study or in travel abroad.  Photographs and drawings make the text vivid and eye-catching, and to provide visual cues to aid in communicative exercises and activities. And the Video Program to accompany the “Language in Use” sections enhances the in-text dialogues by presenting them in authentic settings. 

Chinese Link, 2e provides a practical, learner-centered and enjoyable language and cultural learning experience for beginning students of Chinese, as well as an efficient and comprehensive teaching resource for instructors.   This best-selling text takes care to introduce and explain grammar points clearly and systematically, yet not in a fashion that would be overwhelming to beginners. In keeping with the communicative focus of the text, grammar points are related to communicative task-oriented content. The textbook presents both traditional (complex) and simplified versions of Chinese characters, since learners will encounter both forms during their course of study or in travel abroad.  Photographs and drawings make the text vivid and eye-catching, and to provide visual cues to aid in communicative exercises and activities. And the Video Program to accompany the “Language in Use” sections enhances the in-text dialogues by presenting them in authentic settings. 

tions is not possible without first putting the problem into a wider con­ text. Consequently, before proceeding with detailed critical topical cov­ erage of individual biomass energy sources, uses, and effects, I will extend this preface with a few pages of rather personal reflections (I will use the same device in closing the book: after providing concise topical summaries in Chapter 8, I will conclude with some essayistic musings on renewable energetics, plants, people, and a scientist's responsibility). Interest in biomass energies is just a part of a broader global trend toward renewable energetics, a trend which has evolved speedily after the crude oil price escalation started in 1973. Yet one must be reminded that for the rich countries fossil fuels are, and for a long period shall remain, the foundation of an affluent civilization, while throughout the poor world the reliance of most people on biomass energies for everyday subsistence has brought many damaging environmental and social ef­ fects; that the reality of sharp price rises for crude oil (actually not so sharp once adjusted for inflation) should not be misconstrued as an "energy crisis"; that the rise of renew abies and the claims made on their behalf by countless enthusiasts look so much better on paper than in reality; and that the potential of biomass energies, an essential ingre­ dient of renewable scenarios, has been judged more with proselytizing zeal than with critical detachment.

Mesopotamian mathematics is known from a great number of cuneiform texts, most of them Old Babylonian, some Late Babylonian or pre-Old-Babylonian, and has been intensively studied during the last couple of decades. In contrast to this Egyptian mathematics is known from only a small number of papyrus texts, and the few books and papers that have been written about Egyptian mathematical papyri have mostly reiterated the same old presentations and interpretations of the texts.In this book, it is shown that the methods developed by the author for the close study of mathematical cuneiform texts can also be successfully applied to all kinds of Egyptian mathematical texts, hieratic, demotic, or Greek-Egyptian. At the same time, comparisons of a large number of individual Egyptian mathematical exercises with Babylonian parallels yield many new insights into the nature of Egyptian mathematics and show that Egyptian and Babylonian mathematics display greater similarities than expected.