Saturday, January 29, 2011

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Innovative revolutions in Credit card technologies

Posted: 28 Jan 2011 10:17 PM PST


Technology updates on Credit cards
The credits cards are normally built with a magnetic strip which upon swiping at ATM or shopping centre will enable transactions. In the conventional cards, there is no facility of display card balance and keypads so on. There are many complaints from card holders of losing their money without their knowledge. This is mainly by the criminals who steal the data of the card using magnetic strip reader or noting down the card details, even cloning of the cards. To overcome these problems and completely preventing the theft or fraud, innovative revolution in the credit card technologies have emerged, some of the key technologies are addressed here.
Credit card with miniature display and keypads
The innovative technology has opened new windows for credit cards with display and keypad features. In these novel cards, the card is embedded with display and keypads so that the users can interact with them. This Credit card embedded authentication device can even provide additional security to prevent bank frauds for the users. These cards feature to display the current balance of the clients. Some card uses a one time pass code to authorize the online and phone transactions. These cards normally have built in batteries which will last for about 4 to 5 years. These programmable credit or master cards has yet to popularize the world for the cashless transactions.
Multi account and dynamic credit cards:
In this, we can store details of many cards and use any one card by choosing the magnetic strip of a particular card. This card also built in with a eInk display which consumes less power and no power if not displaying anything.
The dynamic cards are automatic reprogrammable magnetic strip where we can toggle between strips by using buttons and hide & show the desired credit card numbers with display facilities.
Credit card swipe phone or i-phone:
These phones are built with credit card reader facility where the entire transactions are done with phone. This is mainly useful for those doing micro finance and small business. The reader can be easily plugged into the audio jack. While swiping with this reader, the authentication is done with the mobile phone display.

The Braille Credit Card :
The Braille card specially designed to handle a visually challenged person to know the amount of money that has been charged on their card. The card with its Braille display features the Braille to know the sum that is needed to pay. The card also has an inbuilt miniature speaker which reads aloud the figures for further assistance. This special card can also be used by old aged people who suffer from poor eyesight with the features of built in speakers.

Friday, January 28, 2011

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Polygraph vs No Lie MRI scan as Lie detector

Posted: 27 Jan 2011 10:45 PM PST


Polygraph vs No Lie MRI scan as Lie detector
Lie detectors are normally used for identifying criminals and employee screenings.
Polygraph has been used for a long time as lie detector and the emerging technology in this area is MRI scan technique which is very familiar in the medical arena.
Polygraph uses a couple of sensors for monitoring the pulse, sweating and breathing rate of the person to be tested. However the expert says that the polygraph results are error prone and struggle with its reliability. The main problem with this method is that the interpretation of a polygraph's measurements is very tedious and chance of false identifying the truth tellers. According to an article from ieee spectrum, the false positive rate is a troublingly as high as 30 % and we can detect lies only between 64% to 100% of the time. The experts conclude that the polygraph testing probably works worse in the real world than in the lab.
The MRI scan technique is effectively used as lie detector by examining the brain activities. The prefrontal cortex part of the brain shows unusual activist upon detecting lies. In this process, Under a MRI Scan machine, the person is thrown a series of questions in front of his eyes and his brain is scanned through a special MRI scan. The scanning reports are analyzed.
Only few companies are opening up their store for this purpose worldwide. As MRI scan is so costly compared with polygraph technique, approximately 5000$ per test, it is not so popular among the people. Now a days the courts, law enforcement and business community are the clients of this technique.
Though many techniques may be on the road to test our truthfulness, my opinion is that it is better to be very honest and friendly with others rather than being untruthful person.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

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Input/Output PORTS and TRIS Registers in PIC 16F877

Posted: 21 Jan 2011 08:50 PM PST

Input/Output Ports of PIC 16F877 PIC 16F877 series normally has five input/output ports. They are used for the input/output interfacing with other devices/circuits. Most of these port pins are multiplexed for handling alternate function for peripheral features on the devices. All ports in a PIC chip are bi-directional. When the peripheral action is enabled in [...]

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CCNA Security Official Exam Certification Guide

Posted: 22 Jan 2011 10:14 AM PST

CCNA Security Official Exam Certification Guide  By Michael Watkins, Kevin Wallace. Published by Cisco Press. Series: Exam Certification Guide. ISBN-10: 1-58720-220-4; Published: Jun 24, 2008; Copyright 2008; Dimensions 7-3/8x9-1/8; Pages: 672; Edition: 1st. CCNA Security Certification CCNA Security Certification meets the needs of IT professionals who are responsible...

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Heterocyclic Chemistry : Ebooks

Posted: 22 Jan 2011 10:10 AM PST

Heterocyclic Chemistry Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell (an imprint of John Wiley & Sons Ltd) | ISBN: 1405193654 | edition 2010 | PDF | 718 pages | 10,3 mb Download: http://hotfile.com/dl/97948557/c39ef00/751.rar.html

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

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12V from USB port

Posted: 20 Jan 2011 06:16 AM PST

Description. Using this circuit we can convert 5V DC from the computer USB port to 12V DC and a circuit like this will find a lot of application in USB powered systems. The heart of this circuit is IC LT1618 which is a constant current, constant voltage boost converter. The IC has a wide input [...]

15W Class B audio amplifier

Posted: 20 Jan 2011 02:01 AM PST

Description. The circuit shown here is of a simple Class-B audio amplifier based on opamp TL082, transistors TIP141 and TIP142. LM833 is a dual opamp with high slew rate and low distortion particularly designed for audio applications. This amplifier circuit can deliver 15 watt audio output into an 8 ohm speaker at +12/-12V DC dual [...]

Active crossover circuit

Posted: 19 Jan 2011 10:37 PM PST

Description Crossover circuits are of two types, active and passive. Passive crossover circuit uses passive components only and they are very simple, but they waste a considerable amount of energy and also induce distortion. Active crossovers does not have the above said draw backs and they are a better option for HiFi audio systems. Active [...]

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Anthropomimetic Machines

Posted: 19 Jan 2011 01:09 AM PST

Anthropomimetic Machines The Robotics technology has become highly advanced to such a level that even people who have routine jobs [in industries] are replaced by robots. Though the initial cost of such robots may be high, the overall gain will be huge when compared to manual labour.  To us, robots are just machines with two [...]

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

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Smart Antennas

Posted: 18 Jan 2011 02:21 AM PST

What is a Smart Antenna? Smart Antennas, also known as multiple antennas, adaptive array antennas, and so on is used to increase the efficiency in digital wireless communication systems. It works by taking the advantage of the diversity effect at the transceiver of the wireless system that is the source and the destination. The term [...]

EEPROM/FLASH Memory Organization

Posted: 17 Jan 2011 10:22 PM PST

Take a look at the previous articles. TAKE A LOOK : INTRODUCTION TO PIC 167F877 TAKE A LOOK : PIC 16F877 – ARCHITECTURE AND MEMORY ORGANIZATION TAKE A LOOK : REGISTER MEMORY ORGANIZATION IN PIC 16F877 The data EEPROM and Flash program memory is readable and writable during normal operation by electrically erasing or direct [...]

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Saturday, January 29, 2011

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Innovative revolutions in Credit card technologies

Posted: 28 Jan 2011 10:17 PM PST


Technology updates on Credit cards
The credits cards are normally built with a magnetic strip which upon swiping at ATM or shopping centre will enable transactions. In the conventional cards, there is no facility of display card balance and keypads so on. There are many complaints from card holders of losing their money without their knowledge. This is mainly by the criminals who steal the data of the card using magnetic strip reader or noting down the card details, even cloning of the cards. To overcome these problems and completely preventing the theft or fraud, innovative revolution in the credit card technologies have emerged, some of the key technologies are addressed here.
Credit card with miniature display and keypads
The innovative technology has opened new windows for credit cards with display and keypad features. In these novel cards, the card is embedded with display and keypads so that the users can interact with them. This Credit card embedded authentication device can even provide additional security to prevent bank frauds for the users. These cards feature to display the current balance of the clients. Some card uses a one time pass code to authorize the online and phone transactions. These cards normally have built in batteries which will last for about 4 to 5 years. These programmable credit or master cards has yet to popularize the world for the cashless transactions.
Multi account and dynamic credit cards:
In this, we can store details of many cards and use any one card by choosing the magnetic strip of a particular card. This card also built in with a eInk display which consumes less power and no power if not displaying anything.
The dynamic cards are automatic reprogrammable magnetic strip where we can toggle between strips by using buttons and hide & show the desired credit card numbers with display facilities.
Credit card swipe phone or i-phone:
These phones are built with credit card reader facility where the entire transactions are done with phone. This is mainly useful for those doing micro finance and small business. The reader can be easily plugged into the audio jack. While swiping with this reader, the authentication is done with the mobile phone display.

The Braille Credit Card :
The Braille card specially designed to handle a visually challenged person to know the amount of money that has been charged on their card. The card with its Braille display features the Braille to know the sum that is needed to pay. The card also has an inbuilt miniature speaker which reads aloud the figures for further assistance. This special card can also be used by old aged people who suffer from poor eyesight with the features of built in speakers.

Engineering Projects

Friday, January 28, 2011

Engineering Projects


Polygraph vs No Lie MRI scan as Lie detector

Posted: 27 Jan 2011 10:45 PM PST


Polygraph vs No Lie MRI scan as Lie detector
Lie detectors are normally used for identifying criminals and employee screenings.
Polygraph has been used for a long time as lie detector and the emerging technology in this area is MRI scan technique which is very familiar in the medical arena.
Polygraph uses a couple of sensors for monitoring the pulse, sweating and breathing rate of the person to be tested. However the expert says that the polygraph results are error prone and struggle with its reliability. The main problem with this method is that the interpretation of a polygraph's measurements is very tedious and chance of false identifying the truth tellers. According to an article from ieee spectrum, the false positive rate is a troublingly as high as 30 % and we can detect lies only between 64% to 100% of the time. The experts conclude that the polygraph testing probably works worse in the real world than in the lab.
The MRI scan technique is effectively used as lie detector by examining the brain activities. The prefrontal cortex part of the brain shows unusual activist upon detecting lies. In this process, Under a MRI Scan machine, the person is thrown a series of questions in front of his eyes and his brain is scanned through a special MRI scan. The scanning reports are analyzed.
Only few companies are opening up their store for this purpose worldwide. As MRI scan is so costly compared with polygraph technique, approximately 5000$ per test, it is not so popular among the people. Now a days the courts, law enforcement and business community are the clients of this technique.
Though many techniques may be on the road to test our truthfulness, my opinion is that it is better to be very honest and friendly with others rather than being untruthful person.

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Saturday, January 22, 2011

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Input/Output PORTS and TRIS Registers in PIC 16F877

Posted: 21 Jan 2011 08:50 PM PST

Input/Output Ports of PIC 16F877 PIC 16F877 series normally has five input/output ports. They are used for the input/output interfacing with other devices/circuits. Most of these port pins are multiplexed for handling alternate function for peripheral features on the devices. All ports in a PIC chip are bi-directional. When the peripheral action is enabled in [...]

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Welcome to the world of ENGINEERING...


CCNA Security Official Exam Certification Guide

Posted: 22 Jan 2011 10:14 AM PST

CCNA Security Official Exam Certification Guide  By Michael Watkins, Kevin Wallace. Published by Cisco Press. Series: Exam Certification Guide. ISBN-10: 1-58720-220-4; Published: Jun 24, 2008; Copyright 2008; Dimensions 7-3/8x9-1/8; Pages: 672; Edition: 1st. CCNA Security Certification CCNA Security Certification meets the needs of IT professionals who are responsible...

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Heterocyclic Chemistry : Ebooks

Posted: 22 Jan 2011 10:10 AM PST

Heterocyclic Chemistry Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell (an imprint of John Wiley & Sons Ltd) | ISBN: 1405193654 | edition 2010 | PDF | 718 pages | 10,3 mb Download: http://hotfile.com/dl/97948557/c39ef00/751.rar.html

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

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12V from USB port

Posted: 20 Jan 2011 06:16 AM PST

Description. Using this circuit we can convert 5V DC from the computer USB port to 12V DC and a circuit like this will find a lot of application in USB powered systems. The heart of this circuit is IC LT1618 which is a constant current, constant voltage boost converter. The IC has a wide input [...]

15W Class B audio amplifier

Posted: 20 Jan 2011 02:01 AM PST

Description. The circuit shown here is of a simple Class-B audio amplifier based on opamp TL082, transistors TIP141 and TIP142. LM833 is a dual opamp with high slew rate and low distortion particularly designed for audio applications. This amplifier circuit can deliver 15 watt audio output into an 8 ohm speaker at +12/-12V DC dual [...]

Active crossover circuit

Posted: 19 Jan 2011 10:37 PM PST

Description Crossover circuits are of two types, active and passive. Passive crossover circuit uses passive components only and they are very simple, but they waste a considerable amount of energy and also induce distortion. Active crossovers does not have the above said draw backs and they are a better option for HiFi audio systems. Active [...]

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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Anthropomimetic Machines

Posted: 19 Jan 2011 01:09 AM PST

Anthropomimetic Machines The Robotics technology has become highly advanced to such a level that even people who have routine jobs [in industries] are replaced by robots. Though the initial cost of such robots may be high, the overall gain will be huge when compared to manual labour.  To us, robots are just machines with two [...]

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

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Smart Antennas

Posted: 18 Jan 2011 02:21 AM PST

What is a Smart Antenna? Smart Antennas, also known as multiple antennas, adaptive array antennas, and so on is used to increase the efficiency in digital wireless communication systems. It works by taking the advantage of the diversity effect at the transceiver of the wireless system that is the source and the destination. The term [...]

EEPROM/FLASH Memory Organization

Posted: 17 Jan 2011 10:22 PM PST

Take a look at the previous articles. TAKE A LOOK : INTRODUCTION TO PIC 167F877 TAKE A LOOK : PIC 16F877 – ARCHITECTURE AND MEMORY ORGANIZATION TAKE A LOOK : REGISTER MEMORY ORGANIZATION IN PIC 16F877 The data EEPROM and Flash program memory is readable and writable during normal operation by electrically erasing or direct [...]
 

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