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The distribution of the network backbone from the network operations area to each oor is accomplished using a ber-optic link to provide a high-speed path for the network traf c coming from each oor. Although the ber-optic link is illustrated as being daisy-chained from a switch on one oor to another switch on another oor, this does not necessarily have to be the case. The switches more than likely do have that capability and daisy-chaining would certainly reduce the number of ber optic runs in the wiring closets, but a break in any link can potentially affect more than one oor. Another consideration would be to run direct links from each switch in each of the wiring closets to the switched backbone13 in the network operations area. The wiring to each oor is Category 5 Ethernet cabling. Usually the cabling runs back to the wiring closet, where it is terminated on a patch panel. This permits easy recon guration of network jacks to the network node terminating devices in the wiring closet. Figure 13-8 illustrates the distribution of the Ethernet cabling out from the wiring closet to the devices connected to each network node on the oor.

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Therefore, radial stability requires n < 1; stability in both transverse degrees of freedom simultaneously is assured only if 0 < n < 1.

1.6 GHz, very slightly affected by the variation in the subtending angle of various arc-shaped slots and also about the same as the resonant frequency of the TM11 mode of the case without slots. On the other hand, the second resonant frequency f 2 is signi cantly decreased with increasing , and is much lower than the resonant frequency of the unperturbed TM12 mode of the case without slots. The feed positions are insensitive to various arc-shaped slots introduced in the present design and xed at d p = 12 mm from the patch center. The frequency ratio f 2 / f 1 of the two operating frequencies is within the range 1.38 1.58. Figure 4.12 plots the measured radiation patterns for the two operating frequencies for the case with = 100 . These two operating frequencies have the same polarization planes and similar radiation patterns. Good cross-polarization radiation is observed for the two operating frequencies. Dual-frequency operation can be obtained with a single arc-shaped slot embedded in a circular patch [12]. In Figure 4.13, the dual-frequency design of an insetmicrostrip-line-fed circular microstrip antenna with a single arc-shaped slot is presented. The arc-shaped slot is also centered with respect to the x axis and subtended by an angle . The inset-microstrip line has a characteristic impedance of 50 , and the length of the microstrip line inset into the circular patch is . This design is very suitable for integration with coplanar microwave circuitry. The application of this

The ef ciency of an ampli er is limited by the saturation of the output power because of nonlinear voltage- and current-limiting phenomena. Before, the nonlinear behaviour was so strong as to cause output power saturation; however, the distortion can be so high as to degrade the quality of the signal beyond acceptable levels. Therefore, distortion must be de ned and evaluated, and usually is one of the design speci cations of a power ampli er. For a single-tone signal, a meaningful gure of merit of distortion is the harmonic content of the output signal. It is expressed as HD 2 = Pout (2f0 ) Pout (f0 ) HD 3 = Pout (3f0 ) Pout (f0 ) (4.23)

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