Laws of robotics

Lux Candela + decay - decay Illuminance Luminous Intensity positron decay, proton to neutron
gamma radiation, lowering binding energy

Pull up torque Pull down torque Thin Film IC Thick Film IC Fast Fuse Standard Fuse

Rest to Max speed Synchronous speed

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

Sputtering materials / ceramic substrate

Modern Industrial Robots

Screening opens very quickly Automobiles, lighting circuits

T Flip-Flop D Flip-Flop

JK + inverter JK tagged
positive to negative negative to positive Diamagnetic Paramagnetic Ferromagnetic

multi-functional gold 0.0034 servo-controlled silver Resonant 0.0038 Circuit programmable Theorem equivalent circuit Series Acceptor Norton current Parallel Rejector Thevenin voltage peak factor peak value peak-rms 1.73 1.4142 1 Perigee Apogee 0.5 0.577 0.707

temperature resistance coefficient

Conventional flow Electron Flow Multi-meter Analog Digital

triangular wave sine wave rectangular wave elements Hydrogen, Air Oxygen Cobalt Inductive capacitive

% error 1-3% 0.01%

RFID

permeability <1 >1 >>> 1

Nearest to earth Farthest from earth

ERP Permit proximity readers 500 mW P 100 Low power 2W or 4W EIRP P 300 High power Ionic Bond Electron are transferred Covalent Bond Electron are Shared

Front porch before sync pulse Back porch after sync pulse current lags voltage by less than 90 degrees current leads by 90 degrees

2 classes of Test Equipment

GPETE SPETE General Purpose Test Equipment Special Purpose Test Equipment

Temperature Coefficient of resistance

Conductor Semiconductor Insulator Eureka Positive Negative Negative Almost Zero

Strobotron Lamp
flashing rate < 5000 rpm > 5000 rpm

RFID tag classification

Maintenance
Preventive Corrective Checks equipment if functioning properly Replace and corrects parts

Active long distance life span Passive close proximity 250 hours 100 hours frequency measurements application mechanical - rotation tachometer electrical-output tuned circuit

Bolometer
Barretter Thermistor resistance increases, dissipated power increases resistance decreases, power increases
Sale of unregistered RFID proximity readers illegal acquisition of RFID reader Sale of illegal acquired RFID Selling of RFID proximity readers by non-NTC accredited radio dealers/manufacturers

Stability for Oscillator

Amplitude Stability Frequency Stability
Pesos per unit (with forfeiture of equipment)

Pesos 1,000/1,000 tags 1,000/1,000 units 100 / 1,000 units

5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 -

Non-registration of imported RFID readers within 5 days from release from Customs Imported RFID tags shall covered by Permit to Import to be issued upon payment of permit fee