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UG506:Si82xx-EVBSi82XX E VALUATION B OARD U SER’S G UIDE1. IntroductionThe Si823x isolated driver family combines two independent isolated drivers into a single package. The Si8230/1/3/4 are high-side/low-side drivers, and the Si8232/5/6 are dual drivers. Versions with peak output currents of 0.5A (Si8230/1/2) and 4.0A (Si8233/4/5/6) are available. The Si8220/21 is a high-performance functional upgrade for opto-coupled drivers, such as the HCPL-3120 and the HPCL-0302 providing 2.5A of peak output current. These ISOdrivers utilize Skyworks' proprietary silicon isolation technology, which provides a choice of 2.5, 3.75, or 5.0kVrms withstand voltages. All drivers operate with a maximum output supply voltage of 24V. High integration, low propagation delay, small installed size, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness make the family ideal for a wide range of isolated MOSFET/IGBT gate drive applications.The Si82xx evaluation board allows designers to evaluate Skyworks’ family of ISOdrivers. The boards come populated with 5kVrms versions of the Si8220, Si8233, Si8234, and Si8235. The board includes land pads for common surface mount and through-hole packaged FET/IGBT power transistors. The board also includes patch area for additional prototyping that can be used to accommodate any load configuration a designer might need to evaluate. For more ISOdriver information, visit Skyworks web site at /products/isolation. The product data sheet and numerous application notes can be referenced to help facilitate designs.UG506:Si82xx-EVB2SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************•2. Kit ContentsThe Si82xx Evaluation Kit contains the following items:⏹ Si82xx-based evaluation board (Si82xx-EVB) shown in Figure1.⏹ Si8220, Opto-input,2.5A, 5kV ISOdriver ⏹ Si8233, 2-input, 4A, 5kV, High-Side/Low-Side ISOdriver ⏹ Si8234, PWM-input, 4A, 5kV High-Side/Low-Side ISOdriver ⏹ Si8235, 2-input, 4A, 5kV Dual ISOdriverFigure 1.Si82xx Evaluation Board OverviewUG506:Si82xx-EVB 3. Si82xx ISOdriver Board OverviewThe Si82xx evaluation board is populated with the following ISOdrivers:⏹ Si8220 in wide-body SOIC-16 package, opto-input, 2.5A, 5kV ISOdriver⏹ Si8233 in wide-body SOIC-16 package, 2-input, 4A, 5kV High-Side/Low-Side ISOdriver⏹ Si8234 in wide-body SOIC-16 package, PWM-input, 4A, 5kV High-Side/Low-Side ISOdriver⏹ Si8235 in wide-body SOIC-16 package, 2-input, 4A, 5kV Dual ISOdriver⏹ High-side and low-side land pads for surface mount packaged FET/IGBT power transistors (not populated)⏹ High-side and low-side land pads for through-hole packaged FET/IGBT power transistors (not populated)⏹ Patch areaThe Si82xx board is four separate evaluation boards in one, with each section featuring a different ISOdriver (Si8220, Si8233, Si8234, or Si8235). Each section is isolated from the other sections and requires its own power supplies to power the given section's ISOdriver. Each section's ISOdriver is designed to be powered separately with input supplies for VDDI (5.5V, 500mA) and output supplies for VDDA, VDDB, or VDD up to 24V. The user is expected to connect their desired drive-trane topology and load to the outputs of the appropriate ISOdriver and the patch area. Figure2 shows a silkscreen overview of the board.Please note the voltage rating for the prepopulated components in the Si82xx BOM section of this document before applying power to the ISOdriver and customer specific driver-trane. Applying a voltage to a component that is higher than its rating can cause permanent device damage. If the install components do not meet the user's requirements, these components need to be replaced before proceeding. Moreover, if a user wants to evaluate an ISOdriver in a wide-body package other than the ones populated, this can be accomplished by removing the footprint-compatible device installed on the evaluation board and replacing it with the desired footprint-compatible ISOdriver.SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************•3UG506:Si82xx-EVB4SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************•Figure 2.Si82xx Evaluation Board SilkscreenUG506:Si82xx-EVBSkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************• 53.1. Si82xx ISOdriver Board TestFigure 3 illustrates the Si8234 with VDDI powered from 5V and VDDA and VDDB powered from 15V. A 10kHz signal is applied to the Si8234's PWM input. As shown, the Si8234 transmits a 10kHz signal to VOA and VOB (Channel 3 illustrates VOA output, and Channel 2 illustrates VOB output). Note that VOA and VOB are 180° out of phase, as would be expected of a PWM driver. In this setup, no drive-trane was connected to the outputs (VOA and VOB) of the Si8234. Nevertheless, the potentiometer, R35, can be adjusted to dynamically change the dead-time of the Si8234 if desired. Duplicating this setup is an excellent test to become familiar with the evaluation board. To repeat this test, perform the following steps:1.Install a shunting jumper to J12 (Position 1, 2).2.Install a shunting jumper to J14.3.Install a shunting jumper to J11.4.Install a shunting jumper to J13.5.Connect a 5Vp-p square wave to P7.6.Connect a 5V (100mA) supply to P9.7.Connect a 15V (100mA) supply to P14.8.Connect a 15V (100mA) supply to P15.9.Connect a scope probe to TP9 to view VOA.10.Connect a scope probe to TP11 to view VOB.Figure 3.Si8234 PWM OutputsUG506:Si82xx-EVB6SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************•4. Si82xx Evaluation Board SchematicsFigure 4.Si82xx Evaluation Board Schematic (1 of 4)UG506:Si82xx-EVBSkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************• 7Figure 5.Si82xx Evaluation Board Schematic (2 of 4)UG506:Si82xx-EVB8SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************•Figure 6.Si82xx Evaluation Board Schematic (3 of 4)UG506:Si82xx-EVBSkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************• 9Figure 7.Si82xx Evaluation Board Schematic (4 of 4)UG506:Si82xx-EVB10SkyworksSolutions,Inc.•Phone[781]376-3000•Fax[781]376-3100•*********************• 5. Si82xx Evaluation Board LayoutFigure 8.Si82xx Top LayerFigure9.Si82xx Bottom Layer6. Bill of MaterialsTable 1. Si82xx-EVB Bill of MaterialsItem Qty Ref Part Number Mfr Description110C1,C4–5,C8–9, C12,C22, C24,C26, C28311-1140-2-ND Digikey Cap, 0.1µF, X7R, Ceramic, 50V, 0805,±10%, or eq, RoHS22C7, C11PCC2249CT-ND Digikey Cap 1.0µF, X5R, Ceramic, 0805, 16V,±10%, or eq, RoHS31C3 PCC1893CT-ND Digikey Cap 1.0µF, X7R, Ceramic, 1206, 25V,±10%, or eq, RoHS43C2, C6, C20 490-1809-1-ND Digikey Cap 4.7µF, X7R, Ceramic, 1206, 25V,±10%, or eq, RoHS54C23, C25,C27, C29490-1809-1-ND Digikey Cap 4.7µF, X7R, Ceramic, 1206, 25V,±10%, or eq, RoHS, no-pop67C10,C14–19CAP 0805Digikey Cap, NO POP, 0805, or eq, RoHS77Q3–4,Q7–8,Q11–12,Q15D2-PAK-NO-POP D2-pak-no-pop D2-PAK-NO-POP or eq, RoHS84D1–3, D7US1K-FDICT-ND Digikey Diode, SW ULT FAST, 1A, 800V, SMA,RoHS925J2–7, J9–11, J13–17,J19–25,J56–57,J74–75S1011E-02-ND Digikey Stake Header, 1X2, 0.1"CTR, Gold,or eq, RoHS10112J26–55,J58–73,J76–78,J80–139,J168–169,J171NO-POP None No-pop, RoHS114J1, J8, J12,J18S2011E-02-ND Digikey Stake Header, 2X2, 0.1"CTR, Gold, OREq, RoHS122R23, R3592W-104LF-ND Digikey Pot, 100kΩ, Res, 3/8" SQ CERM SL,MT, TOP ADJ, ±10%, OR EQ, RoHS 131R42P100ACT-ND Digikey Res, 100Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W, ±5%, OREQ, RoHS143R1, R12, R24P10.0KCCT-ND Digikey Res, 10.0k Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W,±1%, or eq, RoHS 151R39311-237CRCT-ND Digikey Res 237Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W,±1%, or eq, RoHS 161R41311-330ARCT-ND Digikey Res, 330Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W,±5%, or eq, RoHS 175R9, R11, R20, R22, R32RHM470ACT-NDDigikeyRes, 470Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W,±5%, or eq, RoHS 186R8, R10, R19, R21, R31, R40P49.9CCT-ND DigikeyRes, 49.9Ω, SMT, 0805, 1/8W,±1%, or eq 1921R2–7, R13–18, R25–30, R36–38NO POP DigikeyRes, no pop, SMT, 0805, or eq, RoHS201U4Si8220BD-D-IS Skyworks IC, 2.5A, 5kV, ISOdrivers with OptoInput, RoHS 211U2Si8233BD-D-IS Skyworks 4.0A, 5kV, ISOdrivers, RoHS 221U3Si8234BD-D-IS Skyworks IC, 4.0A, 5kV, ISOdrivers, RoHS 231U1Si8235BD-D-IS Skyworks IC, 4.0A, 5kV, ISOdrivers, RoHS 244RF1–4SJ5744-0-ND Digikey Bumpon protective, bumper, Silicone, oreq, RoHS 2514TP1–11, TP13, TP15–16No PopDigikeyTest point, PC compact, no pop, or eq,RoHS267Q1–2, Q5–6, Q9–10, Q13TO220-NO-POP To220-no-popTO220-no-pop, or eq, RoHS2713P2–3, P5–15277-1236-ND Digikey Conn Term Block, 5.08mm ctrs, PCB,2 POS, RoHS 282P1, P4 277-1249-ND Digikey Conn Term Block, 5.08mm ctrs, PCB,4 POS, RoHS291Q14ZXM61N02FCT-NDDigikeyMosfet, N-Chan, 20V, 1.7A,SOT23-3, RoHSTable 1. Si82xx-EVB Bill of Materials (Continued)Item Qty Ref Part Number Mfr Description7. Ordering GuideTable 2. Si82xx Evaluation Board Ordering Guide Ordering Part Number (OPN)DescriptionSi82xx-KIT Si82xx CMOS ISOdriver evaluation board kitN OTES:Replace this page in the pdf version of this datasheet with the Skyworks copyright page(skyworks_lastpage_general.pdf).。

Computer Modelling Group, Inc.培训讲义使用建立、运算并分析“STARS 水驱” 油藏模拟模型Builder 2008.10 STARS 2008.10&目录用BUILDER 2008.10创建一个黑油模型 (3)启动CMG主界面 3打开BUILDER 3创建模拟网格 3定义模型的孔隙度和渗透率 6创建PVT 数据7创建相对渗透率数据8创建初始条件9创建井轨迹和导入射孔文件 (9)添加历史生产数据 (12)创建月度生产/注入动态数据12 创建历史拟合文件(*.fhf) 13 井定义和约束条件13往重启动文件中写入重启动信息 (15)运行STARS 数据体 (15)用Results Graph 查看模拟结果 (16)在历史数据的基础上启动预测运算 (17)用BUILDER 2008.10创建一个黑油模型在你硬盘上创建一个工作目录，把与该指南相关的图放在该目录下。

启动CMG 主界面(桌面上的图标或者开始/程序/CMG/Launcher) ∙选择菜单项Projects,然后Add Project∙浏览并选择存储图文件的目录∙工程命名为Tutorial∙点击确定回到主界面∙现在你应该能看到工作目录打开BUILDER 2008.10 (双击图标)∙选择：STARS Simulator, SI Units, Single PorosityStarting date 1991-01-01∙点击2次确定创建模拟网格(构造数据)∙点击File (位于左上角的菜单栏)，然后Open Map File∙选择Map Type –Atlas Boundary format，x/y坐标系的单位为m ∙点击Browse按钮选择并导入构造顶部文件To10flt.bna∙点击确定∙点击窗口最大化按钮（窗口右上角的方块）使窗口最大化，以方便观察∙点击Reservoir (位于菜单栏)∙选择Orthogonal Corner Point定义网格为25(I-方向) x 35(J-方向x 4 (K-方向)。

VPL Tutorial 1 - Hello WorldThis tutorial is the classic introduction for most programming languages that displays the words "Hello World". Using Microsoft Visual Programming Language, you can do this with two activity blocks: a Data block and the Simple Dialog block.This tutorial is provided in the Microsoft Visual Programming Language (VPL) language. You can find the project files for this tutorial at the following location under the Microsoft Robotics Studio installation folder:Sample locationSamples\VPLTutorials\Tutorial1This tutorial teaches you how to:Create a Hello Word Diagram in VPLPrerequisitesHardwareThis tutorial requires no special hardware.SoftwareThis tutorial is designed for use with Microsoft Visual Programming Language (VPL) which is included as part of the Microsoft Robotics Studio.Create a Hello Word Diagram in VPLTo run VPL, from the Start menu select All Programs and then click on Visual Programming Language under the Microsoft Robotics Studio folder.Create a new project by selecting New from the File menu. Now insert (double-click or drag and drop) a Data activity from the Basic Activities toolbox. Select string from the dropdown list. Click in the text box of the Data block and type in Hello World.Now insert a Simple Dialog activity, by dragging one from the Services toolbox and place it to the right of the Data activity block. (Remember that to save time looking a service, you can type in the name of what you are looking for into the top of the toolbox and it will display any matching activities.)Now drag a link starting from the output connection pin of the Data block onto the Simple Dialog block. The Connections dialog box automatically opens. Select DataValue in the first list and Alert Dialog in the second list, then click OK.The Data Connections dialog box opens. In the dropdown list, choose value.This tells VPL that you want to apply the value of the Data activity to the message text for the Alert form of this dialog.Your diagram should now look like the following.Now select the Run command on the Run menu (or press F5). If you haven't saved your project yet, VPL opens the Save dialog. Enter a name for your project and click Save. VPL now proceeds to run your application. If you get a message asking whether to unblock the application, select Unblock.What you should see is a simple alert dialog box appears with the text, Hello World, in it.To stop your application, click the Stop button in the Run dialog that VPL displays. You have now completed your first application in VPL. Try VPL Tutorial 2 - Incrementing a Value to learn more about VPL and its dataflow control activities. SummaryIn this tutorial, you learned how to:Create a Hello Word Diagram in VPLVPL教程1: Hello world这个显示Hello world的教程是在大多数的程序设计语言中都有的经典的介绍。

Package‘srm’November3,2022Type PackageTitle Structural Equation Modeling for the Social Relations ModelVersion0.4-26Date2022-11-0310:20:31Author Steffen Nestler[aut],Alexander Robitzsch[aut,cre],Oliver Luedtke[aut]Maintainer Alexander Robitzsch<**********************.de>Description Provides functionality for structural equation modeling forthe social relations model(Kenny&La V oie,1984;<doi:10.1016/S0065-2601(08)60144-6>;Warner,Kenny,&Soto,1979,<doi:10.1037/0022-3514.37.10.1742>).Maximum likelihoodestimation(Gill&Swartz,2001,<doi:10.2307/3316080>;Nestler,2018,<doi:10.3102/1076998617741106>)andleast squares estimation is supported(Bond&Malloy,2018,<doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-811967-9.00014-X>).Depends R(>=3.1)Imports Rcpp,stats,utilsEnhances amen,TripleRLinkingTo Rcpp,RcppArmadilloLicense GPL(>=2)URL https:///alexanderrobitzsch/srm,https:///site/alexanderrobitzsch2/softwareNeedsCompilation yesRepository CRANDate/Publication2022-11-0310:00:02UTCR topics documented:srm-package (2)data.back (3)12srm-package data.bm (3)data.srm (4)HallmarkKenny (5)Kenzer (6)Malzer (6)srm (7)srm_arbsrm (11)Warner (12)Zero (13)Index15 srm-package Structural Equation Modeling for the Social Relations ModelDescriptionProvides functionality for structural equation modeling for the social relations model(Kenny&La V oie,1984;<doi:10.1016/S0065-2601(08)60144-6>;Warner,Kenny,&Soto,1979,<doi:10.1037/0022-3514.37.10.1742>).Maximum likelihood estimation(Gill&Swartz,2001,<doi:10.2307/3316080>;Nestler,2018,<doi:10.3102/1076998617741106>)and least squares estimation is supported(Bond &Malloy,2018,<doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-811967-9.00014-X>).Author(s)Steffen Nestler[aut],Alexander Robitzsch[aut,cre],Oliver Luedtke[aut]Maintainer:Alexander Robitzsch<**********************.de>ReferencesBond,C.F.,&Malloy,T.E.(2018a).Social relations analysis of dyadic data structure:The gen-eral case.In T.E.Malloy.Social relations modeling of behavior in dyads and groups(Ch.14).Academic Press.doi:10.1016/B9780128119679.00014XGill,P.S.,&Swartz,T.B.(2001).Statistical analyses for round robin interaction data.Canadian Journal of Statistics,29(2),321-331.doi:10.2307/3316080Kenny,D.A.,&La V oie,L.J.(1984).The social relations model.In L.Berkowitz(Ed.),Advances in experimental social psychology(V ol.18,pp.142-182).Orlando,FL:Academic.doi:10.1016/ S0*******(08)601446Nestler,S.(2018).Likelihood estimation of the multivariate social relations model.Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics,43(4),387-406.doi:10.3102/1076998617741106Warner,R.M.,Kenny,D.A.,&Soto,M.(1979).A new round robin analysis of variance for social interaction data.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,37(10),1742-1757.doi:10.1037/ 00223514.37.10.1742See AlsoSee also the R packages amen and TripleR for estimating the social relations model.data.back3 data.back Dataset Back et al.(2011)DescriptionDataset used in Back,Schmukle and Egloff(2011).Usagedata(data.back)Format•The dataset data.back is a round-robin desiogn with54units and has the following structure data.frame :2862obs.of8variables:$Group:num1111111111...$Actor:int1111111111...$Partner:int234567891011...$Dyad:int12345678910...$y:int3322433233...$sex:int1111111111...$age:int22222222222222222222...$n:num-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17-1.17...Sourcehttps://osf.io/zd67x/ReferencesBack,M.D.,Schmukle,S.C.,&Egloff,B.(2011).A closer look atfirst sight:Social relations lens model analysis of personality and interpersonal attraction at zero acquaintance.European Journal of Personality,25(3),225-238.doi:10.1002/per.790data.bm Dataset Bond and Malloy(2018)DescriptionThis is the illustration dataset of Bond and Malloy(2018)for a bivariate social relations model.The round robin design contains16persons and some missing values for one person.Usagedata(data.bm1)data(data.bm2)4data.srmFormat•The dataset data.bm1contains all ratings in a wide format.The two outcomes are arranged one below the other.data.frame :32obs.of16variables:$a:int NA121314151514141313...$b:int10NA10187151481212...$c:int1312NA14131413131112...[...]$p:int111314149817131112...•The dataset data.bm2is a subdataset of data.bm1which contains observations9to16. Source/arbsrm-the-general-social-relations-model/ ReferencesBond,C.F.,&Malloy,T.E.(2018a).Social relations analysis of dyadic data structure:The gen-eral case.In T.E.Malloy.Social relations modeling of behavior in dyads and groups(Ch.14).Academic Press.doi:10.1016/B9780128119679.00014Xdata.srm Example Datasets for the srm PackageDescriptionSome simulated example datasets for the srm package.Usagedata(data.srm01)Format•The dataset data.srm01contains three variables,10round robin groups with10members each.data.frame :900obs.of7variables:$Group:num1111111111...$dyad:num12345678910...$Actor:num1111111112...$Partner:num23456789103...$Wert1:num-0.15-0.950.821.15-1.791.171.79-0.57-0.461.19...$Wert2:num-0.770.170.420.16-0.440.891.67-1.9-0.742.67...$Wert3:num-0.490.08-0.121.16-2.78-0.742.66-1.28-0.451.93...HallmarkKenny5 HallmarkKenny Hallmark and Kenny Round Robin DataDescriptionData from Kenny et al.(1994)Usagedata(HallmarkKenny)FormatA data frame with802measurements of30round-robin groups on the following7round-robinvariables(taken on unnumbered7-point rating scales with higher numbers indicating a higher value of the trait):calm:rating of dimension calm-anxioussociable rating of dimension sociable-withdrawnliking rating of dimension like-do not likecareful rating of dimension careful-carelessrelaxed rating of dimension relaxed-tensetalkative rating of dimension talkative-quietresponsible rating of dimension responsible-undependableThe data frame also contains participants gender(actor.sex;1=F,2=M)and their age in years (actor.age).Note that the data was assessed in two conditions:odd round robin group numbers indicate groups in which participants rated all traits for a person at a time whereas even numbers refer to groups in which participants rated all the people for each trait.Source/srm/srmdata.htmReferencesKenny,D.A.,Albright,L.,Malloy,T.E.,&Kashy,D.A.(1994).Consensus in interpersonal perception:Acquaintance and the bigfive.Psychological Bulletin,116(2),245-258.doi:10.1037/ 00332909.116.2.2456Malzer Kenzer Zero Acquaintance Round Robin Data from KennyDescriptionData from Albright et al.(1988)Study2Usagedata(Kenzer)FormatA data frame with124measurements from7round-robin groups on the following5round-robinvariables(taken on unnumbered7-point rating scales with higher numbers indicating a higher value of the trait):sociable:rating of dimension sociableirritable:rating of dimension good-naturedresponsible:rating of dimension responsibleanxious:rating of dimension calmintellectual:rating of dimension intellectualThe data frame also contains the gender(actor.sex;1=F,2=M)of the participants and their self-ratings on thefive assessed traits(actor.sociable and so on).Source/srm/srmdata.htmReferencesAlbright,L.,Kenny,D.A.,&Malloy,T.E.(1988).Consensus in personality judgments at zero acquaintance.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,55(3),387-395.doi:10.1037/0022-3514.55.3.387Malzer Zero Acquaintance Round Robin Data from MalloyDescriptionData from Albright et al.(1988)Study1Usagedata(Malzer)srm7FormatA data frame with216measurements from12round-robin groups on the following5round-robinvariables(assessed on numbered7-point rating scales with higher numbers indicating a higher value of the trait with the exception for good and calm):sociable:rating of dimension sociableirritable:rating of dimension good-naturedresponsible:rating of dimension responsibleanxious:rating of dimension calmintellectual:rating of dimension intellectualThe data frame also contains the gender(actor.sex;1=F,2=M)of the participants and their self-ratings on thefive assessed traits(actor.sociable and so on).Source/srm/srmdata.htmReferencesAlbright,L.,Kenny,D.A.,&Malloy,T.E.(1988).Consensus in personality judgments at zero acquaintance.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,55(3),387-395.doi:10.1037/0022-3514.55.3.387srm Structural Equation Model for the Social Relations ModelDescriptionProvides an estimation routine for a multiple group structural equation model for the social relations model(SRM;Kenny&La V oie,1984;Warner,Kenny,&Soto,1979).The model is estimated by maximum likelihood(Gill&Swartz,2001;Nestler,2018).Usagesrm(model.syntax=NULL,data=NULL,group.var=NULL,rrgroup_name=NULL,person_names=c("Actor","Partner"),fixed.groups=FALSE,var_positive=-1, optimizer="srm",maxiter=300,conv_dev=1e-08,conv_par=1e-06,do_line_search=TRUE,line_search_iter_max=6,verbose=TRUE,use_rcpp=TRUE, shortcut=TRUE,use_woodbury=TRUE)##S3method for class srmcoef(object,...)##S3method for class srmvcov(object,...)##S3method for class srm8srm summary(object,digits=3,file=NULL,layout=1,...)##S3method for class srmlogLik(object,...)Argumentsmodel.syntax Syntax similar to lavaan language,see Examples.data Data frame containing round robin identifier variables and variables in the round robin designgroup.var Name of grouping variablerrgroup_name Name of variable indicating round robin groupperson_names Names for identifier variables for actors and partnersfixed.groups Logical indicating whether groups should be handled withfixed effectsvar_positive Nonnegative value if variances are constrained to be positiveoptimizer Optimizer to be used:"srm"for internal optimization using Fisher scoring and "nlminb"for L-FBGS optimization.maxiter Maximum number of iterationsconv_dev Convergence criterion for change relative devianceconv_par Convergence criterion for change in parametersdo_line_search Logical indicating whether line search should be performedline_search_iter_maxNumber of iterations during line search algorithmverbose Logical indicating whether convergence progress should be displayeduse_rcpp Logical indicating whether Rcpp package should be usedshortcut Logical indicating whether shortcuts for round robin groups with same structure should be useduse_woodbury Logical indicating whether matrix inversion should be simplified by Woodbury identityobject Object of class srmfile Optionalfile name for summary outputdigits Number of digits after decimal in summary outputlayout Different layouts(1or2)for layout of summary...Further arguments to be passedValueList with following entries(selection)parm.table Parameter table with estimated valuescoef Vector of parameter estimatesvcov Covariance matrix of parameter estimatesparm_list List of model matricessigma Model implied covariance matrices...Further valuessrm9ReferencesGill,P.S.,&Swartz,T.B.(2001).Statistical analyses for round robin interaction data.Canadian Journal of Statistics,29(2),321-331.doi:10.2307/3316080Kenny,D.A.,&La V oie,L.J.(1984).The social relations model.In L.Berkowitz(Ed.),Advances in experimental social psychology(V ol.18,pp.142-182).Orlando,FL:Academic.doi:10.1016/ S0*******(08)601446Nestler,S.(2018).Likelihood estimation of the multivariate social relations model.Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics,43(4),387-406.doi:10.3102/1076998617741106Warner,R.M.,Kenny,D.A.,&Soto,M.(1979).A new round robin analysis of variance for social interaction data.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,37(10),1742-1757.doi:10.1037/ 00223514.37.10.1742See AlsoSee also TripleR and amen packages for alternative estimation routines for the SRM.Examples##############################################################################EXAMPLE1:Univariate SRM#############################################################################data(data.srm01,package="srm")dat<-data.srm01#--define modelmf<-%PersonF1@A=~1*Wert1@AF1@P=~1*Wert1@PWert1@A~~0*Wert1@A+0*Wert1@PWert1@P~~0*Wert1@P%DyadF1@AP=~1*Wert1@APF1@PA=~1*Wert1@PAWert1@AP~~0*Wert1@AP+0*Wert1@PAWert1@PA~~0*Wert1@PA#--estimate modelmod1<-srm::srm(mf,data=dat,rrgroup_name="Group",conv_par=1e-4,maxiter=20)summary(mod1)round(coef(mod1),3)##############################################################################EXAMPLE2:Bivariate SRM#############################################################################10srm data(data.srm01,package="srm")dat<-data.srm01#--define modelmf<-%PersonF1@A=~1*Wert1@AF1@P=~1*Wert1@PF2@A=~1*Wert2@AF2@P=~1*Wert2@PWert1@A~~0*Wert1@A+0*Wert1@PWert1@P~~0*Wert1@PWert2@A~~0*Wert2@A+0*Wert2@PWert2@P~~0*Wert2@P%DyadF1@AP=~1*Wert1@APF1@PA=~1*Wert1@PAF2@AP=~1*Wert2@APF2@PA=~1*Wert2@PAWert1@AP~~0*Wert1@AP+0*Wert1@PAWert1@PA~~0*Wert1@PAWert2@AP~~0*Wert2@AP+0*Wert2@PAWert2@PA~~0*Wert2@PA#--estimate modelmod1<-srm::srm(mf,data=dat,rrgroup_name="Group",conv_par=1e-4,maxiter=20)summary(mod1)##############################################################################EXAMPLE3:One-factor model#############################################################################data(data.srm01,package="srm")dat<-data.srm01#--define modelmf<-#definition of factor for persons and dyad%Personf1@A=~Wert1@A+Wert2@A+Wert3@Af1@P=~Wert1@P+Wert2@P+Wert3@P%Dyadf1@AP=~Wert1@AP+Wert2@AP+Wert3@AP#define some constraintsWert1@AP~~0*Wert1@PAWert3@AP~~0*Wert3@PA#--estimate modelmod1<-srm::srm(mf,data=dat,rrgroup_name="Group",conv_par=1e-4)srm_arbsrm11 summary(mod1)coef(mod1)#-use stats::nlminb()optimizermod1<-srm::srm(mf,data=dat,rrgroup_name="Group",optimizer="nlminb",conv_par=1e-4) summary(mod1)srm_arbsrm Least Squares Estimation of the Social Relations Model(Bond&Mal-loy,2018)DescriptionProvides least squares estimation of the bivariate social relations model with missing completely at random data(Bond&Malloy,2018a).The code is basically taken from Bond and Malloy(2018b) and rewritten for reasons of computation time reduction.Usagesrm_arbsrm(data,serror=TRUE,use_srm=TRUE)##S3method for class srm_arbsrmcoef(object,...)##S3method for class srm_arbsrmsummary(object,digits=3,file=NULL,...)Argumentsdata Rectangular dataset currently containing only one round robin group.Bivariate observations are stacked one below the other(see example dataset data.bm1).serror Logical indicating whether standard errors should be calculated.use_srm Logical indicating whether the rewritten code(TRUE)or the original code of Bond and Malloy(2018b)should be used.object Object of class srm_arbsrmfile Optionalfile name for summary outputdigits Number of digits after decimal in summary output...Further arguments to be passedValueList containing entriespar_summary Parameter summary tableest Estimated parameters(as in Bond&Malloy,2018b)se Estimated standard errors(as in Bond&Malloy,2018b)12WarnerNoteIf you use this function,please also cite Bond and Malloy(2018a).Author(s)Rewritten code of Bond and Malloy(2018b).See /arbsrm-the-general-social-relations and /wp-content/uploads/2017/09/arbcodeR.pdf.ReferencesBond,C.F.,&Malloy,T.E.(2018a).Social relations analysis of dyadic data structure:The gen-eral case.In T.E.Malloy.Social relations modeling of behavior in dyads and groups(Ch.14).Academic Press.doi:10.1016/B9780128119679.00014XBond,C.F.,&Malloy,T.E.(2018b).ARBSRM-The general social relations model.http:///arbsrm-the-general-social-relations-model/.See AlsoWithout missing data,ANOV A estimation can be conducted with the TripleR package.Examples##############################################################################EXAMPLE1:Bond and Malloy(2018)illustration dataset#############################################################################data(data.bm2,package="srm")dat<-data.bm2#-estimationmod1<-srm::srm_arbsrm(dat)mod1$par_summarycoef(mod1)summary(mod1)#--estimation with original Bond and Malloy codemod1a<-srm::srm_arbsrm(dat,use_srm=FALSE)summary(mod1a)Warner Round Robin Data Reported in Warner et al.DescriptionData from Warner et al.(1979)Zero13Usagedata(Warner)FormatA data frame with56measurements of a single round-robin group on a single round-robin variablethat was measured at three consecutive time points.The variable reflects the proportion of time an actor spent when speaking to a partner.prop.T1:proportion of time spent in thefirst interactionprop.T2:proportion of time spent in the second interactionprop.T3:proportion of time spent in the third interactionSourceSee Table7(p.1752)of the Warner et al.(1979).ReferencesWarner,R.M.,Kenny,D.A.,&Soto,M.(1979).A new round robin analysis of variance for social interaction data.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,37(10),1742-1757.doi:10.1037/ 00223514.37.10.1742Zero Zero Acquaintance Round Robin Data From Albirght,Kenny,and Mal-loyDescriptionData from Study3of Albright et al.(1988)Usagedata(Zero)FormatA data frame with636measurements of36round robin groups on the following15round-robinvariables(taken on7-point rating scales with higher values indicating more of the trait):sociable:rating of dimension sociable-reclusivegood:rating of dimension good-natured-irritableresponsible:rating of dimension responsible-undependablecalm:rating of dimension calm-anxiousintellectual:rating of dimension intellectual-unintellectualimaginative:rating of dimension imaginative-unimaginative14Zerotalkative:rating of dimension talkative-silentfussy:rating of dimension fussy-carelesscomposed:rating of dimension composed-excitablecooperative:rating of dimension cooperative-negativisticphysically_attractive:rating of dimension physically attractive-unattractiveformal_dress:rating of dimension formal dress-casual dressneatly_dressed:rating of dimension neatly dressed-sloppy dressathletic:rating of dimension athletic-not athleticyoung:rating of dimension young-oldThe data frame also contains the gender(actor.sex;1=F,2=M)of the participants and their self-ratings on thefive assessed traits(actor.sociable and so on).Source/srm/srmdata.htmReferencesAlbright,L.,Kenny,D.A.,&Malloy,T.E.(1988).Consensus in personality judgments at zero acquaintance.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,55(3),387-395.doi:10.1037/0022-3514.55.3.387Indexpackagesrm-package,2coef.srm(srm),7coef.srm_arbsrm(srm_arbsrm),11data.back,3data.bm,3data.bm1(data.bm),3data.bm2(data.bm),3data.srm,4data.srm01(data.srm),4 HallmarkKenny,5Kenzer,6logLik.srm(srm),7Malzer,6srm,7srm-package,2srm_arbsrm,11summary.srm(srm),7summary.srm_arbsrm(srm_arbsrm),11vcov.srm(srm),7Warner,12Zero,1315。

SpaceGuard SRM第一部：安装SpaceGuard SRM软件第二启动软件弹出对话框。

直接点下一步设置进入computer‐‐Æconfiguration察看我们建立CHNXP‐NET的详细信息填写后点确定然后再点VERIFY(验证)验证中………..验证完成。

且序列号与机器名字符合大工程。

设置文件夹限额(我们这里拿QQsafe文件夹说明)右键选择QQsafe文件夹选QUOTAÆADD下一步,下图说的一和二选项是使用现有的规则，默认的第三选项是建立新的规则，（默认是建立新规则）我们这里使用三个选择项目，建立新的规则,进入下一步空间大小。

和空间比例规划。

我不详细说明了。

我们选择设定空间大小50M这里点ADD添加限制。

通知等功能，这里百分比里输入数字。

也就是说当空间到百分比多少时间执行这个功能，点ADD 添加执行功能,我这里就拿100%做说明。

其他功能道理一样。

我就直接添加如空间到100%时停止任何写入。

点ADD添加命令我直接选择锁的命令。

确定。

确定得到以下图情况。

再点确定看下图。

我们的命令是当空间使用100%时间关闭写入（已经添加成功）选下一步下图是说。

此空间不允许写入什么格式的文件。

根据需要填写,用，号分开。

填写后下一步下图是给此规则取个名字。

（这里我不用说吧。

）设置名字后确定既可OK。

设置成功。

见下图(特别说明我制作教程是在XP系统下。

如是2003系统经过高级安全设置的话注册服务器后你的服务器不是在网络状态里。

而是在RECENT下。

)写入文件测试OK啦。

当我们写入到58.9M时间就不允许写入了,就铁市写入保护了。

关于可以写入超过限额而仍然可以写入的说明：时间原因非常简单。

那就是用户问题。

必须要让下图框内所说的本机最高权限用户如你那没有用户组或用户当然文件夹就没有被管理到。

必须是最高权限用户。

如上图所示你没有。

设置很简单。

双击如上图的QQSAFE文件。

跳出对话筐选择USER栏目，选ENTER MANUALL 在里面输入你计算机最高权限用户名就行了。

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《迷失的金字塔》用户手册2010年11月10日目录 (1)5.1引言 (2)5.1.1编写目的 (2)5.1.2项目背景 (2)5.1.3参考资料........................................................................................ 错误！未定义书签。

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教程#3——创建复合靶混合气体/固体靶——气体电离室前面的教程已经涵盖了如何设置TRIM 、如何确定一个n 型半导体井的注入离子种类和能量以及如何估算在半导体注入过程中的损伤。

这个教程将介绍如何创建一个复合靶：一个气体和固体复合结构的的载能离子气体电离探测器。

这个装置由一个长的圆柱体构成。

在它左边有一个非常狭窄的入射窗口，它由一种名为Paralene “C ”的聚合物制成。

这层薄膜只有1微米厚，它能够让束流进入探测器时损失最少的能量。

这个探测器内部充有一种名为P-10的特殊气体，其成分为10%甲烷（CH 4）和90%氩气（Ar ）。

氩气原子被粒子电离，然后放出的电子被电场（未画出）清除出去。

有一种可能是电离气体流会导致击穿，并且10%的甲烷气体会“猝息”过多的电荷堆积。

最后在末端有一个“束流截止”靶。

束流需要全部被截止在P-10气体中，但是通常会使用一个足够厚的尾部平板以确保安全。

我们希望在SRIM 中创建这个探测器，这样的话我们可以估计当一个束流进入探测器时会发生什么。

这是一个创建复合靶中的练习，我们只是使用探测器作为一个例子。

通过点击图标启动SRIM 程序●选择 ●在左上角点击 ● 在第二列底部选择靶TRIM Calculation TRIM Demo He （5MeV ）into Gas Ionization Detector● 点击你可能得到一个关于靶密度的提醒。

点击来保持建议值 ● TRIM 会启动这个模型的计算这样的设置可以提供给你气体电离探测器的靶细节信息。

以下几点需要注意：所有离子在到达底部的黄铜束流截止靶前停止下来。

这个图像只展示了靶的一部分。

注意到横坐标显示了从40mm 到50mm 处的深度。

也就是说你将靶在这个深度的部分进行了放大，这使得你可以更详细地看到离子最终的径迹。

狭窄的入射窗口没有画出。

它确实存在，但是当我们将所选择的区域放大时，它所在的第一层就不再显示在图像中了。

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La elección de la antena a utilizar dependerá de la aplicación específica y de la distancia entre el controlador de acceso y el dispositivo de acceso remoto.NOTA: Debido a la naturaleza de las comunicaciones inalámbricas, no se pueden garantizar la transmisión y la recepción de datos. Los datos pueden retrasarse, corromperse (es decir, tener errores) o perderse por completo. Si bien los retrasos o las pérdidas significativas de datos son poco frecuentes cuando los dispositivos inalámbricos se utilizan de manera normal con una red bien disñeada, los productos inalámbricos DoorKing no deben usarse en situaciones en las que el hecho de no transmitir o recibir datos pueda resultar en daños de cualquier tipo al usuario o a cualquier otra parte, lo que incluye, entre otros, lesiones personales, muerte o pérdida de bienes. 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Los productos inalámbricos DoorKing pueden transmitir señales que podrían interferir con este equipo.V i d e O e N l A i N s T A l A c i óN 2361d e s c r i p c i óN g e N e r A l i N A l ám b r i c AV i d e O e N l A i N s T A l A c i óN 1489V éa l o e n a c c i ón183823611489183318351837Vea nuestro sistema inalámbrico en acción en/wirelessvideos++2372SiStemaS inalámbricoSKits inalámbricos de control de accesocaracterísticas principales• ¡Simplifica la expansión de sistemas aún más antiguas! El kit de zócalo sin cables se puede instalar encualquier controlador de acceso DKS 1833, 1835, 1837 o 1838 con una tarjeta de circuito de la serie de 1830, independientemente de la antigüedad que pueda tener el sistema.• A gregue puntos de control de acceso sin necesidad de tender cableado adicional. Las tarjetas de expansión Tracker de DKS y los kits sin cables de la tarjeta de expansión son compatibles con casi cualquier dispositivo Wiegand de 26, 30 o 31 bits*.• L as repetidoras pueden extender el rango de RF.• Transmisión de RF encriptada.• Espectro de 2,4 GHz.2361Kit de zócalo inalámbrico1489Kit de rF de tarjeta de expansión inalámbrica T racker2361 el kit de zócalo se enchufa en la placa de circuito principal del controlador de la serie 1830 para proporcionar una conexión inalámbrica Wiegand al controlador.1489 kit de tarjeta de expansión se enchufa en la tarjeta de circuitos 2358 (ilustración) paraproporcionar una conexión inalámbrica Wiegand a la tarjeta de expansión Tracker.2. p rogramación simple1. c ompatibilidad•Los kits inalámbricos proporcionan un enlace RF entre el controlador de acceso y loslectores de tarjetas, los teclados o casi cualquier dispositivo Wiegand de 26, 30 o 31 bits.• I nstale los kits inalámbricosen el controlador de acceso y los dispositivos de acceso remoto, encienda el sistema y configure los ID del canal. ¡ Los componentes del sistema se vincularán automáticamente!c a r a c t e r ís t i c a s p r i n c i p a l e sA c c e s o r i o s2372RepetidorLos kits sin cables se utilizan con los reguladores de acceso DKS y las tarjetas de expansión Tracker para agregar puntos de control de acceso (hasta 24) de forma inalámbrica.Rango asegure El probador de rango manual se utiliza en el sitio para comprobar la fuerza de la señal de RF en las diversas ubicaciones del punto de acceso. Esto puede ayudar en el diseño del sistema inalámbrico de RF y ser de utilidad para decidir si se deberán utilizar repetidoras.Receptores y transmisoresEl receptor DKS 8040 RF puede ser programado para funcionar con transmisores MicroPlus o MicroClik.El repetidor se utiliza con el sistema inalámbrico para proporcionar rangos extendidos.T eclados Los teclados Wiegand de DKS proporcionan control de acceso a prácticamente cualquier aplicación donde se desee la entrada de códigos digitales.CÓMO FUNCIONA4. P robador de• L as señales de RFestán encriptadas para proporcionar un enlace de datos seguro entre los puntos de acceso y el controlador de acceso.3. F ácil instalación• C onecte lectores de tarjetas,teclados y otros dispositivos al controlador de acceso sinnecesidad de zanjas, conductos o cables. ¡Ahorra tiempo, mano de obra y dinero!AWID y HID.Kits de antenaproporciona un soporte de montaje; antena de 6 pulgadas y 13 pies de cable coaxial para montar 5. Hasta 500 pies de rango• E l uso de repetidores o de un tablero inalám-brico que actúe como repetidor puede enviar información entre sí y al controlador de acceso hasta un rango de 500 pies。

Premium S S atellite S S ervice - S S ingle S S ourceGround Control offers both equipment and premium iDirect satellite communication that delivers high performance, low-latency, commercial grade service. Our iDirect plans also have low contention ratios unlikke consumer services that may have a crawling ratio approaching 400:1. Our service global, and always available when and where you need it, so while it may be more expensive, you get what you pay for with us.Ground Control’s TOUGHSAT XP Series Mobile Satellite Systems are designed for rugged reliability in the most challenging of environments. Quick one-button deployment provides high-speed Internet &phone connectivity in less than 3.5minutes...Everywhere.Manufactured b b y G G round C C ontrolThe TOUGHSAT XP is our FLAGSHIP Mobile Satellite System built on our years of mobile satellite engineering for 1000’s of clients since 2002.Mobile C C onnectivityBoth the 1.2and .98 Meter TOUGHSAT XPs mount on top of any vehicle, truck or command trailer roof. Connecting is as easy as pressing the “Deploy” button on the ACU (Antenna Control Unit). The dish will automatically deploy,lock on satellite and create a high-speed network for any in range computers, smartphones or other wireless devices.All W W eather - A A ll C C onditionsThe TOUGHSAT XP is built for extreme environments. Black anodized aluminum, UV resistant plastics, sealed onboard electronics, a no-backlash braking system and dish-arm shock absorbers for operating in high winds. Even strong magnetic distortions have no effect because the on-board acquisition routine does not require a compass reading.The Toughsat XP has superior IP-66 environmental ratings which means it handles extreme rain, snow and wind.Our R R ecord S S peaks F F or I I tselfGround Control is an industry leader in Mobile Satellite Internet connectivity in all sectors of business including state and local governments, military, emergency services,oil &gas, and mobile retail to list a few. We offer unique add-on services such as VoIP phones and phone service,CIR’s, Cellular-Over-Satellite service, Fax-Over-Satellite,VPN, Point-To-Point Networking, Private Networks, and On-Demand Video Streaming. Our team of experts will help you quicklyaccomplish your communication goals.Wireless H H ot -S S pot w w ith D D ual M M atrixThe Toughsat TS 2ACU (Antenna Control Unit)has an integrated router and wireless access point, so any wireless capable device within 100’from the vehicle may connect. The Dual Matrix service gives you access to a second satellite at the touch of a button.A second satellite means full scale redundancy of communication if one satellite, or teleport has connectivity issues.Web A A ccessible C C ontrollerIntuitive screens give full control over the mobile dish or router from any connected browser. System status & overrides, firmware auto-upgrades, and multiple preference settings.Customer S S ervice a a nd S S upportThe most important aspect to any service is the level of support offered. Ground Control provides unsurpassed customer service and support24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week.NETWORK(iDirect Services)DHCP................................................................................Yes. Wireless and 4 port EthernetWireless Security.............................................................WPA(TKIP)WPA2 (AES) +WEP64 and 128bitNAT...................................................................................Supported by XP Controller integrated routerFirewall............................................................................. Supported by XP Controller integrated routerPort Mapping &Port Triggers........................................... Supported by XP Controller integrated routerQoS, ToS, MAC Address Clone, RIP v1 RIP v2............... Supported by XP Controller integrated routerNetworkable client machines............................................ UnlimitedWi-Fi.................................................................................Cisco Linksys 802.11 ”G”wireless routerDownload Speed.............................................................Depends on iDirect Service PurchasedUpload Speed..................................................................Depends on iDirect Service PurchasedPublic IP Address.............................................................Can be included with serviceSATELLITE DISHReflector Type.................................................................. 1.2 or 0.98 square meter effective areaMount Geometry.............................................................. 3 Axis motor drive (elevation, azimuth & skew)Deployment Sensors........................................................GPS & Tilt Sensor +- 0.1°MAXIMUM MOUNT ROTATIONAzimuth............................................................................410°Elevation..........................................................................165°Polarization......................................................................+-95°RF INTERFACETransmit Power................................................................ 6 watts BUC Transmitter (8 watt optional)Frequency (Ku-Band)...................................................... 10.95-12.75 GHz Receive / 13.75-14.50 GHz SendDIMENSIONS OF DISHStowed Dish Dimensions 1.2 meter................................67.5" L x 48.3” W x 12” H (172 x 123 x 30.5 cm)Stowed Dish Dimensions .98 meter................................59" L x 39” W x 12” H (150 x 74 x 30.5 cm)Mounting Plate...(Both 1.2 and .98 meter)......................22” x 57” ( 56 x 145 cm)Base Plate (attached to mounting plate)..........................14” x 16” (35.6 x 40.7 cm)Deployed Max Height...................................................... 1.2m - 68”height / .98m- 52”height (132 cm)Weight............................................................................. 1.2m -133 lbs (60.4 kg) / .98m - 125 lbs (56.7 kg)Boom Radius Sweep. 1.2 meter / .98 meter.................... 61”/ 53” from center with 5” min. ground clearanceENVIRONMENTWind Deployed................................................................ 1.2m - 50mph (80 kph) / .98m - 75 mph (120 kph)Wind Stowed....................................................................140 mph (225 kph)Max Operational Temperature (at 100%humidity)..........Operational -20° F to 140° F (-28° C to 60° C)Max Survival Temperature (at 100%humidity)................-60° F to 160° F (-51° C to 71° C)Ingress (Environmetnal Protection)................................... IP66 (can withstand powerful water jets)POWER DRAW REQUIREMENTSDish Controller & Dish Motors (Via 120VAC)..................15 watts @120V(Max 144 Watt power-on surge)iDirect Modem (via AC120V to DC 24V @ 5 Amp)..........75 watts @ 120V (Max 240 Watt power-on surge)TOUGHSAT XPs are completely self-contained when power is supplied. There is no externalequipment needed for it to deploy, lock on satellite, and create a local area network for high-speed Internet access to multiple computers, smartphones or other devices. Each Toughsatsystem includes a Mobile Satellite Dish, the XP Wireless ACU (Antenna Control Unit), and theiDirect Satellite Gateway for Ground Control’s Premium grade satellite service.Little or no training is necessary to operate the system. Once the power is on, simply press the“Deploy” button and the dish will deploy automatically, lock on the satellite and create a high-speed network in about3.5minutes.Optional ItemsC a s e B B a s e d - The Flyaway Case places a Toughsat mobile systemin a reinforced lightweight shippable case. It is designed to be han-dled and setup by one person.F l y-A A n d-D D r i v e - At no additional cost, the flyaway ground mountingbrackets will double as a fly-and-drive solution. Ship the Flyawaycase anywhere, and then mount it on any vehicle roof rack.V o I P P h o n e s &&P h o n e S S e r v i c e- Standard phone connectivity.$49.95a month for 1000minutes over our iDirect satellite network.Toughsat XP1.2&.98Meter Specifications❝Manufactured by Ground Control.❝One-button operation.❝Requires little or no training to operate.❝No certification or licensing to operate.❝Dish peaking accuracy is within 0.1degrees with near zero play.❝Typical seek time to find and lock onsatellite is 3.5 minutes.❝Establishes a self-contained localarea network with one button.❝Establishes a wireless access pointand wiring to computers is optional.❝System is not affected by magneticdistortions to lock on any satellite.❝Operates globally in both hemispheres.❝6 watt transmitter with 8 Watt optional.❝Can find any liner Ku-Band satellite.❝Modular design - components easilyreplaced if problems occur.❝Operational in high winds.❝Operational in temperatures of -20°Fto 140°F at 100% humidity.❝No software to install.❝Computer control is not required.❝Autostow safety features if rig ismoved or dish goes off signal.Wireless 1RU ACU(Dish Controller)❝The front of the ACU has buttons for“Deploy, Stow, Stop, Sat 1 and Sat 2”.❝Dual Matrix - Redundant satellite service.❝Integrated wireless 4 port router.❝No fan required - Operates silent.❝Browser accessible interface screen.❝Intuitive Interface screens controlsdish parameters and firmware updates.❝Manual overrides for dish pointing, GPS,Autostow, router, gateway.❝Networking Overrides for IP Address,Subnet Gateway address, DNS.Diagnostic & Updating❝Lifetime free firmware upgradingwith easy one-button updates withactive Ground Control account.❝System provides accurate technicaldiagnostics without dispatching atechnician to rig site.❝Remote access into system fromGround Control for performancetuning and troubleshooting.❝System provides historical log ofevents for accurate diagnostics andquick correction.GENERAL F F EATURESToughsat XP with Fly-And-Drive Option。

• The ceiling hoist is switched on by pressing one of the buttons on the hand control.• A green indicator lamp will show that the hoist is switched on and ready for use.• If the indicator lamp shows yellow, this means that there is no main connection tothe hoist.• If the indicator lamp is yellow and the hoist is beeping when activated, there is a fault with the hoist.• If the ceiling hoist does not switch on, this may be because the emergency stop hasbeen activated – red strap (labelled withtriangle symbol).• The hoist does not need to be turned off – it switches off automatically after approximately two minutes without activation.• The hoist recharges when the hand control is placed in the charging station with the power supply turned on (3 beeps for charging). The position of the lifting hanger does not affect charging. Charging will always take placeirrespective of the height of the lifting hanger.• The hoist’s lifting capacity will be marked on the hoist, e.g., 205 kg. This means that thehoist may be used for loads up to 205 kg.Note however that the rail system or the sling may have a lower lifting capacity. The loadmay not exceed the lowest lifting capacity.• The GH1Q features a quick-release system that makes it very simple to click-on andclick-off the lifting module from the rails.• If you have any questions regarding instruc-tions and training, ask your environmentalhealth & safety coordinator, human resourc-es manager or your line manager.Quick Guide – GH1/GH1 QV. Guldmann A/SGraham Bells Vej 21-23A, DK-8200 Aarhus N Tel. +45 8741 3100, Fax +45 8741 3131*****************Emergency stop• One pull on the red strap. Use only in emer-gencies, when there is an immediate need to stop the hoist.• When the emergency stop is activated, only the hoist’s emergency lowering device will function.• Deactivate the emergency stop by press-ing the “stop” button (yellow button) on the hoist. Then press one of the buttons on the hand control unit twice.Emergency lowering deviceThis is activated by a prolonged pull on the red strap. Use only in an emergency. This function allows the patient to be lowered when the hoist has failed to work.Scan here for user manual, etc. concerning use of the GH1/GH1 Q.AccessoriesLifting hangerPlace the sling straps in the hooks. Check that the straps have been correctly attached to the hanger.Lifting slingWe recommend using a lifting sling with two or four loop attachments for attaching the sling to the lifting hanger. The sling must always correspond with the hoist’s lifting capacity. Always use individually marked CE products.In case of doubt concerning the use of a lift-ing sling, please contact your supplier.Daily cleaning and maintenanceClean with a damp cloth and ordinary de-tergent. Do not use strong acids, bases or alcohol when cleaning. See user manual.。

Spacebar Modular Microphone Positioning SystemUser Manual, Revision C, August, 2010Table of ContentsStandard pre-configured arrays: (4)SB-SUR Surround Tree (4)SB-DT Decca Tree (4)SB-BL Blumlein (4)SB-BLRA Blumlein right angle (4)SB-100 1 meter AB bar (4)Spacebar modular components: (5)SB-AMH Adjustable Mic Holder (5)SB-MH Standard Mic Holder (5)SB-AMHRA Adjustable Mic Holder, Right Angle (5)SB-HB Hanging Bar (5)SB-TJ90 90 Degree Tube Joiner (6)SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter 5/8”- 27 thread (6)E407 53cm bar (6)E414 tube end plug (6)E418 Tube Joiner (6)E420 105cm bar (7)E421 80cm bar (7)E422 90 degree stand mount (7)E405 42mm thumb nut w/ #10-32 x 7/8” screw (7)Spacebar Configurations Detail (8)Surround Tree (8)Decca Tree (9)Blumlein (9)AB Stereo (11)Hanging Arrays (12)Setup Basics (12)SB-AMH/SB-MH (12)E418 Tube Joiner (14)SB-HB Hanging Bar (15)Exploded Parts Diagrams (18)SB-AMH Adjustable Mic Holder (18)SB-MH Standard Mic Holder (19)SB-TJ90 90 Degree Tube Joiner (20)SB-AMHRA Adjustabe Mic Holder, Right Angle (21)SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter with 5/8”- 27 threads (22)SB-SUR Surround Tree (23)SB-DT Decca Tree (24)SB-BL Blumlein (25)SB-BLRA Blumlein Right Angle (26)SB-100 1 Meter AB bar (27)SB-HB Hanging Bar (28)Revision history (29)Welcome and thanks for purchasing a Grace Design Spacebar microphone positioner. We build all of our products to be completely reliable and easy to use, so you can concentrate on making great recordings, not struggling with complicated equipment or difficult product manuals. While you will find the Spacebar is completely straightforward to use, we do ask that you familiarizie yourself with this product manual to help avoid any common user difficulties. The Grace Design Spacebar modular microphone positioning system allows for precise and repeatable setting of microphone capsule spacing and angle of incidence in a wide array of microphone configurations. With precision scales for angle and distance engraved on the Spacebar components, it becomes easy to make perfectly repeatable stereo and multichannel microphone setups.The Spacebar modular system components can be purchased in pre-configured assemblies for several standard microphone arrays. As well, it is possible to build a virtually limitless range of microphone holding structures to meet any need.The Spacebar system is precision fabricated from machined aircraft aluminum, brass, and stainless steel. If properly cared for it should last a lifetime. In the event that you encounter any technical or operational difficulties with this or any Grace Design products, please feel free to contact us at 303-443-7454, 9 to 5, Monday through Friday, MST. Or you can email anyquestionsto:********************Standard Pre-configured Arrays:SB-SUR Surround TreeHolds 5 microphonesSB-DT Decca TreeStandard 3 microphone tree 2M x 1MSB-BL BlumleinHolds standard large diaphragm microphones in a vertical Blumlein configuration.SB-BLRA Blumlein right angleHolds RCA 44 type ribbon microphones in a vertical Blumlein configuration.SB-100 1 meter AB barStraight 1 meter stereo bar. Can be extended to 2 meters.Spacebar Modular Components:SB-AMH Adjustable Mic HolderMic holder with precision angle scale. 5 degree markings from +90 to -90 degrees.SB-MH Standard Mic HolderSB-AMHRA Adjustable Mic Holder, Right Angle SB-HB Hanging BarSB-TJ90 90 Degree Tube JoinerAllows any two 7/8” tubes to be joined at a 90 degree angle.SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter 5/8”- 27 thread Comes with 3/8-16 European style thread adapter.E407 53cm bar7/8” diameter, LASER etched scale reads 25-0-25cm.E414 tube end plugAttaches to the end of any of the 7/8” tubes. Provides a threaded hole for attaching hooks for guide lines or an E414 24m thumb screw to provide a safety stop for microphone holders.E418 Tube JoinerJoins any two 7/8” tubes. Made from very strong 304 stainless steel.E420 105cm barE421 80cm barE422 90 degree stand mountE405 42mm thumb nut w/ #10-32 x 7/8” screwNote: All components which feature microphone mounts come standard with 5/8-27 American standard threads. As well, all microphone mounts can be ordered with the European standard 3/8-16 British Standard Whitworth threads. These part numbers will have a - BSW suffix.Spacebar Configurations DetailSurround TreeThe SB-SUR system allows for mounting of 5 microphones. In its standard configuration three microphones can be mounted as a “front triplet” and two microphones can be mounted as a rear pair. All microphone spacings can be precisely adjusted using the engraved centimeter scales on the bars. Also, all microphone angles of incidence can be precisely adjusted in 5 degree increments.The front left and right microphone holder spacing can be adjusted from 6cm to 102cm if using the E420 105cm bar and 6cm to 50cm E407 53cm bar.For surround microphone arrays using the SB-SUR system we highly recommend visiting . This website was created by Michael Williams who has written much about multichannel microphone array design. It contains an interactive design decision sequence for tailoring your microphone configuration to your specific acoustic venue. The underlying theory for this design approach is contained in a series of AES papers written by Michael Williams.fig 1: Surround TreeSee the SB-SUR system exploded parts diagram for a list of included components.Decca TreeThis classic microphone configuration was developed by Decca Records engineers in the 1950s. The Spacebar Decca Tree configuration provides a simple, precise, and easy to set up solution for this technique. The standard Spacebar Decca Tree comes with three E420 1 meter tubes, an SB-SMA 5/8”-27stand mount adapter and three SB-AMH adjustable mic holders. These are configured to provide a 2 meter spacing between left and right microphones and a center microphone 1 meter forward. Since the stand mount adapter can move front to back on the 1 meter tube it should be located at the balance point for maximum stability.fig. 2: Decca TreeSee the SB-DT system exploded parts diagram for a list of included components.BlumleinThe Blumlein stereo micing technique was pioneered by Alan Blumlein in the 1930s. The Spacebar Blumlein configuration allows for holding two figure-8 microphones on the same vertical axis and at a precise 90 degree angle of incidence. Two types of mic holder are available depending on the microphones being used. For RCA 44 and RCA 77 type mics and their derivatives the SB-AMHRA holder should be used. Most other microphones can be mounted with the SB-MH standard mic holder.A unique feature of the Spacebar Blumlein configuration is that the whole vertical tube assembly can be rotated on a horizontal axis allowing the mics to be aimed up or downrelative to the horizontal plane. This can be very useful when micing and ensemble from above on a tall stand.fig. 3: SB-BLRA Blumlein with SB-AMHRA right angle mic holders (shown with RCA 44 type mics)See the SB-BLRA system exploded parts diagram for a list of included components.fig. 4: SB-BL Blumlein with SB-MH standard mic holdersSee the SB-BL system exploded parts diagram for a list of included components.AB StereoThe AB Stereo microphone technique typically uses two omni-directional microphones spaced apart by a distance. The SB-100 configuration is basically a 1M wide stereo bar. With the addition of another E420 tube and a E418 joiner tube, the SB-100 becomes an SB-200 2 meter stereo bar.fig. 5: SB-100See the SB-100 system exploded parts diagram for a list of included components.Hanging ArraysFor applications that require hanging a microphone array from a ceiling, the SB-HB hanging bar can be used. The SB-HB can be used with the SB-SUR surround tree, SB-DT Decca tree, and the SB-100 AB bar. The SB-HB has a 1 inch eye-bolt on one end and threads into theSB-SMA stand mount adapter at the other. The SB-HB can be ordered in two versions:1.SB-HB-1M with a guide line yoke sized for 1 meter wide bars.2.SB-HB-2M with a guide line yoke sized for 2 meter wide bars.fig. 6: Decca Tree with SB-HB Hanging BarSetup BasicsSB-AMH/SB-MHAll of the modular microphone holder assemblies use adjustable clamping handles to tighten and loosen the holder from the tube it is mounted on. Turning the handle clockwise will tighten or “clamp” the holder in position on the tube. The clamping action is very secure and does not require extreme torque on the handle. As well, the final position of the handle can be adjusted by pulling on the handle while rotating. This allows the handle to be adjusted so that it can be at a convenient angle for tightening or loosening.fig. 7: SB-AMH Adjustable Mic HolderThe angle of incidence of a mounted microphone can be precisely set by using the angle indicating protractor markings which are engraved on the front of the SB-AMH. The angle is indicated from +90 to -90 degrees in 5 degree increments. The angle adjust thumb screw must be loosened before rotating the upper portion of the microphone holder.fig. 8: SB-AMH Adjustable Mic Holder showing protractor markings and sight holeTo calibrate the angle of incidence, follow these steps:A)Loosen locking thumb screw and rotate mic holder so that 0degrees is indicated.Then re-tighten the thumb screw.B)Thread on the microphone clip and orient it so that it is perpendicular to theSpacebar tube.C)Lock the microphone clip in place by tightening the jam nut against it.D)Now the angle of the microphone can be precisely adjusted by loosening the thumbscrew and rotating the microphone.The location of the microphone holder can be precisely set by using the numeric scales engraved on the tubes. The SB-MH and SB-AMH feature a sight hole that allows microphone holder to be positioned on the centimeter indicator circles. The SB-TJ90 tube joiner also has sight holes allowing for proper centering of cross bars and measurement between cross bars and microphone holders. The scales on the various bars are indicated as follows:•E420 indicated in centimeters and reads 0 to 105cm from left to right and 105 to 0cm right to left.•E421 indicated in centimeters and reads 40-0-40cm.•E407 indicated in centimeters and reads 25-0-25cm from the center.E418 Tube JoinerThe E418 tube joiner is used to connect any two of the 7/8” diameter tubes. Typically used for the 2 meter segment of the Decca Tree or for very wide stereo bars. To join two tubes simply slide the tube joiner bar into one of the tubes and secure with the 8-32 x 1/4” flat head screw. Next, slide the second tube over the joiner bar and secure with the other screw. See diagram below.fig. 9: E418 tube joiner bar assemblySB-HB Hanging BarThe SB-HB assembly threads into the SB-SMA stand mount adapter as shown below.fig. 10: SB-HB assemblyWhen hanging the microphone array can be aligned to the sound source by attaching the supplied guide line yoke to the ends of the 7/8” tubes. With user supplied line the yoke can be tied to an appropriate anchor point in the venue. These yoke lines are adjustable so that the microphone array can be precisely aimed. Adjustments can be made by slipping the mono-filament line through the shrink tubing to shorten one side of the yoke while effectively lengthening the other.fig 11. Guide Line YokeThe ends of the yoke guide lines attach to the s-hooks on the ends of whatever bar is being used. The s-hooks (supplied with your Spacebar system) must be mounted to the end plugs of the tube with the supplied #10-32 x 1/2” button head cap screw. Use a 1/8” hex wrench. Do not tighten the screw so much that it binds the s-hook. The screw has a thread locking compound applied to its threads so it will not loosen after screw is installed.fig. 12: Bar end s-hook installationfig. 13: guide line yoke attachmentThe vertical angle of the array can be adjusted by moving the stand mount adapter forward or rearward of the balance point.Exploded Parts Diagrams SB-AMH Adjustable Mic HolderSB-MH Standard Mic HolderITEM NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY.1E408Mic Holder 7/8" Tube Clamp 12H5145/8-27 Threaded Boss 13H520Round Pin 1/16" x .3"24H43610-32 x 7/8" FL SC SS 15H4591/4-20 Flat Washer Bronze16H512Adjustable Handle 10-32 x .78" stud 17H5155/8-27 24mm Nut 1Grace Part#SB-TJ90 90 Degree Tube JoinerITEM NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY.1E41590 Degree Tube Joiner12H512Adjustable Handle 10-32 x .78" stud 23H4591/4-20 Flat Washer Bronze 2GracePart#SB-AMHRA Adjustabe Mic Holder, Right AngleITEM NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY.1E413Mic Holder Right Angle 3/4" Tube Clamp 12E40524mm Nut 10-32 Thread 13H520Round Pin 1/16" x .3"24H5145/8-27 Threaded Boss15H512Adjustable Handle 10-32 x .78" stud 16H4591/4-20 Flat Washer Bronze 17E417Adjustable Mic Holder Top 18H43610-32 x 7/8" FL SC SS 29H5155/8-27 24mm Nut 1GracePart #SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter with 5/8”- 27 threadsITEM NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY.1E416Stand Mount 5/8-27 Threads 7/8" Tube Clamp 12H512Adjustable Handle 10-32 x .78" stud 13H4591/4-20 Flat Washer Bronze 1GracePart #SB-SUR Surround TreeITEM NO.Grace Part #DESCRIPTION QTY.1E420105 cm x .875" OD Tube2 2SB-AMH Adjustable Microphone Holder5 3E414End Plug for 0.626" ID tube6 4H4028-32 x 1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw6 5H43410-32 x 1/2" Button Head Cap Screw6 6SB-TJ9090 Degree Tube Joiner2 7SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter1 8E407Tube 53cm x .875"OD x .625" ID1SB-DT Decca TreeITEM NO.Grace Part #DESCRIPTION QTY.1E420105 cm x .875" OD Tube3 2SB-AMH Adjustable Microphone Holder3 3E418Tube Joiner Bar1 4E414End Plug for 0.626" ID tube4 5H4028-32 x 1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw6 6H43410-32 x 1/2" Button Head Cap Screw4 7E423Cable Clip for 7/8" tube6 8SB-TJ9090 Degree Tube Joiner1 9SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter 5/8-27 Threads1 10H522S-Hook 13/64" Dia2SB-BL BlumleinITEM NO.Grace Part #DESCRIPTION QTY.1E422Stand Mount Right Angle12SB-TJ9090 Degree Tube Joiner13E40524mm Nut 10-32 Thread34H43610-32 x 7/8" FL SC SS35H4028-32 x 1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw26SB-MH Mic Holder27E414End Plug for 0.626" ID tube28E407Tube 53cm x .875"OD x .625" ID1SB-BLRA Blumlein Right AngleGrace Part #DESCRIPTION QTY. E422Stand Mount Right Angle1 SB-TJ9090 Degree Tube Joiner1 E42180 cm x .875" OD Tube1 SB-AMHRA Adjustable Mic Holder, Right Angle2 E40524mm Nut 10-32 Thread3 H43610-32 x 7/8" FL SC SS3 H4028-32 x 1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw2 E414End Plug for 0.626" ID tube2SB-100 1 Meter AB barITEM NO.Grace Part #DESCRIPTION QTY.1E420105 cm x .875" OD Tube12SB-AMH Adjustable Microphone Holder23E414End Plug for 0.626" ID tube24H4028-32 x 1/4" Flat Head Machine Screw25H43410-32 x 1/2" Button Head Cap Screw26E423Cable Clip for 7/8" tube47SB-SMA Stand Mount Adapter1SB-HB Hanging BarITEM NO.DESCRIPTION QTY.1E428Hanging Bar12H5215/8-27 Threaded Boss (modified H514)13H4961/4-20 X 1 Flat Head Socket St Zn 82 Degree 14H495Eye bolt 1/4-20 X 1" Cut to 5/8"15W5001/16” DIA Shrink tubing, Black1”6H52478”6H524140”7H523#10 Barrel Swiv el with safety hook38H522PartNo Monofilament line .016” DIA for 1 meter bar Monofilament line .016” DIA for 2 meter bar S-Hook, closed, 13/64" Dia, 5/64" WireRevision historyRev.Description Date InitialsA Initial release10/07/09MBGB Added SB-HB parts diagram and bill of materials.12/07/09MBG12/07/09MBGB Fixed SB-BLRA bill of materials to show item number column.Also fixed bom to show proper tube (80cm E421)B Corrected monofilament line yoke drawing to show proper12/07/09MBG swivel attachment.B Changed references to mic cable clips to Velcro cable ties05/06/10EDGC Added coversheet 08/11/10EDG。