8 research outputs found
Interview: Kerry Hill - The felt structure of reality
No full textA + U-Architecture and Urbanism47072-9
Future Asian space : introduction
Full text linkAt the turn of this century, the rise of urban development had become a global phenomenon. Rapid urbanization had been at its most dramatic since the Industrial Revolution. With the emergence of global economies, innovative technologies, communication, global migration, rise of population, etc., as well as growing awareness of climate and environmental issues, our world is once again challenged to rethink its future with great urgency. All aspects of our lives are unpredictably becoming altered at an incredible pace and complexity that, indeed, one may argue that "nothing about cities in the 21st century is insignificant. These numerous and unpredictable changes affect everyone, both in the developed and developing regions of the world. In fact, as David N. Buck argues, the speed of change is so rapid that old definitions of developed and developing worlds do not seem to be relevant anymore
Experiments in time shift keying in data communications.
No full textA communication system based on Time Shift Keying (TSK) that allows for file transfer between two computers through a coaxial cable.
The system consists of a source computer interfaced to a transmitter and a receiving computer interface to a receiver. The system operates in simplex mode. The transmit side of the system uses a microcontroller to control the frequency that represents logic \u27I\u27 and logic \u27O\u27. The receive side also uses a microcontroller to determine the time differences in the carrier signal and translates these differences into either logic \u27I\u27 or logic \u27O\u27.
A Graphical User Interface (GUI) based software controls the opening and closing of the source and receive computer. The software allows the user to send or receive files
