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De nition US FDA regulations covering electronic records and electronic signatures. The criteria a software product must meet to successfully complete a test phase or to achieve delivery requirements. The user acceptance test is normally a commercial milestone requirement, in which the user accepts that the system does what it purports to do, while the supplier will receive some payment. This test should prove that the deliverables function as expected in the users operating environment, including all system software with the appropriate versions, and so on. Mechanical parts in a BMS system like valves, vents, and so on. See Application software. A program adapted or tailored to speci c user requirements for the purpose of data collection, data manipulation, data archiving, or process control. Software designed to ful ll speci c needs of a user; for example, software for navigation, payroll, or process control.

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Equation (4.15) is widely cited as the famous Kelly formula (Kelly 1956). John Kelly used the growth function G = q log(1 + l) + p log(1 l), where q + p = 1, q and p are probabilities of correct symbol transmission and error respectively, and log is logarithm with base 2. The maximum value of G is reached if (1 + l) = 2q or (1 l) = 2p (this can be verified by solving the equation dG/dl = 0). Equation (4.14) contains Equation (4.15) as a special case.

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A potentiometer is a variable resistor. (See the mystery guest in Figure 3-15.) You can change the amount of resistance by turning a knob or dial of some sort. The dial contains a bit of metal inside the potentiometer, called a wiper, that slides over differerent sections as you turn it. As seen in Figure 3-16, the position of the wiper shortens the distance that the current must travel on one end (the terminal on that side then has a higher current), and increases it on the other (so that the other terminal has a lower current). There are several uses for potentiometers: Dial-based volume and brightness controls. Most dial-based controls are potentiometers, including the controls on a pocket TV. We ll be rewiring these in 4, Hacking Pocket Televisions. (Boy, 4 sounds pretty fun by now, eh ) Paddle controllers for the Atari 2600. The paddle controller for the Atari 2600 consists of a big knob with a trigger on the side, and under this knob is a potentiometer, which sends the paddle position back to the Atari. Composite video circuit on the hacked-up Atari 2600 board. Two small potentiometers allow you to fine-tune color and brightness.

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3. Check the upper right corner of the board. If you see a small 8-pin IC chip, as shown in Figure 15-2, you ll need to take some additional steps when hacking up the board. (We ll do those steps later in this chapter.) This thing appears in about one out of five Atari 2600s.

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