WCOR Essays

  • FM Receivers

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    output proportional to s(t). Over a short time interval, this variation ¡Ö C(wc-wo)t. Thus, the system continues to loop until the frequency of the VCO output matches or ¡°locks¡± onto the incoming frequency. The time it takes for the system to ¡°lock¡± is called the acquisition time. Once the frequencies match, s(t) becomes s(t) = AB/s sin(¦Èc-¦Èo) For an incoming FM signal s(t) = AB/2 sin(¦Èc(t)-¦Èo) = AB/2 sin (kf ¡Òm(¦Ó)d¦Ó ¨C¦Èo) Running s(t) through a differentiator results in an AM signal which

  • Childhood Obesity: PICOT Analysis

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    that they will implement positive lifestyle changes to prevent obesity (Hessler, K. L., 2015). PICOT Question In primary care children and adolescents 9 and older (P), will the body mass Index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC) (I) at each visit (C) reduce the prevalence (O) of obesity (T)? The conceptual model chosen The model chosen for this project is the Model for Evidence-Based Practice Change. The model consists of important guidelines tools in Evidence-based practice (EBP) that can reduce

  • Enigma History

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    The Enigma was a German ciphering machine used in World War II. In the later years of the war, one was stolen and the Allies were able to decipher German messages, helping the Allies to resist and come to victory. It is said that if the Allies had not broken the Enigma, the war could have gone on for one or two years longer than it did, making it a very important part of the story of World War II. The Mechanics of the Enigma Before 1919, four different men, from four different countries, created