I've got a Pentium I, 60 MHz clock/16 MB RAM (complete with floating decimal point error)that should make this list.
That thing was a pariah when it was brand new!
In general, the difference between MPEG2, MJPEG, & H.264 is indicated by video compression methodologies.
For example, MJPEG requires hefty bandwidth resource to transmit video, but is lean on the requisite 'decoding' resources.
H.264 is a much more efficient transmission method that uses a...
You're right. Now on to the next thread where we complain about how the younger engineers today just can't cut the mustard compared with our generation.
In the words of those who came before: 'It's hard to cram 20 pounds of crap into a 2 pound bag...'
I think your overly ambitious performance requirements given the transmission methods you specify make this one an ugly baby.
Organic pigments will fade and oxidize must more quickly in direct sunlight than inorganic pigments.
Confirm with the paint/coating manufacturer than an inorganic black is being specified.
Also, if your aggregate material is Al, make sure that a zinc binder or cobalt drier ingredient in the...
It was after some contemplation I place this question here in the 'other topics' forum. I am not sure if it better belongs in another place...
Speaking in generalities, I've been approached by an acquaintance to help with the concept & design of a mechanism intended to lock wheels on a...
That is a nasty secret about '1-part' compounds. They are in effect, always reacting (and curing).
In the example of the RTV, that reaction is significantly accelerated by the presence of moisture. However, even in a 'sealed' contained that reaction is occuring. The container plays a...
By what method are you extending shelf life?
Acetoxy silicones are continually engaged in crosslinking and curing, even in a sealed tube. Perhaps the RTV159 requires less catalyst to cure.
I believe that most if not all 1-part RTV silicones are moisture cure.
Packaging, then, become a significant contributor to shelf life. Container gas permability, humidity infiltration, and the ability to reseal and evacuate moisture after a token use all impact subsequent reuse and shelflife.
@ SomptingGuy
My response is in reply to data that reflects atmospheric change. Short of making my head implode due to nested root cause, I'm not sure that your 'of course' comment is applicable...
There are 6 billion +plus human beings walking the earth today.
500 years ago, there were 500 million people walking the earth.
In 1960, that number had increased to 2.97 billion.
From 1960 to now, the delta is at least 3.1 B people. Of course there is going to be atmospheric differences...
