Technician A hammers on a tie rod stud to break the taper with the steering knuckle. Technician B uses a special puller to separate the tie rod stud from the steering knuckle. Which technician is correct?
A) Technician A only B) Technician B only C) Both technicians D) Neither technician
B
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The undesired byproduct of mixing is known as a(n) ___________
A. sine-wave B. alias C. pulse train D. Nyquist rate
Which of the following could only be a serial data operation?
A) computer communication to a device on the IEEE-488 bus B) sending data from a computer to a printer C) receiving an e-mail message across the Internet D) the internal data movement in a microprocessor
Electronic amplifiers that handle very-low-frequency signals are difficult to design because thermal drifts of offset voltages cannot be distinguished from the signals. For this reason a popular technique for designing low-frequency amplifiers is the so called “chopper-stabilized” amplifier in Figure E-20.
