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English to Latvian translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial / Production line | |||||||
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cietsavienojuma ķēde Explanation: Tā saka Tilde. Vēl: If circuit performance can only be changed by a change in wiring and/or components, the circuit is referred to as being hardwired. If there are only limited things you want a circuit to do, having a hardwired circuit is a very reasonable thing to have. But if you want versatility, an ability to easily make changes in performance, some programming capability must be introduced in the circuit. A microprocessor of some type must be used. Then you can change performance via programming commands and there is no need to solder any connections or detach/attach wires. But software can be corrupted and crash. Hence, the both hardwired circuits and microprocessor controlled circuits exist in industry. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 mins (2005-07-10 10:45:10 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- 2002. varbuut arī nav, man ir 2005. Reference: http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:w9be4jznruEJ:www.msoe.edu... |
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