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This digital document is an article from Plastics Technology, published by Gardner Publications, Inc. on November 1, 1996. The length of the article is 878 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Mold-filling software now accepts rapid-prototyping data format.
Author: Joseph Ogando
Publication: Plastics Technology (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 1996
Publisher: Gardner Publications, Inc.
Volume: v42Issue: n11Page: p24(2)

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ISO/IEC 11694-5:2006 is one of a series of International Standards specifying the parameters for optical memory cards and the use of such cards for the storage and interchange of digital data.ISO/IEC 11694 recognises the existence of different methods of recording and reading information on optical memory cards, the characteristics of which are specific to the recording method employed. ISO/IEC 11694-5:2006 is specific to optical memory cards using the linear recording method and specifies a data format for information interchange for applications using ISO/IEC 11694-4, Annex B. ... Read more

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This part of ISO 7168 specifies a general format for the exchange of air quality data and related information. It defines mandatory and optional keywords to identify the data presented in a data file, and the values and formats of the data allocated to a keyword.This part of ISO 7168 is recommended for the international exchange of air quality data. It is also intended for direct data import, e.g. into spreadsheets. ... Read more

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This part of ISO 7168 specifies a condensed data format for presentation of air quality data. Contrary to the general data format specified in ISO 7168-1, the condensed data format reduces the file size. This format is intended particularly for exchanging files between automatic data processing systems. Therefore, it is restricted to the minimum information necessary for processing data. ... Read more

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Specifies requirements and gives recommendations for the data format for control systems used in the numerical control of machines. Improves the co-ordination of system design in order to minimize the variety of program manuscripts required. Is not intended for use in flame cutting machines and drafting machines used specifically and exclusively in the shipuilding industry. This title may contain less than 24 pages of technical content. ... Read more

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Gives guidance for a uniform method of presentation for the properties of magnetically soft ferrite materials and measuring conditions under which they are to be determined. Is intended for use in manufacturers' catalogues of transformer and inductor cores, in order to aid the comparability of such data. ... Read more

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ISO 15076-1:2005 specifies a colour profile format and describes the architecture within which it can operate. This supports the exchange of information which specifies the intended colour image processing of digital data. Specification of the required reference colour spaces and the data structures (tags) are included. ... Read more

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This part of IEC 62258 has been developed to facilitate the production, supply and use of semiconductor die products, including but not limited to - singulated bare die, - minimally or partially encapsulated die and wafers. This standard specifies the data formats that may be used for the exchange of data covered by other parts in the IEC 62258 series as well as definitions of all parameters used according to the principles and methods of IEC 61360-1, IEC 61360-2 and IEC 61360-4. It introduces a Device Data Exchange (DDX) format, with the prime goal of facilitating the transfer of adequate geometric data between the die manufacturer and the CAD/CAE user and formal information models that allow data exchange in other formats such as STEP physical file format, fin accordance with ISO 10303-21 and XML. The data format has been kept intentionally flexible to permit usage beyond this initial scope. This standard reflects the DDX data format: version 1.2.1. ... Read more

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Enables the exchange of geometrical information between different systems of ship hull definition. The terminology used is in accordance with ISO 7461. ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture, published by UP Media Group, Inc. on October 1, 2003. The length of the article is 482 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Data format 'Offspring' sprung.(Around The World / Design)(Offspring data transfer format being evaluated)
Author: Mike Buetow
Publication: Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2003
Publisher: UP Media Group, Inc.
Volume: 20Issue: 10Page: 8(1)

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The numerical control systems addressed by this Technical Report use a combination of two types of data :Machine program data — Data formatted in accordance with ISO 2539 and coded in accordance with ISO 840Operational statements — Machine set-up, initialization and/or operational parameter data formatted in accordance with this Technical Report and coded in accordance with ISO 646. Character subset:0-8 0-9 0-10 0-13characters of column 2 except 2-7characters of column 3 except 3-11 and 3-15characters of column 4 except 4-0characters of column 5characters 7-12 and 7-15 Operational statementsIt is not expected that all NC systems will embody all the features and capabilities for which operational statements have been defined in this Technical Report. When an NC system has the capability to enter operational statements, the mnemonics and formats defined in this Technical Report shall be used. It is not intended that the functions defined herein shall limit the capabilities of NC systems; additional functions and operational statements may be defined and implemented by the control builder as required. It is also expected that in some instances, a control builder may, at his discretion, implement one or more of the functions defined herein exclusively with pushbutton switches or other conventional operator controls. If these functions are labelled in an abbreviated or mnemonic fashion, the mnemonics defined in this Technical Report shall be used.Hardware configurationThis Technical Report deals with numerical control systems which may assume any of a wide variety of hardware configurations according to the purpose and capabilities required of the system. Figure 1 shows a numerical control system containing several types of peripheral hardware. The primary concern of this Technical Report is the form of the data prepared by the part programmer or introduced by the operator into the numerical control system through one or more of these devices. In general, these data can be either “machine program data” or “operational statements”. Binary data interchange in formats not conforming to this Technical Report may be utilized within or among various devices, at the convenience of the control builder, whenever such interchange is transparent to the user.Figure 1 suggests some of the possible types of peripheral equipment that may be used with a numerical control system; it is not the intent of this Technical Report to specify or to limit the types of peripherals used in a given system. Other standards exist to define some of the physical interfaces implied by figure 1.Functional categories of commandsTo illustrate the implementation of a system having a broad range of commands and with maximum utilization of an alphanumeric keyboard for command entry, a system having a structure organization according to figure 2 has been used.Figure 2 shows several categories of commands that may be implemented. It is not the intent of this Technical Report to specifically require or to limit the commands to those shown in figure 2; the extent of the capabilities of any given numerical control system will depend upon the use to which the system is put. In some systems, diagnostic capabilities, management information system facilities and other specialized functions or categories might be provided in addition to those shown in figure 2.A feature of the organization shown in figure 2 is the existence of a Mode Selector level in the system structure. An operator communicating with a numerical control system having this structure can gain access to any of the subordinate command categories from the Mode Selector level. Once he has entered the appropriate sub-level, he can perform any desired operation for which mnemonic commands have been defined in that command category. When he has completed his task, he can switch from the sub-level back to the Mode Selector level and, from there, enter any other desired sub-level ... Read more