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L11 and L22 are the small difference between two large numbers. In general, you should compute ki j to four decimal places. Reluctance and Physical Models The basic problem when simulating a magnetic component is to translate the physical structure of the device into an equivalent electric circuit. PSpice will use the equivalent circuit to simulate the device. Reluctance modeling, combined with a duality transformation, provides a means to accomplish this task. Reluctance modeling creates a magnetic circuit model that can then be converted into an electric circuit model. Table 2.1 shows a number of analogous quantities between electric and magnetic circuits. By comparing the form of the equations in each column, the following analogous quantities can be identi ed: EMF (V ) and MMF (F ) Electric eld (E) and magnetic eld (H ) intensities Current density (J ) and ux density (B) Current (I ) and ux ( ) Resistance (R) and reluctance (R ) Conductivity ( ) and permeability ( ) Reluctance is computed in the same manner as resistance, that is, from the dimensions of the magnetic path and the magnetic conductivity ( ).

This book is for all of you who mistakenly think you have to be a stock market guru to value stocks like a pro All the tools you need to value stocks are outlined in the chapters that follow All that is required is a bit of patience, practice, and persistence You don t need an MBA to understand the book s concepts or the 10 principles The goal of the book is to give all stock market participants individual investors, investment club members, stockbrokers, SEC staffers, corporate managers, directors of corporate boards, and ordinary people who want to learn about stock valuation a simple quantitative approach for estimating stock values Our model is a recipe for correctly and conservatively valuing common stock and increasing investment profits In this book we describe how you can use Excel to write a spreadsheet to value stocks with a minimum number of inputs.

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split into two networks One half, still called ARPANET, continued to be used to interconnect research and academic sites; the other, called MILNET, was specifically used to carry military traffic and ultimately became part of the Defense Data Network That year was also a good year for TCP/IP It was included as part of the communications kernel for the University of California s UNIX implementation, known as 42BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution) UNIX Extension of the original ARPANET continued In 1986, the National Science Foundation (NSF) built a backbone network to interconnect four NSF supercomputing centers and the National Center for Atmospheric Research This network, known as NSFNET, was originally intended to serve as a backbone for other networks, not as a stand-alone interconnection mechanism Additionally, the NSF s Appropriate Use Policy limited transported traffic to noncommercial traffic only.

Electric and Magnetic Circuit Analogous Quantities Magnetic F NI = magnetic circuit voltage (magnetomotive force) H magnetic eld intensity F = H dlm = Hlm F NI H= = lm lm B magnetic ux density B = H = permeability 0 = 4 10 7 H/m magnetic ux = s B d s = BAm R = reluctance lm N2 R = F = = Am L P = 1/R = permeance

NSFNET continued to expand, and eventually became what we know today as the Internet And while the original NSFNET applications were multiprotocol implementations, TCP/IP was used for overall interconnectivity In 1994, a structure was put in place to reduce the NSF s overall role in the Internet The new structure consists of three principal components The first of these was a small number of network access points (NAPs), where ISPs would interconnect to the Internet backbone The NSF originally funded four NAPs in Chicago (operated by Ameritech, now part of SBC), New York (really Pensauken, NJ, operated by Sprint), San Francisco (operated by Pacific Bell, now part of SBC), and Washington, DC (MAE-East, operated by MFS, now a division of MCI) The second component was the very High-Speed Backbone Network Service, a network that interconnected the NAPs and was operated by MCI.