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The self-synchronization method refers to the method that can extract the synchronous signal from the data signal waveform. A typical example is the famous Manchester code, which is often used for LAN transmission. In Manchester Coding, there is a hop in the middle of each bit. The hop in the middle is both a clock signal and a data signal. The hop in the middle is 1 ", the jump from low to high indicates "

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slower than the sender's clock, the receiver is not able to decode the signal correctly. You can use a method that sends a clock to the receiver on another line, but this scenario is not feasible because it increases the wiring cost by one time, so the receiver changes the received signal to get the clock, which is the clock recovery process. Whenever a signal has a transition from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1, the receiver knows that it is on the boundary of the clock cycle and can resynchronize itself. H

In the World Cup, the Colombian star kadiaddo is the tornado of the transfer market. He has received attention from many clubs, including Manchester United and Barcelona. However, according to the latest news, the brokers of quadaddo personally admitted that they had been talking about the collapse with Barcelona, which also gave Manchester United a great opportunity to compete for players that have always

SAS Program has three types of errors: Programing logic errors (how to identify and resolve ); Syntax errors (how to recogize ANC correct ); Data errors (how to examine and resolve. How to write an efficient SAS Program: Write code that is easy to read as much as possible (one line per sentence, indented layout, and comments more) Test any part of the program Test Program with a small dataset (for

Path to mathematics-sas memo (10), path to mathematics-sas memo Merge combines two or more data sets. Libname saslib "k: \ sas "; DataSaslib. goodsprice; Input id name $ price6.2; Datalines; 1 mouse 35.6 2 Keyboard 28.95 3 mouse pad 8.2 4 headsets 29.7 ; DataSaslib. goodsquantity; Input id quantity; Datalines; 1 150 2 98 4 162 3 45 ; Proc sortData = saslib. goods

Disk media in the storage area is the most critical device, and all data and information is stored on disk media. The reading speed of the data is determined by the connection interface of the disk media. We used to do data storage through SCSI or SATA interfaces and hard drives. But in recent years a new technology has increasingly been favored by small and medium-sized enterprises and even large enterprises. Is the SAS technology and its correspondi

Http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-28458801-id-3839892.html The relationship between encoding and synchronous asynchronous http://blog.csdn.net/brucexu1978/article/details/6587487 Several common coding schemes: unipolar code, polarity code, bipolar code, Zero code, dual-phase code, non-zero code, Manchester code, differential Manchester code, multilevel encoding, 4B/5B encoding. Excerpt RZ encoding (Return-to-ze

Opening remarks: I personally think that the entire SAS protocol family is large, and there are many concepts that are hard to understand. I can only study the actual code at work while reading the protocol in detail. In this way, we can better understand the SAS protocol. It is the best way to understand the protocol according to the code. Think about all the protocols for data transmission. The communicat

Path to mathematics-sas memo (18), path to sas memo 18Data _ null _;X = 15.63;Y = 15.13;Xx = ceil (x );Yy = ceil (y );Put xx = yy =;Xx = floor (x );Yy = floor (y );Put xx = yy =;Xx = int (x );Yy = int (y );Put xx = yy =;Xx = round (x, 0.1 );Yy = round (y, 0.1 );Put xx = yy =;Z = trunc (1/3, 3); * stores data in 3 bytes;Put z =;All content of this blog is original, if reproduced please indicate the source ht

The Champions League has ended the United Arab Emirates match in 11 minutes, and the only hope of Arsenal this season has been completely shattered due to the fall of James. Cristiano Ronaldo has scored one after another, we have no hope. I believe that the Arsenal fans around the world are heartbroken at this moment. We cannot blame the Defender for making mistakes. We can only say that God is not fond of us. You cannot go to bed tonight. Like in the Champions League finals, this will also be r

Path to mathematics-sas memo (14), path to sas memo 14 Sas Date Format Data _ null _;X = '7jan2012 'd; Put x yymm7 .; Put x yymmc7 .; Put x yymmd7 .; Put x yymmn6 .; Put x yymmp 7 .; Put x yymms7 .; Put x yymon7 .; Put x mmddyy10 .; Put x yymmdd10 .; Run; All content of this blog is original, if reproduced please indicate the source http://blog.csdn.net/myhaspl

Path to mathematics-sas memo (17), path to mathematics-sas memo 17SAS Date and Time FormatData _ null _;Input mydate YYMMDD10 .;Put mydate YYMMDDB10 .;Put mydate YYMMDDC10 .;Put mydate YYMMDDD10 .;Put mydate YYMMDDN8 .;Put mydate YYMMDDP10 .;Put mydate YYMMDDS10 .;Cards;2014-05-;Run;All content of this blog is original, if reproduced please indicate the source http://blog.csdn.net/myhaspl/2014 05 182014-05-

recently re-spread on the database, the company's core database every day IO full, in the study with SAS 16*RAID10, or RAID10 ssd*6, or FIO;the principle, no raid-5 for database; eh; the root of all evil ;No.2 principle, most of the time, the database does not need too high CPU, now 2 sockets are basically enough, more MySQL is not used;No.3 principle, large memory, high IO, is the necessary condition of modern web-based database;now the big companies

In practical applications, we often convert wide data (one patient observation) into long data (one patient observation) or long data (one patient multiple observations) into wide data (one observation for a patient), and in R we can use the Reshape2 package. There are two implementations of the SAS: arrays and transpose. This blog post first explains the use of arrays to reconstruct SAS data, and the next

Path to mathematics-sas memo (13), path to sas memo 13Libname sastemp 'e:/sastemp /';Option user = sastemp; * specifies the reference name of the next logical database;Page; * The log starts from a new page;Data sales;Input id $ price;Skip 6; * Five blank lines are generated in the log;Cards;1 23.32 99.233 91.01;Proc print;Run;X 'dir. '; * execute the operating system command; all content in this blog is or

Path to mathematics-sas memo (9), path to mathematics-sas memo View Libname saslib "k: \ sas "; DataSaslib. testview4/view = saslib. testview4; Set saslib. test4; Run; Proc printData = saslib. test4 noobs label; Run; Proc SQL; Select testview4.id as student ID, testview4.score as score fromsaslib. testview4; Quit;All content of this blog is original, if reproduc

Path to mathematics-sas memo (6), path to mathematics-sas memo Connect external data Connect to database type options All content of this blog is original, if reproduced please indicate the source http://blog.csdn.net/myhaspl/ Connection ACCESS: Proc SQL; Connect to access as db (path = "e: \ xx. mdb "); Connect to excel: Proc SQL; Connect to EXCEL (PATH = "k: \ student_excel.xlsx" GETNAMES = YES