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Heated solder is liquid in nature, and as we all know (especially those of us with kids), liquids can spill and make a mess. When solder spills, it can burn you or accidently connect things that you don t want it to. This can cause short circuits and in some cases even ruin parts. In this section, we ll discuss some common soldering problems and solutions in a question-and-answer format. Q: I have accidentally soldered two connections together and I don t want to wait for the desoldering iron to heat up. Any thoughts A: I know the feeling! First, make sure there s no excess solder on the tip of your iron (tap the iron against the stand, then shake it off ). Place the tip of the iron between the connections that you want to separate. Once the solder between them is molten, press the soldering iron down onto the board and drag it between the connections. When done correctly, this will create a clear space between the connections, and the solder will freeze before flowing back together. Also, some of the solder will stick back onto the iron. This may take a few tries, but it s faster than waiting for the desoldering iron to heat up. If you want to make sure that there s no trace of solder left between the connections, scrape the board there with a knife when you re done. Q: I m having trouble getting the solder to stick to a connection it seems like the original solder on the board won t melt. Is my soldering iron too wimpy

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1. US FDA (1997) 21 CFR Part 11 Electronic Records; Electronic Signatures, FDA, US Food and Drug Administration, Rockville, MD, www.fda.gov. 2. GAMP R Good Practice Guide: Validation of Laboratory Computerized Systems, 1st edn (2005), International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), Tampa, FL, ISBN 1-931879-39-7, www.ispe.org. 3. GAMP R 5 Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP R ) Guide for a Risk-Based Approach to Compliant GxP Computerized Systems, 5th edn (2008), International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), Tampa, FL, ISBN 1-931879-61-3, www.ispe.org. 4. McDowall, R.D. (2005) Validation of Chromatography Data Systems, Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, UK, ISBN 0-85404-969-X. 5. Huber, L. (1995) Validation of Computerized Analytical Systems, Interpharm Press, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, USA, ISBN 0-935184-75-9.

The angle of incidence, q, of direct radiation on a surface is calculated by geometric considerations. A thorough treatment can be found in Duf e & Beckman (1991): cos q = sin(d ) sin(l) cos(b ) - sin(d ) cos(l) sin(b ) cos(a ) + . . . . . . cos(d ) cos(l) cos(b ) cos(w ) + cos(d ) sin(l) sin(b ) cos(a ) cos(w ) + . . . . . .cos(d ) sin(b ) sin(a ) sin(w ) where d is the declination angle, the angular position of the sun with respect to the plane of the equator at solar noon, north positive (-23.45 d 23.45 ), and may be estimated for any day of the year, nday (1 nday 365) from the following: d = 23.45 sin(360(284 + nday ) 365) (2.84) (2.83)

5. Put some hot glue on the metal side of each dial to partially secure it to the case, while keeping the glue away from the dial itself. If some does hit the dial, cut it away with an X-Acto knife. 6. Blob some hot glue over the lead ends of the dials to attach the knobs to the TV screen itself. This will keep the dials from being pushed into the case. 7. Cut a square piece of screen door mesh about 1-1/2 1 1/2 in size. Superglue it on the bottom of the walls over the + shaped speaker hole. 8. Cut another piece the same size, then glue it over the first piece, but rotated about 45 degrees. This makes the mesh look thicker. 9. Place the TV s speaker over the mesh and use about four blobs of hot glue to lock it in place. Put the speaker terminals on the left so the wires going to them can be tucked along the side of the TV. At this point, the front of the case should look like what s shown in Figure 17-11.

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Without the -term, the solution is 3 cos t sin t 2e 6e and approaches a harmonic oscillation fairly soon. With the -term the first half-wave has a maximum amplitude of about 5, but from about t 8 or 10 on its graph coincides practically with the graph of that harmonic oscillation (whose maximum amplitude is 10). This is physically understandable, since the system has damping that eventually consumes the additional energy due to the -term. 6. The subsidiary equation is (s 2 The solution is Y s 2 100(e (s 1)(s

Now we are ready to copy the file to the CE device. First we initialize the RAPI subsystem. We check the size of the file, allocate a buffer for it, and read the entire file into memory on the desktop.