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Introduction Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS) technology is employed by the computer's graphics card or monitor to save energy by shutting off the display when it is not in use. The monitor receives instructions from DPMS instructing it to enter a low- power condition or to turn off entirely. The VESA Display Power Management standard, which is widely supported by contemporary computer hardware and operating systems, includes a function called DPMS. How Display Power Management Signaling works To govern the power condition of the display, Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS) sends signals between the computer's graphics card and the ... Read More
Introduction Fixed Geometry Turbocharger (FGT) is a type of turbocharger that uses a fixed geometry to govern the amount of air that enters the engine. It is frequently used to boost the performance of diesel engines. Unlike other turbochargers, the FGT has a consistent size and shape, which simplifies and reduces manufacturing costs. However, because it cannot respond to changes in engine load or speed, it is less versatile in terms of performance. FGTs are widespread in commercial vehicles including trucks and buses, as well as some passenger vehicles. In terms of engine response, power output, and fuel efficiency, ... Read More
Introduction Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) is an internationally played sport. Recently, the international football world cup was organised in Qatar and the name FIFA emerged there as well. Such is the impact of FIFA on football that it has become synonymous with the sport. In fact, if you have played Electronic Arts’ football game on your PC or Xbox, you must have seen that it is also associated with FIFA. In this article, we are going to explain what FIFA stands for and how it works and governs international football. Understanding FIFA FIFA is an acronym that ... Read More
Introduction Fuel Pressure Regulator Circuit (FPRC) is an electrical component that manages the fuel pressure in the engine's fuel injection system. A closed-loop control system adjusts the fuel pressure in response to changes in engine load and speed. The FPRC is composed of a fuel pressure regulator, a pressure sensor, and an electronic control unit (ECU). Any variations in the fuel pressure in the fuel rail are signalled to the ECU via the pressure sensor. The fuel pressure regulator is given instructions by the ECU to adjust the fuel pressure as necessary once this signal has been analysed. With ... Read More
Introduction Emergency Repair Disc (ERD) is a tool for repairing and debugging Windows operating systems. It is a bootable disc or USB drive that includes several tools and programs that may be used to resolve common Windows system problems. ERD often comes with tools for resolving faulty system files, the Master Boot Record (MBR), restoring system settings, and other necessary system upkeep activities. When a Windows system fails to boot correctly or when crucial system files are corrupted or destroyed, ERD is very helpful. Users may access several diagnostic and repair tools by starting the computer from the ERD. ... Read More
Introduction Education and Research Network (ERNET) is organized to satisfy the networking prerequisites of the education and research community in India. It was founded in 1986 as a joint scheme between the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Government of India, to deliver academic and research organizations with access to high-speed internet connectivity and advanced network assistance. ERNET is governed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) and is conducted under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). The network unites more than 1, 500 organizations, including institutes, universities, research labs, and libraries, across the ... Read More
Introduction European Space Agency (ESA) is a worldwide association laid out in 1975, fully intends on cultivating European country-to-country joint effort in space examination and investigation. Currently, 22 parts nations make up the ESA, including France, Germany, Italy, and the Unified Realm, as well as various teaming-up states and accomplice countries. The mission of the ESA involves performing scientific research, producing and deploying satellites, and coordinating global space initiatives. The Agency's fundamental areas of interest incorporate Earth perception, media communications, route, human spaceflight, and investigation of the planetary group. ESA likewise handles the European International Space Station (ISS) component. ... Read More
Introduction Employee's State Insurance (ESI) was enacted on January 24th, 1952. It acted as health insurance and followed the rules specified in the ESI Act of 1948. Primarily this law was only for the labourers. Later, it was modified, so employees earning less than 15000 could avail of this insurance. Employees State Insurance is the health insurance given to Indian employees, and it also has cash and other medical benefits. Employee State Insurance Corporation( ESIC), an autonomous body, is responsible for this scheme, and it is under the Ministry of Labour and Employment, the Government of India. Benefits of ... Read More
Introduction ESIC or Employees State Insurance Corporation, is the body that comes under the Ministry of Labour and Employment in the Government Of India. It is a legislative body that abides by the rule of the ESI Act of 1948. The primary objective of the setting up of this organization is to help the employees in the event of a sudden injury, illness, or accident, and they cover the expenses on behalf of the employee; this benefit is for every insured employee, and its head office is located in New Delhi. History of ESIC The History of ESIC or ... Read More
Introduction Enhanced Specialized Mobile Radio (ESMR) has enhanced ability than SMR. At first the land mobile communication on a commercial basis was provided by the establishment of specialized mobile radio 1979. In this system there are one or more antennas, one or more transmitters and an end user. End user operates in interconnected mode or dispatch mode. Operating bands of SMR are VHF, UHF, 200, 700, 800 or 900 MHz. Introduction to ESMR Enhanced Specialized Mobile radio provides more capacity than SMR as it has the advantage of combining digital technology with cellular systems. ESMR offers digital mobile telephone ... Read More