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Introduction to EDF Export development fund (EDF) is an autonomous body that works under sovereign authority. It was approved under different EDF laws of the state. The fund aims to enhance the international export and import of a country and increase business. In India “EDF” was set up under “Export-Import Bank of India Act 1981”. The main objective of EDF is to increase countries' competitiveness, expansion and modernization of industries at all levels. EDF through investment helps in setting up enterprises, expanding them and promoting exports. Objectives of EDF There are two main objectives of the export ... Read More
Introduction to EDFA Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier (EDFA) is the most frequently used amplifier which was invented in 1987. The EDFA is a device that is used in long-distance communication devices. The device is inebriated with the chemical Erbium (Er). It is used in boosters, pre-amplifiers, optical transmission lines, inlines etc. "Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier" is an optical device that is used to amplify the optical signal without converting it into an electric signal.” It also enhances the transmission distance of the signal. It can enhance the 1.5 𝝁m wavelength region. Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier was the first ... Read More
Introduction Exchange Equalisation Account or EEA is a special account that embraces the United Kingdom’s gold reserve, international currencies along with the International Monetary Fund or IMF and Special Drawing Rights or SDRs. This equalisation account was established in 1932 for providing a fund to check any financial drop down in the exchange value of any first class society. Purpose of Exchange Equalization Account The Exchange Equalisation Account or EEA is a fund that started as a revenue of the Majesty in the United Kingdom.. It occupies the country's special drawing rights that are normally conducted at ... Read More
Overview of EEE Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) is a field of engineering that deals with the examination and alertness of power, electronics, and electromagnetism. It includes designing, developing, and maintaining electric and electronic systems, equipment, and devices. EEE is a huge field that covers a huge range of programs, from power generation and distribution, to telecommunications, control systems, and electronics production. In EEE, college students study essential ideas including electrical circuits, electromagnetism, digital electronics, manage systems, and communique systems. They also learn how to design and examine electric and digital systems and devices, and the way to use ... Read More
Definition of Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable read-only memory) is a type of non- volatile memory technology that may be programmed, erased and reprogrammed electrically. It allows for information to be saved even if electricity is removed, making it useful in numerous electronic devices that require information storage. EEPROM is normally used in microcontrollers, smart cards, and other electronic devices. Working Principle of EEPROM EEPROM works by using a grid of transistors and capacitors to save binary records. Each transistor and capacitor pair, called a memory cellular, can save a single bit of ... Read More
Introduction Freight on the Road (FOR) refers to transportation of goods via road. It uses commercial vehicles such as trucks and vans for transportation purposes. This mode of transportation is used for short to medium distances. It is also considered to be the most important part of the logistics industry. Freight on the road is used to transport various types of goods such as raw materials, pharmaceuticals and finished products. Significance of FOR in logistics Freight on the road holds great significance in the logistics industry to transport goods. There are numerous reasons why freight on the ... Read More
Introduction Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) refers to list of common questions and answers that provides relevant information about a topic. It provides quick answers to questions that people may have. Websites and other organisations which provide services create a FAQ section so that people have quick answers and won't require additional assistance. The FAQs are asked by the users and organisations provide answers to them. The FAQ section is a convenient, user−friendly resource for users when they seek information. It increases customer satisfaction and decreases support requests. Importance It helps to improve the search engine ranking as ... Read More
Introduction Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) is a process which is performed to verify that the equipment or system is functioning properly and is meeting the company standards. It is usually conducted before shipping the product to the manufacturing plant. It is usually done in front of the customer. The FAT ensures that the system or equipment is as per the requirements of a customer. It also ensures that it is designed, and assembled properly. The system or equipment is tested under various operating conditions from normal to abnormal. The conditions are testing the equipment under different loads, testing ... Read More
Introduction Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is a United States Federal law which was enacted in 2010 to combat tax evasion by US taxpayers who hold assets in foreign financial institutions (FFIs). The law states that the FFIs will have to report the accounts held by US taxpayers to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Foreign financial institutions must register with the IRS and will have to disclose the names, account balances and addresses of US account holders. FFIs also need to disclose the amount of dividends and interest earned. If FFI fails to comply with FATCA ... Read More
Introduction Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) primary mission include safeguarding the country from terrorist threats and threats from foreign intelligence services, upholding and enforcing domestic criminal laws, and offering leadership and criminal justice services to both federal and local authorities. Investigations into a variety of criminal activities, including organised crime, cybercrime, public corruption, abuses of civil rights, and financial crimes, are the responsibility of the FBI. The FBI was established in 1908 and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. History of FBI Attorney General Charles Bonaparte, who was concerned about the lack of a centralised investigation organisation in the ... Read More