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p: 3.00 - 8.00x + 2.00x^4 + 1.00x^5 p.degree(): 5 q: 5.00x + 6.00x^2 + 9.00x^3 q.degree(): 3 p.plus(q): 3.00 - 3.00x + 6.00x^2 + q.plus(p): 3.00 - 3.00x + 6.00x^2 + p.plus(q).degree(): 5 z: 0 z.degree(): -1 p.plus(z): 3.00 - 8.00x + 2.00x^4 + z.plus(p): 3.00 - 8.00x + 2.00x^4 + p: 3.00 - 8.00x + 2.00x^4 + t: 8.88x^44 t.degree(): 44

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The var-args constructor is tested at lines 3 4, and the two-argument constructor is tested at line 18. The other testing includes checking (at lines 9 10) that the plus() method is commutative: p + q = q + p, and (at lines 14 16) that the zero polynomial z satisfies the defining condition p + z = z + p = p.

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The unfortunate characteristic of programmed I/O is that the computer can spend a great deal of time waiting for a slow device In the time it takes to process a character out to a 56K baud modem, for example, the computer could easily perform 200 to 1000 other instructions Interrupt-driven I/O To avoid the waste of computing power using programmed I/O, virtually all operating systems today use interrupt-driven I/O With interrupt-driven I/O, the program requesting the transfer is blocked (suspended) while the bytes are being transferred The operating system copies the bytes to be transferred into system memory space so that the suspended program can be temporarily removed from memory, if necessary Then the OS calls the initiator section of the device driver The initiator moves the first byte into the controller s buffer, commands the controller to begin, and then returns to the OS.

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For the CB ampli er of Problem 619, use SPICE methods to nd (a) the input impedance Zin and (b) the output impedance Zo (Netlist code available at author website) Ans: a 24:81 ; b 2:195 k The exact small-signal equivalent circuit for the CC ampli er of Fig 6-2(a) is given by Fig 6-21 Find the Thevenin equivalent for the circuit to the right of terminals b; b, assume that hre hoe % 0, and show that the circuit of Fig 6-2(c) results (Hint: The conversion from CE to CC h parameters was worked out in Problem 614) Apply the CC h-parameter model of Fig 6-16 to the ampli er of Fig 6-2(a) to nd an expression for the voltage-gain ratio Av vE =vi Evaluate Av if hic 100 ; hrc 1; hfc 100; hoc 10 5 S, and RE 1 k .

7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 What is the difference between the Collection interface and the List interface What is the difference between the AbstractCollection class and the AbstractList class What is the difference between the AbstractList class and the AbstractSequentialList class What is the difference between the Iterator interface and the ListIterator interface What is the difference between the ArrayList class and the LinkedList class What is the difference between an ArrayList object and a Vector object In deciding whether to use an ArrayList or a LinkedList in an application, what factors make one choice better than the other

Ans: Av hfc RE = hic hoc RE 1 hrc hfc RE % 0:999 Find an expression for Ro in the CC ampli er of Fig 6-21; use the common approximations hrc % 1 and hoc % 0 to simplify the expression; and then evaluate it if R1 1 k ; R2 10 k ; hfc 100, and hic 100 Ans: Ro hic = hoc hic hfc hrc % hic =hfc 1 The cascaded ampli er circuit of Fig 6-24(a) matches a high-input-impedance CC rst stage with a highoutput-impedance CE second stage to produce an ampli er with high input and output impedances To 0 illustrate this claim, refer to Fig 6-24(b) and determine values for (a) Zin Rin ; b Zin ; c Zo , and (d) Zo0 if RS 5 k and all other circuit values are as given in Problem 624.