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Can someone help me with a table design/code?

By on Tuesday, July 19th, 2011 | 2 Comments

I am an independent artist, and recently I was asked to design some stuff for my college's website. I created a table to display course information in Illustrator, but then I was asked to actually build the table I designed online. I don't have very much web experience, and the editor we are using doesn't have the tools I would like to build what I want... Anyway, I'm posting a link to the image I designed:

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/XPzUlWOmiOc-H6Tdn4AAcQ?feat=directlink

You can see that the design is essentially a table. My boss wanted an item (the plus sign on the left) to create a flyout for each row to display additional information about each course. The plus sign should change to a minus sign when pressed. The code needs to be replicable enough to create additional rows, etc. I know enough to put the information in the right box, but I have no idea how I'm supposed to build this thing. Any assistance would be very much appreciated! Thanks!


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    By on Saturday, July 2nd, 2011 | 4 Comments

    so basically my professor was i don't know? freakin' lazy-irresponsible-i-don't-know-what-he was freakin' retarded! he seldom show up in class then yesterday he told us to make a project. to build a remote control chair or something like that as long as we use a car/motorcycle battery, dc motor and wheels not the small one but not that big, i guess wheels like of the lawn mowers'. we don't need to use any microcontroller yet. we just need to show a fully working motor with wheels powered by a car/motorcycle battery. (i guess to familiarize us with these things in order to prepare us for some real project. joining parts together, i guess this is the first part) and i don't really know where to start? a car/battery was like 12volts right? and the motors? what kind of motors? hell, i don't even know where to buy one! do i need resistors? damn, i don't really know what to do.. if only he could teach us the basics!

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        By on Monday, January 3rd, 2011 | 1 Comment

        I have a small form factor (SFF) computer and it fits on a shelf in a newly built cabinet (~2 cu ft). However, about three times it has shut-down due to over heating. I've added a fan to the cabinet and purchased temperature logging equipment. The fan implementation isn't very good (no shut-downs, but possible long-term thermal damage to components) so I'm trying to determine if improving the fan would be good enough or if I need to purchase a small air conditioner that would vent elsewhere. By the way, I'm an EE.

        I've got temperature vs. time data for computer ON with the cabinet door open and shut. The curves look exponential and that seems correct.

        1. For a problem like this what is the form of the equation(s) and what units should I work in?

        The heat sources: computer and video card (the video card can be removed and on-board video can be used). Cooling sources: fan, open door and possible air conditioner.

        2. How do I fit my temperature vs. time data to create a model? The data is in Excel.

        I'd be satisfied with links to answers or similar examples. Google searches send me to house air conditioners. I'm actually interested in how to solve these problems, I don't want to just buy a window air conditioner and freeze the computer.
        It is a matter of degrees, so to speak. The SFF case has already been removed so there's mostly unrestricted heat flow from inside the computer to the inside of the cabinet. However, the highest recorded temperature inside the cabinet is still 108F. At that temperature, the frame of the computer is hot to the touch. Imo, the problem is to remove the heat from the cabinet.
        I think I found the answers I needed. This is a Heat Transfer question, not exactly Thermodynamics like I originally thought. One method of solution is called Sensible Heat the better is probably Newton's Law of Cooling. Unfortunately, Newton's law of Cooling wants R-values of insulation and I don't know how to test the insulation value of my cabinet.

        I also think I found the solution for my active cooling needs. Water Cooling PC is the search that gets me to hardware to do cooling in the magnitude I need. I.e. it will cool in the range of 100s of Watts, not 10,000s of BTUs.


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