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Encyclopedia: Micro Channel architecture
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A micro-channel plate (MCP) is a planar component used for detection of particles (electrons or ions) and impinging radiation (ultraviolet radiation and...
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The MCA bus (also called the Micro Channel bus; MCA stands for "Micro Channel Architecture") was IBM's attempt to replace the ISA bus with something "bigger and better". When the 80386DX was introduced in the mid-80s with its 32-bit data bus, IBM decided (much like it did with the AT) to create a bus to match this width.
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Microchannel technology furnishes solutions Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are developing a system to rapidly produce hydrogen from gasoline in your car. One approach uses steam reforming, in which hydrocarbon fuel reacts with steam at high temperatures over a catalyst. Hydrogen atoms are...
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A single x-ray photon interacting in a channel of the MCP produces a charge pulse of about 1000 electrons that emerge from the rear of the plate.
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Schematics of Micro-channel Chip. The blood sample goes through .... microchannel emulsification for monodisperse microsphers“,
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In 1987 IBM made their move, releasing a three-way noose for the nascent independent computer industry lead by Compaq. The three components were the PS/2, OS/2 and the secret sauce -- the Micro Channel Architecture.
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We have fabricated and evaluated the mechanical, optical and fluidic characteristics a 50µm wide and a 30µm deep micro-channel device produced by hot emboss and direct bonding of PMMA plate with dimensions of 20mm × 20mm × 1mm. The fabricated micro-channel device was evaluated the bond strength, which was confirmed to...
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The History of Personal System/2 (PS/2) and Microchannel Architecture (MCA) IBM announced the Personal System/2 (PS/2) computer on April 2, 1987. The following list gives the chronological history of PS/2 models as they were introduced. Microchannel (MCA) models are printed bold.
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