Introduction Extended Time Division Multiple Access (ETDMA) is a communication technique employed by the mobile communications systems employ. It is a multiple-access technique that divides time into frames and allots time slots to different users, allowing numerous users to share the same wavelength band. ETDMA (Extended Time Division Multiple Access) allows for more flexible resource allocation than typical TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access), where all time slots have a predetermined duration. This implies that ETDMA can give customers that need more bandwidth or capacity more time slots while giving few time slots to those who need few of the ... Read More

Introduction Electronic Stability Control (ESC) is a computerised technology used in all vehicles to detect loss of traction and skidding. When the technology detects the loss of control steering, it automatically applies the brakes and assists the drivers in whatever direction they are going. This system also oversees the other driving factors, like steering, throttle, and rotation around the vehicle's vertical axis, to detect the loss of control. It is an innovative technology that assists the drivers of vehicles to be safe and sound in a mishap, and it greatly reduces the chance of the drivers losing control of ... Read More

Introduction Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS) was created to offer a worldwide picture of the Earth's land surfaces, seas, and atmosphere, etc. Researchers were able to analyse numerous features of the Earth's surface, such as plant cover, land usage, and changes in water bodies, thanks to the satellite's multispectral scanner, which was equipped to record pictures in a variety of light wavelengths. The ERTS/Landsat program has undergone multiple revisions since its debut, with subsequent satellites carrying more sophisticated sensors and technology. Launch and Development of ERTS The first satellite to be launched with the intention of remotely sensing the ... Read More

Introduction Erasmus Research Institute of Technology (ERIM) has been the centre of knowledge for management studies since 1998. It has impacted societal and managerial studies, with more than four hundred and fifty management scientists contributing further to the study of management and innovations. The main focus is to help businesses have a scientific approach through research that will assist organizations and enterprises in improving their business operations and processes that will make them more profitable and socially acceptable. In 2010 Erasmus Research Institute of Technology was ranked in the top three schools for business research and the top twenty-five ... Read More

Introduction Electric Power Directing (EPS) is a framework used to assists the driver with guiding the vehicle. It is a form of the power steering system that helps the vehicle's steering mechanism through an electric motor, minimising the effort the driver needs to spin the wheels. Many vehicles now use EPS systems instead of the older hydraulic power steering systems because they are more effective, lighter, and environmentally friendly. Components of EPS The Electric Power Steering (EPS) framework consists of various parts that coordinate to assist the driver with guiding the vehicle. The principal elements of an EPS system ... Read More

Introduction Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is a non-benefit association with central command in the U.S. that does innovative work relating to power creation, circulation, and utilisation. Electric utilities, legislative associations, and organisations engaged with the energy business are among the individuals from EPRI, laid out in 1972 and upheld by its individuals. The foundation researches various subjects, like atomic power, energy proficiency, and environmentally friendly power. The organisation offers solutions to ensure customers access safe, dependable, economical, and ecologically responsible power. Many significant technologies and procedures in the electric power industry have been developed by EPRI. History and ... Read More

Introduction Enhanced Parallel Port (EPP) is a similar port standard that was formulated by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in the 1990s. It was organized as a modification over the original parallel port criterion, which was restricted in tenures of speed and functionality. Enhanced Parallel Port makes use of a 32-bit database. It can transfer data at a speed of 2mb/s. Moreover, it can support a large number of data transfer modes and allows external devices to signal the computer. Advantages of EPP EPP quickly became widespread and was widely embraced in many industries and applications ... Read More

Introduction Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange (EPABX) methods use a major switching unit to link multiple phone lines and attachments within an association. This authorises users to make and receive calls through a single telephone number or a range of numbers, without the need for separate phone lines for each user. To enhance contact efficiency, EPABX systems are designed to automate call administration processes, such as call routing, call transfers, and seminar calls. Working Principle of EPABX The working regulation of an Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange system implicates several elements working together to oversee incoming and outgoing calls ... Read More

Introduction Electrically Heated Oxidation Catalysts (EHOCs) are a type of exhaust after treatment system that is designed to reduce harmful emissions from internal combustion engines, particularly diesel engines. EHOCs are capable of reducing emissions of pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx), hydrocarbons (HC), and carbon monoxide (CO). EHOCs are composed of a ceramic substrate that is coated with precious metals, typically platinum, palladium, and rhodium. These metals act as catalysts to speed up the chemical reactions that convert the harmful pollutants in engine exhaust into less harmful substances. EHOCs have an integrated electric heater that provides heat to the ... Read More

Introduction Electro-Hydraulic Brake (EHB) is a type of braking system that combines the functions of hydraulic and electronic systems. In an EHB system, the brake pedal is connected to a master cylinder, which in turn is connected to a hydraulic pump that provides the necessary hydraulic pressure to actuate the brakes. However, unlike a traditional hydraulic braking system, an EHB system uses an electronic control unit (ECU) to regulate the hydraulic pressure applied to the brakes. The ECU receives inputs from various sensors, such as wheel speed sensors and brake pedal sensors, and uses this information to determine the ... Read More