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de-energized At the instant a relay coil is de-energized, the magnetic field in the coil collapses A collapsing magnetic field will create a momentary current spike, which will induce a voltage spike that will exceed the original voltage that was in the coil This spike can damage the transistor By adding a diode in parallel with the coil, the diode will allow a path for the current flow back to the original source, thus protecting transistor When a diode is used in this application, it is called a flyback diode Another solution is to use solid-state relays instead of using the transistor approach Solid-state relays come in small plastic enclosures that are about 2 inches square in size A low-current, 5-volt signal will open or close the circuit Depending on the model, it can handle currents up to 40 amps For low-powered applications, a solid-state relay can be used instead of electromechanical relays such as solenoids Fortunately for the less electronically astute, off-the-shelf solutions are available For example, Team Delta (wwwteamdeltacom) sells four types of simple remote controlled switching boards that are used in many combat robots The RCE200 is a single-output control board that uses a transistor driver to run a load of up to 9 amps enough to run most relays The RCE210 is a relay module that can switch a load of up to 24 amps, enough to run smaller motors The RCE220 and RCE225 interface boards are dual-relay controllers with ratings of 12 and 24 amps, respectively These controllers can switch two independent motors or can be wired in an H-bridge configuration to run one motor in forward and reverse The RCE220 and RDE225 boards can also be used as a switch to control the coils on larger solenoids to control a higher-powered motor, or they can be configured as an H-bridge for low-powered motors Figure 7-10 illustrates this type of a setup When using relays to drive motors, it is recommended that you use fuses between the relays and the batteries for all non-drive motors Due to the harsh environment combat robots operate in, shock impacts of weapons damage may cause a relay to momentarily short out If this happens, the batteries will be destroyed.

Figure 6-40 Right-clicking on different parts of a grid brings up different menus It s important to know what s available and where to click to get the desired options

Figure 7-11: Call setup with ISUP When a call is placed to an out-of-switch number, the originating SSP transmits an ISUP initial address message (IAM) to reserve an idle trunk circuit from the originating switch to the destination switch (1a) The IAM includes the originating point code, destination point code, circuit identification code dialed digits, and, optionally, the calling party numbers and name In the following example, the IAM is routed via the home STP of the originating switch to the destination switch (1b) Note that the same signaling link(s) are used for the duration of the call unless a link failure condition forces a switch to use an alternate signaling link The destination switch examines the dialed number, determines that it serves the called party, and that the line is available for ringing The destination switch transmits an ISUP address complete message (ACM) to the originating switch (2a) (via its home STP) to indicate that the remote end of the trunk circuit has been reserved The destination switch rings the called party line and sends a ringing tone over the trunk to the originating switch The STP routes the ACM to the originating switch (2b), which connects the calling party s line to the trunk to complete the voice circuit from the calling party to the called party The calling party hears the ringing tone on the voice trunk In the previous example, the originating and destination switches are directly connected with trunks If the originating and destination switches are not directly connected with trunks, the originating switch transmits an IAM to reserve a trunk circuit to an

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as well as row subtotals or grand totals Figure 6-41 shows that column subtotals and column grand totals have been turned on for a view that shows products and promotions on the rows The subtotals appear as the totals of promotions for each product category, while the grand total is the total of all the product categories By default, subtotals would also appear for the product categories, which would be the total of each promotion regardless of the product categories, but this was turned off using the Totals Options dialog, as shown in Figure 6-41 Note too that totals can be placed at either the top or bottom of the grid Hiding Empty Rows and Columns Notice that in Figure 6-41 there are no values for the Customer promotion for any of the product categories or any of the years The Customer member still shows up because it is one of the product categories, but seeing an empty entry like this can be confusing and can waste valuable screen