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Expanding somewhat on the discussion about whether or not to keep the training assembly file, here is a little exercise that you can try. Make a Smart Component by going through the preceding steps, using the following tutorial or creating one of your own. Just make a simple one with perhaps one associated component and an in-context feature. Then go ahead and delete the training assembly. With the defining assembly gone, there appears to be no way to edit the setup of the Smart Component. Right mouse button (RMB)-click the Smart Feature folder in the FeatureManager of the Smart Component and select Edit in Defining Assembly, as shown in Figure 19.16. What happens next is that SolidWorks re-creates the defining assembly from the data that is stored in the Smart Component. This assembly is saved in a system temp folder using the name <Smart Component name>_ta.sldasm. If the Smart Component uses an in-context feature, it is saved to the temp directory as a library feature file using the name of the dummy part and appending _lf to the filename; for example, Dummy_lf.sldlfp.

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offer compelling benefits These are the IEEE 80211, IEEE 1394, HomePNA, HomePlug, and UWB The market for 1394-enabled digital products has been steadily expanding both in the CE and PC domains Over 15 million 1394-enabled PCs and PC peripherals and over 7 million 1394-enabled CE devices were sold in 2000 alone There are currently hundreds of 1394 products on the market, including camcorders, DTVs, STBs, MD players, PlayStation 2, digital video recorders, video editing systems, music synthesizers, speakers, desktop PCs, notebook PCs, printers, scanners, HDDs, digital cameras, PC cameras, Zip drives, CD-ROM drives, DVD+RW drives, MO drives, DAT drives, RAID systems, etc The market size for 1394 chips was $180 million in 2000 and is expected to grow to $590 million in 2005.

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As the market for 1394-enabled products expands, clusters of 1394-enabled devices are forming around the home, and there are needs for enabling room-toroom communications among these clusters to build an inhome digital network Wireless is an attractive solution to this problem because of the flexibility and ease of installation it provides For wireless 1394 products to gain popularity, certain conditions need to be met First, there should be a stable wireless technology that supports isochronous (real-time) streams Second, there should be bridge-aware devices (and protocols) on the market that allow seamless communications among devices in a hybrid wired/wireless environment The situation that will prevail however, is the technology that guarantees compatibility and interoperability For the most part, if the office at work uses wireless Ethernet, then more than likely, the choice at home will be the same This means lower maintenance and less technology headaches to deal with.

There has been a flurry of activities in the IEEE 80211 domain to address the needs of the home Various scenarios have been articulated with a variety of technologies The good news is there appears to be a convergence toward wireless LAN as the platform of choice While there are many competing technologies such as antenna diversity that can potentially provide higher throughput, the one technology that seems to have most widespread support is Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output.

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