Electronic Devices
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| Originally published | 1984 |
| Authors | Thomas L. Floyd |
| Steve Wetterling | |
| David M. Buchla | |
| Published | January 5, 2017 |
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About Electronic Devices
For courses in basic electronics and electronic devices and circuits A user-friendly, hands-on introduction to electronic devices filled with practical applications and software simulation Electronic ...
Eric Adams: FBI seize NYC mayor's phones in fundraising investigation
... His campaign said Electronic Devices, believed to be two iPhones and an iPad, were taken by agents on Monday night...
Coventry student guilty of making IS chemical weapon drone
... Prosecutor Michelle Heeley KC told the court the idea for the drone was " somewhat inspired by the design of the Tomahawk missile" based on material recovered from his Electronic Devices...
Florida police stop 10-year-old driver on highway
... Officers learned that " both children were upset with their mother because she took away their Electronic Devices, which is believed to have been done because they were not using them appropriately" the sheriff s office said...
Australian childcare worker charged with sex abuse of 91 children
... Police allege he recorded all of his abuse, and say they found 4000 images and videos on his Electronic Devices...
Kuno cheetah deaths: Could radio collars be killing the big cats in India?
...By Geeta PandeyBBC News, DelhiCould radio collars, the crucial Electronic Devices that help track the movement of protected animals, be harmful for them? That is the question many are asking after the deaths last week of two cheetahs who were among the 20 big cats brought to India with much fanfare last year...
Pentagon to tighten controls after classified documents leak
... New measures include the appointment of officers to control the level of access to top secret data and installing systems to detect Electronic Devices...
Court artists on their three, very different Trumps
... Now, nearly every US state court allows Electronic Devices and even some federal district and circuit courts permit their use...
Relay theft: Mum's warning over criminals targeting keyless cars
... What is relay theft? The AA said as criminal gangs are using sophisticated Electronic Devices to override the car s security...
Coventry student guilty of making IS chemical weapon drone
By Caroline Gall & PA news agency Bbc News , West Midlands
A PhD student has been convicted of designing and building a drone for terror group Islamic State (IS) that was capable of delivering a bomb.
Mohamad Al-Bared denied supporting IS after The Device was found in a bedroom at his Coventry home along with a 3D printer capable of making parts for it.
Prosecutors alleged it
Al-Bared denied a charge of engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorism.
Jurors at Birmingham Crown Court were told the Mechanical Engineering graduate was arrested at the same time a raid was carried out at the home he shared with his parents.
Officers seized several devices and also found an IS application form which Al-Bared, 27, denied filling in.
Prosecutor Michelle Heeley KC told The Court the idea for The Drone was " somewhat inspired by the design of the Tomahawk missile" based on material recovered from his Electronic Devices .
The Material included references to fuses, mechanical detonators and an " explosive" head, She Said .
The Drone , shown to jurors, also had a landing gear and a small Digital Camera .
Al-Bared, who was studying at Birmingham University and specialising in laser-drilling, said he had no plans to assist IS and had made a drone for his own research purposes.
He also said he had researched IS to argue against its aims with others at a mosque.
But The Prosecution said it was clear from encrypted online chats and other digital material that he supported IS and he intended to make a " single-use" video-transmitting, fixed-wing drone for terrorist purposes, and to travel to Africa via Turkey.
His conviction centred on preparations in January Last Year .
Judge Paul Farrer KC told Al-Bared that he had been convicted of an offence of " the utmost gravity" and a long prison sentence was " The Inevitable consequence" when he was next before The Court on 27 November.
West Midlands counter terrorism police said Al-Bared had worked out How To get The Drone into A War zone without being stopped by authorities and had Set Up a spoof company so he could pretend to be travelling on business.
Det Ch Supt Mark Payne, head of the West Midlands unit, said: " Al-Bared was a calculated individual and coupled with his education and expertise in mechanical and Chemical Engineering he was clearly very dangerous.
" He has made a purpose-built drone able to carry explosives or chemicals to be used as a weapon in A War zone.
" Thankfully he was unable to continue his efforts following his swift arrest earlier this year. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
