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Opt Express ; 23(21): 26952-61, 2015 Oct 19.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-26480356

ABSTRACT

We demonstrate all-optical 4x10 Gbps NAND gate with an individual input data rate of 10 Gbps using single mode Fabry-Pérot laser diode. The proposed scheme is based on the principle of multi-input injection locking. All-optical NAND gate is one of the universal logic gates which can be used for realizing all other logic gates for optical communication and networks. The output performance of the proposed all-optical multi-input NAND gate is verified with output spectrum domain results, waveforms, rising-falling time, and eye diagram measurement at 10 Gbps input. The ON/OFF contrast ratio of 41 dB is measured at the spectrum domain output when all four input beams are logic high. In all other combinations of four inputs, maximum ON/OFF contrast ratio of 1.5 dB ON/OFF is measured. Clear output waveform, output eye diagram with an extinction ratio of about 11 dB, and rising-falling time of about 35 ps are obtained. The BER measurement is carried out and we found the power penalty of about 1.7 dB at BER of 10(-9).

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J Nepal Health Res Counc ; 10(22): 258-60, 2012 Sep.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-23281463

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Mental Health First Aid is a relatively new concept conceived in Australia about 10 years ago and by 2010 it has spread to 15 other countries including Nepal. It is designed to deal with mental health emergencies as well as to help people with developing mental health problems to get to appropriate help before a crisis occurs. This programme was launched in Kathmandu by SAF-Nepal in November 2010 when the Australian experts ran a workshop for over 22 delegates from various mental health organisations. The MHFA Nepal course is being evaluated and adapted to suit Nepalese context. New conditions including hysteria and epilepsy have been added in the Nepalese version. The programme is expected to raise mental health awareness and reduce stigmatising attitudes amongst the selected members of the general public and health professionals.


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Crisis Intervention , Mental Health , Crisis Intervention/education , Health Policy , Humans , Mental Health/education , Nepal , Patient Acceptance of Health Care , Program Development
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