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Instructions for making the measurements shown in Section 8.6 are given in this section. The instructions are generic and apply to any modern VNA. In this experiment the in-band and out of band loss and the input and output match of the RF lter are measured with the VNA.

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The first step in using Vista s Speech Recognition feature is connecting and configuring your PC s microphone. Because this is a fairly new technology, your PC might not include a microphone as part of its standard packaging. This is an easy fix; good PC microphones are readily available at a number of retail stores. You can choose a desktop microphone that sits on your computer desk, a headset microphone, or a lavalier/tie clip type. Either type works fine; it just depends on what you prefer. However, a headset microphone is somewhat more portable. True, you do have to remain close to the PC using a headset microphone (it s plugged into your computer s console), but you can move your head without having to worry about sound distortion or too much background noise. Comparatively, if you move your head (or mouth) away from a desktop microphone, you might encounter some interpretation problems. After you decide on a microphone, you need to connect it to your PC. Most microphone devices connect to your computer via a USB port. (Refer to 4 to learn more about USB drives.) Locate an empty USB port and connect your microphone to your computer. If your microphone does not have a USB plug, locate the appropriate input source and connect it to your computer. After you connect your microphone, configure it before you begin using Vista s Speech Recognition tool. Follow these steps to set up your microphone: