Country Codes

MURS, or the Multi-Use Radio Service, is a public radio service created by the FCC in the Fall of 2000 that can be accessed by any individual for personal or business-related purpose. MURS was created for the general public to use without acquiring a license to broadcast, but requires that users remain within the frequencies [...]...

NTSC (National Television Systems Committee) is the standard for analog television transmission in the United States and many other counties worldwide. NTSC was developed in 1953 by the National Television System Committee. Alternatives to NTSC were developed later, including PAL and SECAM. NTSC provides 482 lines of vertical resolution and 16 million colors. NTSC transmits [...]...

Bar codes come in many shapes and sizes. Common 1-Dimensional bar codes use lines of black on a white background to encode data. Postnet, which is used by the U.S. Postal Service, uses bar height to encode data instead. Most U.S. state drivers licenses use a 2-Dimensional bar code like PDF-417 to enable them to [...]...

Facebook users have access to a wide variety of services and utilities. One of the readily available options is Facebook Chat. Chat on its own can be exciting, but it can be enhanced with a variety of emoticon codes that create simple graphical representations with the text based codes within the chat window. The official [...]...

CLLI codes, or Common Language Location Identifier, pronounced “silly codes”, are codes used by telecommunication companies to identify specific industry equipment. CLLI codes are 11 characters long, may be comprised of a combination of letters and numbers, and are used by all telecommunication companies in North America. While CLLI codes were first created and used [...]...