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diff --git a/introduction.typ b/introduction.typ index 8631e46..6948ee9 100644 --- a/introduction.typ +++ b/introduction.typ @@ -1,15 +1,4 @@ -#import "@preview/unify:0.8.1": add-unit, qty - -// All units for the specification should be specified here -#add-unit("ppm", "ppm", "upright(\"ppm\")") -#add-unit("ppb", "ppb", "upright(\"ppb\")") -#add-unit("inch", "\"", "upright(\"\\\"\")", space: false) -#add-unit("digital voltage", "VD", "upright(\"VD\")") -#add-unit("volt peak-to-peak", "Vpp", "upright(V_\"pp\")") -#add-unit("milli volt peak-to-peak", "mVpp", "upright(\"mV\"_\"pp\")") -#add-unit("micro volt peak-to-peak", "uVpp", "upright(mu V_\"pp\")") -#add-unit("dBc", "dBc", "upright(\"dBc\")") // decibels relative to the carrier -#add-unit("rack unit", "U", "upright(U)", space: false) +#import "@preview/unify:0.8.1": qty = Introduction <introduction> @@ -235,12 +224,14 @@ Metrologic aiming at $qty(10, "ppm")$. === Reader's guide <readers-guide> We recommend a reader not familiar with the field to first read this -specification sequentially. Sections 2 and 3 will develop the core -specifications of the SAME ecosystem. Section 4 will specify the module design -principles that allows it to achieve its precision goals. Section 5 will explain -how to verify conformity of a SAME product with this specification. Section 6 -will present a reference implementation of the system. Finally, sections 7 and 8 -will show how and when to use a SAME Analog Computer. +specification sequentially. #ref(<electrical-specifications>) and +#ref(<mechanical-specifications>) will develop the core specifications of the +SAME ecosystem. #ref(<module-design>) will specify the module design principles +that allows it to achieve its precision goals. #ref(<compliance-verification>) +will explain how to verify conformity of a SAME product with this specification. +#ref(<reference-implementation>) will present a reference implementation of the +system. Finally, #ref(<theory-of-operation>) and #ref(<applications>) will show +how and when to use a SAME Analog Computer. == Document conventions <document-conventions> |