Hello everyone, I am currently working on my thesis focusing on TPM and I am in need of some high-quality photos of TPM boards to include in my research. Unfortunately, I have been having trouble finding suitable images. If anyone could assist me with this, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Kornél.
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Kornel, have you completed your thesis yet?
Hi Kornél, have you tried reaching out to specific manufacturers of TPM boards? They might be willing to provide high-quality images for academic purposes. Besides, websites like Unsplash and Pixabay sometimes have excellent tech-related images under a Creative Commons License. Alternatively, you could reach out to local computer repair shops or tech companies - they might even allow you to take photos of their own TPM boards. Hope this helps!
Hi Kornél, I've done some research around TPM in the past! If you want high-quality photos, I would recommend getting in touch with manufacturers of TPM boards. They usually have high-resolution images for promotional purposes and I reckon they'd be willing to help you out, especially considering it's for a thesis. Another option could be to reach out to tech reviewers or blogs, they often have clear, up-close images of the hardware they're reviewing. Hope this helps!
Hi Kornél! I totally understand the struggle of finding the right visuals for a thesis—it's often tougher than it seems. Have you tried reaching out to industry vendors or checking out sites like Flickr and Wikimedia Commons for user-uploaded images? Sometimes, you can also find great resources in academic databases or technical publications where TPM is discussed. Good luck with your research!
Hi Kornél! I totally understand how challenging it can be to find quality images for a thesis. Have you checked platforms like Wikimedia Commons or even forums dedicated to electronics? Sometimes users share their own high-res photos there. Additionally, reaching out to manufacturers directly might yield some official images for your research. Good luck with your thesis!
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Answer: Answer: One option is to search for such images on academic databases, specialized websites, or contact organizations involved in TPM research to request access to relevant images.
Answer: Answer: It's important to consider copyright laws and permissions for using images in research studies. Make sure to properly cite the sources and obtain permission if necessary.
Answer: Answer: Look for images with clear resolution, accurate labeling, and relevance to the topic of TPM to ensure they enhance the quality and credibility of your research study.
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