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Full-Text Articles in Engineering
Digital Signal Processing Schemes For Fiber Optic Rotation Rate Sensor Scale Factor Linearization, David T. Dembinski
Digital Signal Processing Schemes For Fiber Optic Rotation Rate Sensor Scale Factor Linearization, David T. Dembinski
Masters Theses
This study examined and evaluated several scale factor linearization techniques for a fiber optic rotation rate sensor (FORS). The process of scale factor linearization retrieves rotation rate from an FORS signal. Open and closed loop digital signal processing schemes are evaluated on dynamic range, accuracy, and cost.
The results of these experiments show that open loop schemes require few components but have an inherently low dynamic range of operation. Extending the dynamic range of an open loop system is expensive in additional components. Closed loop systems require more initial components, but have a considerably superior dynamic range. It was concluded …
An Application Of A Heuristic Search Algorithm In Biomedical Images On The Magiscan Ii Image Analysis System, Patricia S. Humes
An Application Of A Heuristic Search Algorithm In Biomedical Images On The Magiscan Ii Image Analysis System, Patricia S. Humes
Masters Theses
The goal of this project was to successfully apply a heuristic search algorithm in the image analysis environment of the Magiscan II Image Analysis System. The purpose of this particular application was to enable the specific segmentation of a white blood cell image by outlining the boundary of the cell nucleus, a process not currently possible with the existing system software.
The method used involved tracing boundaries by choosing points based on a calculated cost factor. The cost factor has several input parameters that will enable it to be applied in a wide variety of applications. Several different cells' nuclei …
Computer Aided Design For Fet Circuits, Iyad Ahmad Natour
Computer Aided Design For Fet Circuits, Iyad Ahmad Natour
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Ohmic Magnetoresistance In Nonparabolic Semiconductors: Application To N-Insb, Mahmoud Jaafarian
Ohmic Magnetoresistance In Nonparabolic Semiconductors: Application To N-Insb, Mahmoud Jaafarian
Masters Theses
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A Method For The Calculation Of The Electric Microfield Distribution In A System Of Charged Hard Spheres, Ronald M. Flegal
A Method For The Calculation Of The Electric Microfield Distribution In A System Of Charged Hard Spheres, Ronald M. Flegal
Masters Theses
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The Development And Use Of A Double Beam Photoelectric Polarimeter For The Study Of The Faraday Effect, John Norman Rowe
The Development And Use Of A Double Beam Photoelectric Polarimeter For The Study Of The Faraday Effect, John Norman Rowe
Masters Theses
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