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... inputs. On the other hand, sequential systems represent the class of circuits in which
the outputs depend not only on the present value of the inputs, but also on the past behavior of the
circuit. ... FFs and latches. Table 41.1 shows the behavior of each of these types.
Flip-Flops and Latches
The outputs of the FFs or latches, which are sequential devices, are determin...
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the amplitude spectral density gives a continuous display of the amplitude density spectrum, which in
this case is in the form of impulses, rather than just a number.
Similarly the ... CRC Press LLC
the amplitude spectral density gives a continuous display of the amplitude density spectrum, which in
this case is in the form of impulses, rather than just a numbe...
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... least ±60° phase margin.
The above gain margins apply to simultaneous and independent gain perturbations when the
loop is broken at the output. The same holds for the above phase margins. The above ... some time the
fascination with artificial neural networks, and achievements in the mathematical foundation of the
back-
propagation
algorithm by Werbos (1974) went unnoti...
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I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to all the contributing authors. Taking time in otherwise busy and
hectic schedules to author the excellent articles appearing in the
Mechatronics Handbook
...
Mechatronics Handbook
is much appre-
ciated. I also wish to thank my Advisory Board for their help in the early stages of planning the topics
in the handbook.
This handb...
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... with an electron is rather small. This, of course, has
to do with the size of the unit we use to measure charge, the
coulomb
(C), named after Charles Coulomb.
However, the definition of the ... of
mass (I
G
), then Steiner’s theorem (parallel axis theorem) relates this moment of inertia to that about
another axis a distance d away by I = I
G
+ md
2
, where m is the mass of...
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... The number of equations one obtains by this technique is equal to the number of meshes in the circuit.
All branch currents and voltages may subsequently be obtained from the mesh currents, ... sources, on the one hand, and parallel and series circuits, on the other. This duality
appears again very clearly in the analysis of equivalent circuits: it will shortly be shown that equi...
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... frequency. Most high stability units use either
the third or fifth overtone to achieve a high Q. Overtones higher than fifth are rarely used because they
make it harder to tune the device to the desired ... During this time, the performance of the oscillator
continuously changes until it reaches its normal operating temperature. The temperature within the
oven then remains constan...
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... switching at high frequency; if the ground point of the high energy side of
the circuit is directly connected to the ground of the low energy side of the circuit, switching noise may
propagate through ... from the positive terminal to the negative terminal.
The supply is through the brushes, which make contact with the commutator segments. From Faraday’s
laws of electrom...