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This paper proposes a novel multi-faceted adaptive image fusion algorithm based on a pulse coupled neural network.
This paper describes the design and test results of a cryogen-free cryostat, based on a pulse tube refrigerator, with 50 mm diameter top-loading sample facilities for neutron scattering experiments.
In this paper an extensive set of experiments and a related mathematical model investigating the dynamics of pneumatic actuators controlled by on-off solenoid valves, whose opening and closing time response is based on a pulse width modulation (PWM) technique, is presented.
The speed of sound has been measured up to 100 MPa and in the temperature range (293.15 353.15) K by using an apparatus based on a pulse echo technique working in transmission mode, and a correlation for this property was proposed.
Furthermore, Shin et al. [ 5] suggested a regression equation using 15 multiple parameters to enhance the accuracy of BP measurement based on a pulse diagnostic apparatus widely used in TKM and TCM and developed an Android application for use with a pulse diagnostic apparatus device for BP measurement.
The resistance of the reactor is represented by R C. The inverter operation is based on a pulse-width modulation (PWM) switching technique.
The prototype achieves 4-PPM bit rate of 126 Mbit/s based on a pulse-train transmission with a duration of 10 μs.
By using the proposed LFC, a digital pixel sensor (DPS) based on a pulse-frequency-modulation (PFM) scheme has been designed and fabricated.
A pulsed-power generator with high current rise based on a pulse-forming-network was studied toward generating intense point-spot X-ray source.
In addition, the material elastic constants measured are validated by an ultrasound test based on a pulse-echo method and compared with previous published results at room temperature.
The probing outputs are estimates of small signal impulse responses generated based on a pulse-compression principle, and designed to be independent of other applied signals around the aircraft control loop.
