Sentence examples for control of sensors from inspiring English sources

The coil is supplemented by PID regulated air cooling system for fine control of sensors temperature during measurements.

The MTUs give access to the management of communications, collection of data (generated by several RTUs), data storage, and control of sensors and actuators connected to RTUs.

His specific interests include new micro- and mesoscale manufacturing techniques, fluid mechanics of flapping wings, control of sensor-limited and computation-limited systems, active soft materials, and morphable soft-bodied robots.

The video-level control is performed by (1) front-end control involving the control of sensor Exposure Time and lens control (voltage )), and (2) Digital Gain (DG) Control, which manipulates the gain parameter.

We will apply the concept of a recursive control proposed in previous section, intended for the control of sensor integration time and the gain, whereas the lens is controlled by a PID control.

In subsequent work [31, 32], Klein, et al. incorporate their data quality measures into a larger middleware architecture named GINSENG, intended for performance monitoring and control of sensor networks.

These valves can be actuated under closed-loop-control of sensors responding to a specific biological or environmental stimulus, leading to potential applications in advanced responsive drug delivery systems.

Also bi-directional communication between the sensor nodes and the sink is possible in order to enable a control of the sensors.

To environmentally restrict invasion, we placed this module under the control of heterologous sensors.

Fault-tolerant control of current sensors is studied in this paper to improve the reliability of a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG).

As in the previous paper [3] we propose a full analytical procedure that foresees the preliminary and final control of the sensors accuracy and coherence, an experimental design that allows to cover at the best all the considered environment, a really too short monitoring period and a chemometric analysis of data.