Sentence examples for payload power from inspiring English sources

In this section, we provide a key application of the results from Theorem 3: joint uplink payload power control for sum SE maximization in multi-cell network.

Since the downlink payload power can be obtained according to Theorems 4 and 5, the optimized uplink SEs can also be achieved in the downlink.

Statistical power control (p_{lk} = frac {rho }{d_{l}(mathbf {z}_{lk})}) is still applied for pilots, while the uplink payload power τ jk is optimized.

The SNR is defined for the payload portion of each packet, that is, it is defined as the ratio of payload power over the noise variance.

As transmission experiments are performed during eclipse, the EPS must be able to support the payload power draw using battery reserves alone.

The computational efficiency and simplicity of the current approach offer a promising alternative to satisfying the payload, power and bandwidth constraints imposed by aerial microsystems.

We want to find the uplink payload powers {τ jk } that maximize the weighted uplink SE.

The first, published by Brad Edwards and Eric Westling in their 2003 book Space Elevators, envisaged 20-tonne payloads powered by Earth-based lasers travelling at a cost of $150 a kilogram, and with a construction price tag of $6bn £3.9bnn).

The payload average power requirement can be kept within feasible limits (1 kW) by using NiH2 batteries to supply the radar transmitter, and with a strong reduction of the mission duty cycle (40km×1100km are observed per orbit).

Optimal design of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) consists of various subsystems and disciplines such as guidance and control, payload, hydrodynamics, power and propulsion, sizing, structure, trajectory and performance.

As satellite payload electrical power system requirements continue to grow, satellite systems employing flat panel arrays have reached limits set by either on-orbit dynamics that limit the size and shape of the deployed array, mass constraints set by the launch vehicle, or by the limits set by the volume constraints of the launch shroud.