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A normal tendon shows regular banding related to its waveform configuration (crimps).
PHY setting including waveform configuration is thus anticipated to be adapted to different requirements for each service.
In Section "Adaptive waveform selection", we integrate the IP-LPF with a waveform configuration algorithm and demonstrate its performance in tracking multiple targets in Section "Simulation results".
Note that we restrict ζ q = q ζ (mod M) in (3) as this selection of cyclic frequency shift causes the positioning of the sidelobes of the AF to depend on ζ, thus facilitating adaptive waveform configuration in our proposed algorithm.
Using simulations, we demonstrate the improvement in tracking performance when we adaptively select the MCPC CAZAC waveforms over tracking using non-adaptive waveform configurations or single-carrier phase-coded CAZAC waveforms.
Successful cardioversion depends on the energy used, the output waveform, paddle configuration, and the presence of underlying heart disease and co-morbidities.
We observe that the MCPC waveform with adaptive configuration (indicated as AMCPC in all figures) clearly outperformed the SCPC Björck CAZAC and fixed MCPC waveform when considering the number of lost tracks.
We evaluated current- and voltage-controlled KHFAC waveform generators in configurations that included a capacitive coupling between generator and electrode, a resistive coupling and combinations of capacitive with inductive coupling.
For each configuration, the waveform of the left cell is analysed at three different cell cell separations.
RA projection neurons were identified based on their spontaneous tonic activity and characteristic spike waveform recorded in cell-attached configuration prior to breaking into the cell (Mooney, 1992; Spiro et al., 1999).
We used three different station configurations in our waveform inversion (see Table 1) to evaluate the dependence of the inversion solutions on station configuration.
