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... of internal function based on the final measurement signal (including FFTs, SPC, performance monitoring, status reporting, etc.). 6.2 Characterizing the Measurement Signal The rendered measurement ... response are provided in international standards (IEC, 1996). Advances in Measurement Systems1 20 Incoherent Scattering (Compton Scattering) – This absorption process is in effect over a broad ... based instrument (operating with a 10 msec integration period) employing tube potential adjustment to maintain a constant signal-to-noise ratio for thicknesses above 0.5m. Advances in Measurement Systems1 18...

... resolution can be greatly increased. When considering analog signals, this format is often expressed in Advances in Measurement Systems1 44 Introducing this into Eq(7.15b) results in: X XX X3 ... center-buckling flatness distortions. These longitudinal waves induce both pass-line height and inclination angle variations, as the strip passes, causing oscillating measurement errors. Advances in Measurement Systems1 34 ... of internal function based on the final measurement signal (including FFTs, SPC, performance monitoring, status reporting, etc.). 6.2 Characterizing the Measurement Signal The rendered measurement...

... wavelength measurement, Advances in Measurement Systems4 12 receiver for NLoS (Non Line of Sight) was situated in position 2, in the parking of the next building. Finally, for the indoor scenario, ... system,” IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 52, Issue 2, Feb. 20 04, pp. 48 3 -49 4. Advances in Measurement Systems4 00 Fig. 5. Main window of UMATRIX Fig. 6.a) shows the transmitter ... positions. In position 1, the receiver was placed in the parking area of the building in LoS (Line of Sight). The PassiveAll-FiberWavelength Measurement Systems: PerformanceDeterminationFactors 42 9...

... contingency occurs. Advances in Measurement Systems5 16 In this process of interconnection of systems, the PMUs also has been very important in analyzing the effect of the oscillations in ... adaptive protection and generation shedding schemes are fully Advances in Measurement Systems5 36 Advances in Measurement Systems5 30 0 1 2 3 4 5 60123 4 5678910SecondsDegrees Fig. ... In particular, very high values of the ozone concentration in the beginning of April and very low ones in May, obtained in Minsk in 2008 prove to be true as they are confirmed by parallel measurements...

... Domain Multiplexing systems (OTDM), result in severe modulation of gain bearing majority carriers leading to undesirable cross talk in case multiple channels are introduced into the SOA (Inoue, ... probes were within the ITU-grid channel number 28 (15 54. 94nm), and are 0.4nm apart (λL3=15 54. 74nm, λL4=1555.14nm); the data channels are located at channel #26 (L2, ASK) and # 24 (L1, PSK). Channels ... traveling wave amplifiers has pointed out that the most dominant source of FWM in SOAs is the creation of gain and index gratings through the periodic modulation of the injected carriers in the...

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... un-wrapping algorithm, the continuous phase map can be reconstructed in a timely manner. In order to do 3-D coordinates calculations, it involves very intensive matrix operations includ-ing matrix inversion, ... feasibility and its great potential for improving clinical prac-tices (Mehta et al., 2008). Advances in Measurement Systems4 2can exceed that of the CPU. As GPUs increase in complexity, the number ... promising technologythat realized a sinusoidal phase-shifting algorithm using binary patterns through projectordefocusing. This technique may lead a breakthrough in this field because switching binarystructured...

... sealed to reduce the infusion of external contaminants and / or the escape of any (possibly pressurized) internally contained dielectric oil. Advances in Measurement Systems8 4 backscattered and ... 30 35 40 1.01 1.015 1.02 Lnorm Time (min) l1 (m) Advances in Measurement Systems9 4 Therefore, with the TRA method the single loss perturbation can be localized by measuring the ... resulting in a release of energy (in the form of a high energy photon), corresponding to the binding energies of the shells involved. The energy released produces discrete, well defined recombinational...

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... thermal probe Advances in Measurement Systems4 46 measurement (Aquino & Brigham, 2006; Chudzik & Minkina, 2001; Chudzik & Minkina, 2001a). Temperature changes of the input can be ... 3.39·10-6] 3.27·10-2 4. 01·10 -4 [3.19·10-2; 3. 34 10-2] 5 1 .49 ·10-6 2. 24 10-8 [1 .44 ·10-6; 1.53·10-6] 4. 70·10-2 4. 65·10 -4 [4. 61·10-2; 4. 79·10-2] Table 1. Estimated ... interval 1 2.53·10-6 2. 74 10-8 [2 .48 ·10-6 ; 2.58·10-6] 4. 05·10-2 4. 29·10 -4 [3.97·10-2; 4. 13·10-2] 2 1 .49 ·10-6 2.30·10-8 [1 .45 ·10-6; 1. 54 10-6] 3.29·10-2 4. 16·10 -4 ...