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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"noise gain"”.

  1. Designing Low -Power Communication Systems via Noise-Tolerance

    … the energy-efficiency bounds for domino and noise-tolerant dynamic circuits, and demonstrate that noise-tolerant techniques improve the energy-efficiency when operating at the lower bound. Furthermore, we show that the gap between the lower bounds and the actual energy dissipation is reduced …

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  2. Head Mounted Microphone Arrays

    … the rigorous demands of human hearing. From noise cancellation to focused listening, from localization to classification of sound sources, any and all attributes of human hearing may be augmented through the use of microphone arrays and signal processing algorithms. Placing a set of …

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  3. Solid-State Impact-Ionization Multiplier

    … with arbitrary current sources. Current gains above 100 along with pre-amplified leakage currents of less than 10 nA were measured. This amplifier can also be cascaded to achieve very high gains similar to the photomultiplier tube but with much smaller size and no vacuum environment …

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  4. Postural control in persons with multiple sclerosis: an investigation of dual task cost and physical modeling

    … to that of experimental data [3]. The model gains used to achieve the realistic COP measures were compared between the controls and MS models. The gains indicated an increased stiffness (proportional gain) in neurological controller the ML direction, and an increased input noise gain in the …

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  5. Distortion-optimal parallel MRI with sparse sampling: from adaptive spatio-temporal acquisition to self-calibrating reconstruction

    … temporal frequency dimension. The imaging scheme gains its acceleration from: (i) sparsity of the support model; and (ii) the redundancy in data acquired by the parallel receiver coils. The PARADISE adaptation procedure ensures that maximally compressed MR data is acquired by optimally exploiting …

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  6. CPU Resource Management and Noise Filtering for PID Control

    … the thesis deals with the design of measurement noise filters for PID control. The design is based on an iterative approach to calculate the filter time constant, which requires the information in terms of an FOTD model of the process. Tuning methods such as Lambda, SIMC, and AMIGO are used to …

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