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Symmetry-breaking effects on spin-orbit torque switching in ferromagnetic semiconductors with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy. [PDF]
Jana AK, Lee S.
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Push-Push Electrothermal MEMS Actuators with Si-to-Si Contact for DC Power Switching Applications. [PDF]
Shuaibu AH +3 more
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Dual-mode varifocal Moiré metalens for quantitative phase and edge-enhanced imaging. [PDF]
Lian Y +5 more
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Contact Load Measurement and Validation for Tapered Rollers in Wind Turbine Main Bearing. [PDF]
Guo Z, Yu J, Hao W, Niu Y.
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Pilot comparison of monocular and binocular modes of virtual reality field testing in strabismus. [PDF]
Liu J +9 more
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A Novel Gyrocompass Alignment Method Under Large Azimuth Misalignment Angle
Conventional gyrocompass alignment methods are based on relatively small azimuth misalignment angles. However, a marine strapdown inertial navigation system may face large azimuth misalignment angle caused by a failed coarse alignment algorithm. This paper provides a novel gyrocompass alignment method to solve the problem.
魏凤梅 +4 more
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The large misalignment angle error model of strapdown inertial navigation system (SINS) is a kind of nonlinear Gauss error model. The Gauss Hermite method can approach Gauss integral with any precision, and achieve high precision filtering effect. The number of Gauss Hermite integral points is exponentially related to the dimension of nonlinear system.
Meng Wu, Xunfeng Yin
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Application of Improved CKF in SINS Initial Alignment with Large Misalignment Angles
In order to improve the alignment accuracy and reduce time for the initial alignment of SINS, an improved CKF method is proposed. SINS nonlinear error model with large initial misalignment angles is built up. Based on the basic algorithm of CKF, multiple fading factors are introduced to the covariance matrix of the prediction errors to modulate gain ...
Ying Liu, Tijing Cai, Li-Ming Wu
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