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Model in the loop for training purpose
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2022<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">The automotive industry is passing for a big transformation, due to technologies advance. The electrical technologies are also on a good rising curve, calling the attention of the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEMs).
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A circuit model for open-loop compensation of hysteresis
2016 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), 2016Hysteresis is a nonlinear phenomenon useful whenever memory is required, but that can become annoying in applications where linearity is desired. In these cases, a possible way to reduce the inconvenience is to compensate the undesired memory effect by pre-processing the input signal through the hysteresis inverse model. In this paper, the inverse of a
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Model-in-the-Loop Track Simulation
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2006<div class="htmlview paragraph">Model-in-the-loop (MiL) testing refers to the scenario in which the test specimen is part real and part virtual, i.e. a physical sub-system is linked to a real-time computer simulation. Due to imperfect actuator behavior the hybrid test specimen will not respond in quite the same way as the real (complete) specimen
Andrew R. Plummer, Colin J. Dodds
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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part I: Journal of Systems and Control Engineering, 2006
Physical testing is used extensively to characterize mechanical systems. However, in many cases, mathematical models are now available that adequately describe the behaviour of part of the test specimen. Thus, test systems can be conceived which split the specimen into a physical part, and a virtual part, i.e. a real-time computer simulation.
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Physical testing is used extensively to characterize mechanical systems. However, in many cases, mathematical models are now available that adequately describe the behaviour of part of the test specimen. Thus, test systems can be conceived which split the specimen into a physical part, and a virtual part, i.e. a real-time computer simulation.
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Computational Models for Cardiac Looping
Advances in Bioengineering, 1996Abstract Early in development, the initially straight heart tube bends (loops) into a curved tube. Two theoretical models are proposed for the mechanism of cardiac looping. In one model, a residual stress in the dorsal mesocardium drives looping, while in the other model, microfilament contraction drives the deformation. The results show
Larry A. Taber, Renato Perucchio
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Full 3D Electromagnetic Modeling of Inductive Loops
2018 IEEE 88th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC-Fall), 2018Inductive loop sensors are a highly regarded element of computerized automatic traffic control for their simplicity, robustness, and ease of installation. Traditionally they have been used to detect speed, acceleration and count vehicles. More recently inductive loops have been employed to recognize types of vehicles.
Milica Markovic, Jiaoyue Li
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