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IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 1984
Pulse frequency modulated (PFM) control, thus far primarily used in step motors and attitude control systems of space vehicles, is gaining more and more significance as a natural, failsake link between the ''intelligent'' and the ''dynamic'' part of general process computer control systems.
Frank, P. M., Wiechmann, H.
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Pulse frequency modulated (PFM) control, thus far primarily used in step motors and attitude control systems of space vehicles, is gaining more and more significance as a natural, failsake link between the ''intelligent'' and the ''dynamic'' part of general process computer control systems.
Frank, P. M., Wiechmann, H.
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2002
Cleaning of air and gas from suspended solid and liquid particles is of paramount importance in medicine, biochemistry, dectronics, the atomic power industry and many other fields. The most simple, reliable and economical way of cleaning gaseous media of highly dispersed aerosol is using filters with a fibrous FE.
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Cleaning of air and gas from suspended solid and liquid particles is of paramount importance in medicine, biochemistry, dectronics, the atomic power industry and many other fields. The most simple, reliable and economical way of cleaning gaseous media of highly dispersed aerosol is using filters with a fibrous FE.
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2002
The V.A. Belyi Metal-Polymer Research Institute of NASB (MPRI) has elaborated a new class of filtering materials — magnetic PFM [1-8]. The technological base for manufacturing such materials is the melt blowing technique involving the following procedures: extrusion of a polymer melt filled by ferrite (barium or strontium) powder, fiber extension by ...
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The V.A. Belyi Metal-Polymer Research Institute of NASB (MPRI) has elaborated a new class of filtering materials — magnetic PFM [1-8]. The technological base for manufacturing such materials is the melt blowing technique involving the following procedures: extrusion of a polymer melt filled by ferrite (barium or strontium) powder, fiber extension by ...
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2002
The service characteristics of melt-blown materials depend strong on the high specific area and nonequilibrium state of the fiber surface layer that has rather high surface energy. The physicochemical activity of this class of materials in various technological, working and natural media has defined their optimum fields of application in industry ...
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The service characteristics of melt-blown materials depend strong on the high specific area and nonequilibrium state of the fiber surface layer that has rather high surface energy. The physicochemical activity of this class of materials in various technological, working and natural media has defined their optimum fields of application in industry ...
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auto, 1985
Linear systems with pulse frequency modulated inputs are considered. Several methods for designing state regulators are proposed. In the first approach the system is linearized by the describing function method. Conventional design methods are then used. Two additional methods are based on the analytical investigation of the system response. Either the
Frank, P. M., Wiechmann, H.
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Linear systems with pulse frequency modulated inputs are considered. Several methods for designing state regulators are proposed. In the first approach the system is linearized by the describing function method. Conventional design methods are then used. Two additional methods are based on the analytical investigation of the system response. Either the
Frank, P. M., Wiechmann, H.
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