Power and cross-power spectrum analysis by hybrid computers
Power and cross power spectrum analysis by hybrid computers
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Power and cross power spectrum analysis by hybrid computers
Fast analog comparator with digital output for hybrid computers, using broadband dc amplifier with regenerative feedback
Synchronous sequence hybrid computer model for continuous adaptive nonlinear processes
Digital attenuator system design for hybrid computers
Automated analog scaling for in hybrid computer systems imposing magnitude and frequency constraints, using equations for amplifier input factors
This report describes HYDES, a hybrid computer program capable of simulating one-spool turbojet, two-spool turbojet, or two-spool turbofan engine dynamics. HYDES is also capable of simulating two- or three-stream turbofans with or without mixing of the exhaust streams. The program is intended to reduce the time required for implementing dynamic engine simulations. HYDES was developed for running on the Lewis Research Center's Electronic Associates (EAI) 690 Hybrid Computing System and satisfies the 16384-word core-size and hybrid-interface limits of that machine. The program could be modified for running on other computing systems. The use of HYDES to simulate a single-spool turbojet and a two-spool, two-stream turbofan engine is demonstrated. The form of the required input data is shown and samples of output listings (teletype) and transient plots (x-y plotter) are provided. HYDES is shown to be capable of performing both steady-state design and off-design analyses and transient analyses.
Improved technique was developed for transferring and storing data at faster than real time speeds on hybrid computer. Predominant advantage is combined use of electronic relays, track and store units, and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion units of hybrid computer.
Hybrid computer determines the probability distributions of instantaneous and peak amplitudes of random signals. This combined digital and analog computer system reduces the errors and delays of manual data analysis.
Sampling errors in closed loop hybrid computer programs
Control system optimization hybrid computer program
Hybrid computer Monte Carlo method for optimization of systems containing random parameters
Hybrid computer Monte Carlo technique for simulation and optimization of system with random parameters
A hybrid computer program is presented which can process as many as 10 channels of sweep frequency data simultaneously. The program needs only the sine sweep signal used to drive the system, and its correponding quadrature component, to process the data. It can handle a maximum frequency range of 0.5 to 500 hertz. Magnitude and phase are calculated at logarithmically spaced points covering the frequency range of interest. When the sweep is completed, these results are stored in digital form. Thus, a tabular listing and/or a plot of any processed data channel or the transfer function relating any two of them is immediately available.
Pontryagin maximum principle applied to solution of optimal control problems by hybrid computer, using digital parameter optimizer to solve two- point boundary value problem
Hybrid analog-digital computer systems for Monte Carlo method applications
Bibliography and summary of methods used in error analysis of hybrid computers
Hybrid computer program for dynamic ship positioning system
A hybrid computer Monte Carlo technique for the simulation and optimization of systems with random parameters is presented. The method is applied to the simultaneous optimization of the means and variances of two parameters in the radar-homing missile problem treated by McGhee and Levine.