Effects of display gain on human operator information processing rate in a rate control tracking task
Human operator transinformation sensitivity to display gain and forcing function bandwidth in rate control tracking task
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Human operator transinformation sensitivity to display gain and forcing function bandwidth in rate control tracking task
Optimal constant output feedback gains for linear multivariable systems, noting control vector as time invariant function of output vector
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Critical reappraisal of the bias dependence of the dc and small-signal ac current gain factors of planar bipolar transistors over a wide range of currents. This is based on a straightforward consideration of the three basic components of the dc base current arising due to emitter-to-base injected minority carrier transport, base-to-emitter carrier injection, and emitter-base surface depletion layer recombination effects. Experimental results on representative n-p-n and p-n-p silicon devices are given which support most of the analytical findings.
A lightweight small high gain antenna which is capable of being packaged in a collapsed form and automatically expanded when in use is described. The antenna includes a cylindrical housing having a rod with a piston adjacent to one end extending through it. Attached to the outer end of the rod in a normally collapsed state is a helical wire coil. When the gas producing means is activated the piston and rod are shifted outwardly to expand the wire coil. A latch is provided for holding the helical coil in the expanded position.
A new method is demonstrated with which near-field antenna gain correction factors can be calculated directly from measured far-field pattern data by using a spherical wave expansion of the pattern. This eliminates the need for any assumptions regarding antenna aperture field distributions. For illustration, the method is applied to the case of a horn antenna. A comparison of the calculation results with direct measurement data shows an agreement within 0.03 dB. The method, when compared to the method used by Chu and Semplak (1965), is found to show similar agreement.