Nt1310 Unit 3 Formula Paper

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From Lemma-5, we have $$Q_k^=x_ke_k^\ast.$$ As the columns of $Q_k$ are orthonormal, the orthogonality of columns of $Q_kU_{k,1}$ implies that the columns of $U_{k,1}$ are orthogonal. So, multiplying the both sides of the previous equation from the right with $U_{k,1}^\ast$ gives the following: $$U_{k,1} = U_{k,1}^\ast U_{k,1}H_k.$$ Now, substitute $Q_kU_{k,1}= Q_{k+1}U_{k+1,2}\tilde{H_{k+1}}$ in the above. It gives the following: $$U_{k,1}= U_{k,1}^\ast U_{k,1}H_k.$$ Since the columns of $Q_kU_{k,2}$ are $B-$ orthogonal, we have $\tilde{H_{k+1}}=H_k^\ast.$ Thus, $$U_{k,1} = U_{k,1}^\ast U_{k,1}H_k-H_k^\ast.$$ Since $A$ is symmetric, $U_{k,1}^\ast Q_k^\ast (AQ_kU_{k,1}$ also symmetric. This implies $U_{k,1}^\ast U_{k,1}H_k

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was derived and a relationship between Vinv and Vc was obtained (see Fig. 2). Applying voltage balance

In order to calculate the PSRR of the LDO, sine wave with 100mv amplitude is added to power supply to simulate noise of power supply. The PSRR of the proposed LDO is analyzed in the range of 10KHz to 10MHz and the simulation results are shown in Fig. 14. As it is shown, LDO works properly from 10KHz to 2.4MHz because after that Vout amplitude will become more than 10mV , so it cannot be neglected in compare with input sine wave which is 100mV. The proposed excessive current extraction (ECE) technique results in high frequency PSR of -88.69dB at 1MHz frequency. So, we can see the improvement of -48 dB and -13.69dB at 1MHz in compare with cap-less LDO without and with PSRR enhancer, respectively [14]. The LDO was

Suppose that A is a C-algebra and E is a linear space, which is a right

3) In the lower left of the screen is a meter for indicating electric potential, in volts, created by the charge that you introduced. Record the voltage and turn on “Plot”.

1.4 We took a total of 10 readings within the range of input voltages and plotted a graph.

c Vary the output voltage of the power supply from 4 V to 10 V in the increment of 1 V and record the readings of the voltage V across the resistor and the corresponding current I through the resistor in Table 1.

Next, a linear graph of voltage vs. current was collected by turning the voltage between 0.25 V and 0.50 V, then increasing it to slowly approach the maximum voltage value. By doing this, current values were collected for several voltage intervals. All values for this procedure were recorded in a table and plot and are shown in the data section. A linear regression of the voltage vs. current data was then taken to find the experimental resistance value.

Keywords: — Mathematical model of photovoltaic cell; photovoltaic module; array; boost converter; mppt algorithm; pwm; single phase inverter; three phase inverter; MATLAB/simulink; gate pulse using 555 timer; voltage doubler circuit in hardware.

In this project, after the design and development parts were completed. The hardware development consists of the development of DTMF circuits, driver circuit, microcontroller circuit and interfacing circuits by using EAGLE software. This chapter will discuss the results of the overall system development and its analysis. The result is discussed into two parts; the hardware development and accuracy of the system. These results have been analyzed in order to improve the system performance in future work. Also show the result of the project in the prototype.

For session 2 a low pass filter was set up using the wiring diagram described in the apparatus section of this report. The same capacitor and resistance values were used as in session one, along with the associated theoretical 휏 values. Theoretical gain values were calculated using equation 5.

Simulation of the proposed converter & the results using MATLAB & Simulink can be seen in this