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Filtering by: Creator Wendt, Dean E. Remove constraint Creator: Wendt, Dean E. Decade 1980-1989 Remove constraint Decade: 1980-1989 Degree Field Electrical and Computer Engineering Remove constraint Degree Field: Electrical and Computer Engineering

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  • A multi-microprocessor debug executive

    Creator:
    Edmonds, Douglas E.
    Abstract:
    The system in this thesis uses multiple Intel iSBC86/12A cards connected to the Intel Multibus. The system was written using the Intel language PLM86. The final result is a low level debug tool that provides the user with the following capabilities: examine/change memory, examine/change processor registers, load a user written...
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    THESIS OF DOUGLAS E. EDMONDS for the degree of Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • COLAN V : a high performance local area network for control and communication utilizing a communication co-processor

    Creator:
    Kumar, Ravi C.
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    This paper describes the design and implementation of COLAN V, a High Performance Local Area Network for Communications and Control utilizing a Communications Coprocessor. The main objective of this thesis is to improve upon the performance of previous COLANs in speed, switching techniques and error detection techniques. This was possible...
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    Redacted for privacy Head of Departure' of Electrical and computer Engineering Redacted for privacy Dean

  • The doubly-excited generator and its utilization in a variable-speed generating system

    Creator:
    Agha-Mirsalim, Mojtaba
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    The doubly-excited machine can be used as a variablespeed generator or as a variable-speed-drive motor. In this thesis the focus is on the aspects associated with generating electric power (real and reactive) from erratic energy resources such as water or wind. In such cases, the power input to the prime...
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  • Performance monitoring of parallel applications at large grain level

    Creator:
    Yadav, Anil Kumar
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    This thesis is an attempt to create a methodology to analyze the performance of parallel applications on a wide variety of platforms and programming environments. First we determined the monitoring functions required to collect traces for accurate representation of the parallel application. We used the Extended Large Grain Data Flow...
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    Extended Large Grain Data Flow (E L G D F) representation of an application to determine granularity and

  • An investigation of bulk stacking faults in silicon using photocapacitance transient spectroscopy

    Creator:
    Godbole, Hemendra G.
    Abstract:
    Imperfections in semiconductor materials constitute a rich area for research. The importance of the characterization of these imperfections cannot be understated. Junction spectroscopic techniques provide a unique tool for the study of these imperfections. The test specimens could consist of Schottky barrier, p-n junctions, or MOS structures. Using Schottky barrier...
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    Computer Engineering Redacted for Privacy 0 Dean of Graduate hool Date thesis is presented: Typed by

  • Electrical and optical properties of semi-insulating and ion-implanted GaAs and InP

    Creator:
    Rhee, Jin Koo
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    The electrical and optical properties of semi-insulating, epitaxial and ion-implanted GaAs and InP have been characterized and analyzed. Electron and hole traps in semi-insulating GaAs and InP, with activation energies ΔE[subscript T] ranging from 0.16 ± 0.01 to 0.98 ± 0.01 eV, have been detected and characterized by Photo-Induced Current...
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    Redacted for privacy Dean of Graduate Date thesis is presented April 12, 1982 Typed by Laurie Campbell

  • Bilinear stochastic processes and time series

    Creator:
    Tang, Zhigiang
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    In engineering, biology, ecology, medicine, economics and social science, some processes are essentially bilinear, and some could be approximated accurately by bilinear processes under certain conditions. In this thesis the bilinear stochastic process and bilinear time series are discussed. Bilinear models essentially are nonlinear; the superposition rule is not valid....
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    Departmen f Electrical aneEomputer Engineering Redacted for Privacy Dean of Graduate Date thesis is

  • Stability of discrete bilinear systems

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    Yang, Xueshan
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    charge of major Redacted for Privacy Head of DepartmAt of Electrical and Computer Engineering Dean of

  • Conditionally Gaussian processes in stochastic control theory

    Creator:
    Kolodziej, Wojciech Jan
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    An application of the theory of conditionally Gaussian random processes to filtering and stochastic control problems is presented here. The results due to Liptser and Shiryayev are proved to hold in the multidimensional case under somewhat relaxed conditions, when compared to the original ones. Such a generalization is required from...
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    Redacted for Privacy Dean of Graduate School Date thesis is presented June 2, 1980 Typed by Lynda lu

  • Surface recombination velocity and bulk lifetime in GaAs and InP

    Creator:
    Rastegar, Bahador
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    An analytical expression is derived which allows the bulk minority carrier recombination lifetime, t, and the surface recombination velocity, S, to be extracted from a single noncontact photoconductivity decay (PCD) measurement. This analytical expression is rather complex, but can be reduced to a first order approximation. The first order approximation...
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    Privacy teHead of Depar ent of Elect cal & Computer Engineering Redacted for Privacy Dean of Grad u