Rotates an image by the angle Degrees in the % CCW direction. Degrees may be any number. % The function will put Degrees in the range 0 % to 360 Degrees and then into a range of -45 to 45 % Degrees after performing elementary 90 degree rotations.
This model simulates a six-Degrees-of-freedom variable mass equations of motion with Simulink and Aerospace Blockset. This
model has been color coded to aid in locating Aerospace Blockset blocks. The red blocks are Aerospace Blockset blocks, the orange blocks are subsystems containing additional Aerospace Blockset blocks and the white blocks are Simulink blocks.
The angles in Degrees of the two spatially propagating signals
Compute the array response vectors of the two signals
Compute the true covariance matrix
Digitemp Junior – An RS-232 Port-Powered Digital Thermometer
Digitemp Jr. is a device that is designed to measure
and report ambient temperature. When connected to
an RS-232 port on any PC, it will periodically measure
and report in ASCII form the ambient temperature in
Degrees Celsius. These temperature readings can be
monitored with any terminal program. If the terminal
program supports capture to disk, the temperature
readings can be saved to disk for further analysis with
a spreadsheet program or other data analysis tool. The
simple ASCII output format of Digitemp Jr. makes it rel-
atively easy to write custom software for receiving,
recording, and analyzing ambient temperature data.
Best of all, Digitemp Jr. requires no external power sup-
plies or batteries. It is powered directly by the RS-232 port.
Digitemp Jr. is a device that is designed to measure
and report ambient temperature. When connected to
an RS-232 port on any PC, it will periodically measure
and report in ASCII form the ambient temperature in
Degrees Celsius. These temperature readings can be
monitored with any terminal program. If the terminal
program supports capture to disk, the temperature
readings can be saved to disk for further analysis with
a spreadsheet program or other data analysis tool. The
simple ASCII output format of Digitemp Jr. makes it relatively
easy to write custom software for receiving,
recording, and analyzing ambient temperature data.
Best of all, Digitemp Jr. requires no external power supplies
or batteries. It is powered directly by the RS-232
port.
多遠程二極管溫度傳感器-Design Considerations for pc thermal management
Multiple RDTS (remote diode temperature sensing) provides the most accurate method of sensing an IC’s junction temperature. It overcomes thermal gradient and placement issues encountered when trying to place external sensors. PCB component count decreases when using a device that provides multiple inputs.Better temperature sensing improves product performance and reliability. Disk drive data integrity suffers at elevated temperatures. IBM published an article stating that a 5°C rise in operating temperature causes a 15% increase in the drive’s failure rate. The overall performance of a system can be improved by providing a more accurate temperature measurement of the most critical devices allowing them to run just a few Degrees hotter.The LM83 directly senses its own temperature and the temperature of three external PN junctions. One is dedicated to the CPU of choice, the other two go to other parts of your system that need thermal monitoring such as the disk drive or graphics chip. The SMBus-compatible LM83 supports SMBus timeout and logic levels. The LM83 has two interrupt outputs; one for user-programmable limits and WATCHDOG capability (INT), the other is a Critical Temperature Alarm output (T_CRIT_A) for system power supply shutdown.
The cart with an inverted pendulum, shown below, is "bumped" with an impulse
force, F. Determine the dynamic equations of motion for the system, and lin
earize about the pendulum s angle, theta = Pi (in other words, assume that p
endulum does not move more than a few Degrees away from the vertical, chosen
to be at an angle of Pi). Find a controller to satisfy all of the design re
quirements given below.
Unzip this file into a writeable directory.
You should end up with a "Geocode" project, as well as Bitmaps and TestData directories.
This sample geocodes single-match zip codes, entered by the user, or a batch-match of a table of zips (and other info) against a point shapefile.
The point data shapefile consists of 41859 point features from 1996 GDT data, in decimal Degrees. The table of zips that can be used in the batch match consists of 38 records, entitled "few_zips.dbf".
More specifcs are found at the top of each form and are provided throughout the code.
