這是一個模擬第3類模式地震波的matlab腳本。
This a collection of Matlab scripts that solve the antiplane
(mode III) earthquake dynamic problem with slip-weakening friction,
on a 1D fault embedded in a 2D homogeneous elastic unbounded medium.
The problem is formulated as a boundary integral equation
and the elastodynamic kernels are analytically derived in
the spectral domain (spatial wavenumber).
The method is explained e.g. by Morrysey and Geubelle (1997),
and has been improved and extensively used by Nadia Lapusta,
Alain Cochard, etc.
This is a short text on arrays and pointers in C with an emphasis
on using multi-dimensional arrays. The seemingly unrelated C rules
are explained as an attempt to unify arrays and pointers, replacing
arrays and the basic array equation by a new notation and special
rules
Vhdl hand book a very good reference for vhdl language describing , syntax of the language with examples to each syntax are explained in details in the book.
OpenOffice.org document containing:
List of codes i have tested on a JinPeng C2000 mobile and their results.
Some works, others not it is explained what code does if work.
They are introduced where you type digits when making a call, unless specify it is not necesary to press call, like for wellknown *#06# -> that shows IMEI.
OpenOffice.org document containing:
List of codes i have tested on a JinPeng C2000 mobile and their results.
Some works, others not it is explained what code does if work.
They are introduced where you type digits when making a call, unless specify it is not necesary to press call, like for wellknown *#06# -> that shows IMEI.
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In Helsinki during a visiting lecture, an internationally well-known professor in communica-
tionssaid,‘Inthecommunicationssocietywehavemanagedtoconvertourproposalsandideas
to real products, not like in the control engineering society. They have very nice papers and
strong mathematics but most of the real systems still use the old PID controllers!’. As our
background is mainly in control as well as communications engineering, we know that this
thought is not very accurate. We agree that most of the practical controllers are analog and
digital PID controllers, simply because they are very reliable and able to achieve the required
control goals successfully. Most of the controllers can be explained in terms of PID. The
reasons behind this impressive performance of PID will be explained in Chapter 2.
