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Having now laid down our foundations this is where our discussion on nonlinearity really starts. We will talk about why and how linear systems theory breaks down as soon as we have some set of relations within a system that are non-additive, which appears to be often the case in the real world, we also look at how feedback loops over time work to defy the homogeneity principle with the net result being nonlinear behavior.
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Although it is often said that nonlinear systems describe the vast majority of phenomena in our world, they have unfortunately been designated as alternatives, being defined by what they are not, it might be of value to start our discussion by asking why is this so?
The real world we live in is inherently complex and nonlinear, but from a scientific perspective all we have is our models to try and understand it, these models have inevitably started simple and developed to become more complex and sophisticated representations. When we say simple in this case, we mean things that are the product of direct cause and effect interactions, with these simple interactions we can draw a direct line between cause and effect and thus defined a linear relation.
For centuries science and mathematics has been focused upon these simple linear interactions and orderly geometric forms, that can be describe in beautifully compact equations, not so much because this is how the world is, but more because they are by far the easiest phenomena for us to encode in our language of mathematics and science. It is only in the past few decades that scientist have begun to approach the world of systems that are not linear, thus their late arrival on the scene and our lack of understanding of what they really are has lumped them with being defined by what they are not.
In the previous section we discussed the key characteristics of linear systems, what is called the superposition principals, we can then defined nonlinear systems as those the defy the superposition principals, meaning with nonlinear phenomena the principals of homogeneity and additively break down, but lets take a closer look at why this is so.
Starting with additively, as we have already discussed additively states that when we put two or more components together, the resulting combined system will be nothing more than a simple addition of each component’s properties in isolation. The additively principal, as attractively simple as it is, breaks down in nonlinear systems, because the way we put things together and the type of things we put together effect the interactions that make the overall product of the components combination more or less than a simple additive function and thus defies our additively principal and we call it nonlinear.
There are many examples of this such as putting two creatures together, depending which type of creatures we choose, we will get qualitatively different types of interaction between them, that may well make the combination non- additive, Bees and flowers create synergistic interactions or lions and deer interacting through relations of predator and prey, both of these represent either super or sub-linear interactions.
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We have created a series of short films from the Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Conference held at Southampton University earlier in 2016. This main project overview film explains what this 5 year EPSRC-funded project is all about based on a collaboration between 5 Universities and 10 industrial partners trying to create new software tools to help solve engineering problems with nonlinear dynamic systems.
The Engineering Nonlinearity project is a collaborative research project led by the University of Sheffield that has been awarded an EPSRC grant to create new nonlinear dynamic design tools for Engineering structures. We filmed at the 4th Annual Review meeting and have uploaded the project overview presentation by Professor David Wagg and a series of 10 separate 'talking-head' videos from members of the project from Research Assistants and Industrial partners such as Sanjiv Sharma from Airbus UK onto our Vimeo channel and via our website www.maniacfilms.com.
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In this video, an introduction to geometric non-linearity is given in the context of the types and some basic concepts related to them.
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In this video we will be introducing you to the basics of system dynamics as we discuss causal link diagrams, we will try to show how causal link diagrams can be used in the modeling of many microeconomic phenomena that involve the interaction between agents, such as zero and positive sum games.
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Nonlinear system
In physics and other sciences, a nonlinear system, in contrast to a linear system, is a system which does not satisfy the superposition principle – meaning that the output of a nonlinear system is not directly proportional to the input.
In mathematics, a nonlinear system of equations is a set of simultaneous equations in which the unknowns (or the unknown functions in the case of differential equations) appear as variables of a polynomial of degree higher than one or in the argument of a function which is not a polynomial of degree one. In other words, in a nonlinear system of equations, the equation(s) to be solved cannot be written as a linear combination of the unknown variables or functions that appear in them. It does not matter if nonlinear known functions appear in the equations. In particular, a differential equation is linear if it is linear in terms of the unknown function and its derivatives, even if nonlinear in terms of the other variables appearing in it.
Typically, the behavior of a nonlinear system is described by a nonlinear system of equations.
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1:55Nonlinearity in fibre optics
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Nonlinearity Overview
Follow along with the eBook: https://goo.gl/PxDvHt See the full course: http://complexitylabs.io/courses Having now laid down our foundations this is where our discussion on nonlinearity really starts. We will talk about why and how linear systems theory breaks down as soon as we have some set of relations within a system that are non-additive, which appears to be often the case in the real world, we also look at how feedback loops over time work to defy the homogeneity principle with the net result being nonlinear behavior. Twitter: https://goo.gl/Nu6Qap Facebook: https://goo.gl/ggxGMT LinkedIn:https://goo.gl/3v1vwF Transcription excerpt: Although it is often said that nonlinear systems describe the vast majority of phenomena in our world, they have unfortunately been designated as alte...
published: 05 Apr 2015 -
Lecture - 2 Introduction to Linearity and Nonlinearity
Lecture series on Networks,Signals and Systems by Prof. T.K.Basu, Dept.of Electrical Engineering, I.I.T.,Kharagpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
published: 08 May 2008 -
Engineering Nonlinearity Overview
We have created a series of short films from the Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Conference held at Southampton University earlier in 2016. This main project overview film explains what this 5 year EPSRC-funded project is all about based on a collaboration between 5 Universities and 10 industrial partners trying to create new software tools to help solve engineering problems with nonlinear dynamic systems. The Engineering Nonlinearity project is a collaborative research project led by the University of Sheffield that has been awarded an EPSRC grant to create new nonlinear dynamic design tools for Engineering structures. We filmed at the 4th Annual Review meeting and have uploaded the project overview presentation by Professor David Wagg and a series of 10 separate 'talking-head' videos fro...
published: 30 Nov 2016 -
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Module 12: Nonlinearity - Intermodulation & OIP3
published: 01 Feb 2015 -
Geometric NonLinearity - Introduction
In this video, an introduction to geometric non-linearity is given in the context of the types and some basic concepts related to them.
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Nonlinearity
published: 19 Nov 2009 -
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Follow along with the course eBook: https://goo.gl/vhRaaQ See the full course: http://complexitylabs.io/courses In this video we will be introducing you to the basics of system dynamics as we discuss causal link diagrams, we will try to show how causal link diagrams can be used in the modeling of many microeconomic phenomena that involve the interaction between agents, such as zero and positive sum games. Twitter: https://goo.gl/Nu6Qap Facebook: https://goo.gl/ggxGMT LinkedIn:https://goo.gl/3v1vwF
published: 06 Nov 2015 -
The Linearity And Nonlinearity Of Parapsychological Phenomenon
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published: 19 Oct 2011 -
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published: 02 May 2017 -
nonlinearity in 80 seconds
Non-linearity is NOT a moral category! It, like "natural" is one of those terms that gets thrown around far too much for its own good. Tel Eagleton quote at the end of this vid is spot on!!
published: 08 Aug 2011 -
FEA Master Class - Session 2: Material Nonlinearity
The second session of our FEA Master Class (find the documentation here: https://goo.gl/yuI27H) will be focused on different approaches to model nonlinear material behavior. We will discuss the fundamentals of strength theory and how different types of material can be represented using appropriate material models. (02:00) About this Webinar (03:43) Material Nonlinearity (03:59) Linear and Nonlinear Materials (15:32) Linear Elastic Materials (16:21) Plastic Materials (19:20) Hyperelastic Materials (24:56) Live Demo (41:20) Homework and Q&A; Session 1: Advanced Meshing Strategies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-ApzhQRb2A Session 2: Nonlinear Material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gZftcYU50Y Session 3: Dynamic Analysis and Numerics: https://youtu.be/Vc53HznFPIY SimScale is a 100% clo...
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ANSYS Material Non Linearity | Plastic Deformation Analysis | Spring Back Effect | GRS |
For Online Training & Projects, WhatsApp: +91-9481635839 | INDIA Website: caeworldwide.com Address: #1295 & #1296, 2nd Floor, 16th B, Main Road, Chikkabommasandra Circle, Yelhanka New Town, Bangalore 560064 Email: engineeringtutorsdesk@gmail.com ANSYS Workbench Tutorial Video on Plasticity | Material Non Linearity Spring Back Analysis | User defined results in ANSYS Workbench | Put Stress Strain Curve Data in ANSYS Material Data base | Define New Material in ANSYS Engineering Data Source | Spring Back & Plasticity Analysis in ANSYS Workbench | Large Deflection Analysis & Material Non Linear Analysis in ANSYS | Plot the Graph in ANSYS | Non Linear Structural Analysis | Material Non Linearity Geometric Non Linearity and Contact Non Linearity | ANSYS Material Non Linear Analysis | ANSYS Wor...
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3 Causes of Nonlinearity
published: 30 Apr 2015 -
Lecture 18 - ADC Terminology, Offset and Gain Error, Differential Nonlinearity (DNL).
Video Lecture Series by IIT Professors ( Not Available in NPTEL) "VLSI Data Conversion Circuits" By Prof. Nagendra Krishnapura and Prof.Shanthi Pavan For more video Lectures .... www.satishkashyap.com For free ebooks ...... www.ebook29.blogspot.com Lecture 1 - Course overview and introduction. Lecture 2 - Sampling, Spectral properties of sampled signals, Oversampling and its implications on anti-alias filter design. Lecture 3 - Time Interleaved Sampling, Analysis of a Ping-Pong Sampling system. Lecture 4 - Ping-pong Sample and Holds continued, Analysis of Offset and Gain Errors in Time-Interleaved Sample and Holds. Lecture 5 - Sampling Circuits (NMOS, PMOS and CMOS Switches), Distortion due to the Sampling Switch. Lecture 6 - Thermal Noise in Sa...
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Nonlinearity Overview
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- Duration: 6:47
- Updated: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 8424
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Having now laid down our foundations this is where our ...
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Having now laid down our foundations this is where our discussion on nonlinearity really starts. We will talk about why and how linear systems theory breaks down as soon as we have some set of relations within a system that are non-additive, which appears to be often the case in the real world, we also look at how feedback loops over time work to defy the homogeneity principle with the net result being nonlinear behavior.
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Transcription excerpt:
Although it is often said that nonlinear systems describe the vast majority of phenomena in our world, they have unfortunately been designated as alternatives, being defined by what they are not, it might be of value to start our discussion by asking why is this so?
The real world we live in is inherently complex and nonlinear, but from a scientific perspective all we have is our models to try and understand it, these models have inevitably started simple and developed to become more complex and sophisticated representations. When we say simple in this case, we mean things that are the product of direct cause and effect interactions, with these simple interactions we can draw a direct line between cause and effect and thus defined a linear relation.
For centuries science and mathematics has been focused upon these simple linear interactions and orderly geometric forms, that can be describe in beautifully compact equations, not so much because this is how the world is, but more because they are by far the easiest phenomena for us to encode in our language of mathematics and science. It is only in the past few decades that scientist have begun to approach the world of systems that are not linear, thus their late arrival on the scene and our lack of understanding of what they really are has lumped them with being defined by what they are not.
In the previous section we discussed the key characteristics of linear systems, what is called the superposition principals, we can then defined nonlinear systems as those the defy the superposition principals, meaning with nonlinear phenomena the principals of homogeneity and additively break down, but lets take a closer look at why this is so.
Starting with additively, as we have already discussed additively states that when we put two or more components together, the resulting combined system will be nothing more than a simple addition of each component’s properties in isolation. The additively principal, as attractively simple as it is, breaks down in nonlinear systems, because the way we put things together and the type of things we put together effect the interactions that make the overall product of the components combination more or less than a simple additive function and thus defies our additively principal and we call it nonlinear.
There are many examples of this such as putting two creatures together, depending which type of creatures we choose, we will get qualitatively different types of interaction between them, that may well make the combination non- additive, Bees and flowers create synergistic interactions or lions and deer interacting through relations of predator and prey, both of these represent either super or sub-linear interactions.
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Having now laid down our foundations this is where our discussion on nonlinearity really starts. We will talk about why and how linear systems theory breaks down as soon as we have some set of relations within a system that are non-additive, which appears to be often the case in the real world, we also look at how feedback loops over time work to defy the homogeneity principle with the net result being nonlinear behavior.
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Transcription excerpt:
Although it is often said that nonlinear systems describe the vast majority of phenomena in our world, they have unfortunately been designated as alternatives, being defined by what they are not, it might be of value to start our discussion by asking why is this so?
The real world we live in is inherently complex and nonlinear, but from a scientific perspective all we have is our models to try and understand it, these models have inevitably started simple and developed to become more complex and sophisticated representations. When we say simple in this case, we mean things that are the product of direct cause and effect interactions, with these simple interactions we can draw a direct line between cause and effect and thus defined a linear relation.
For centuries science and mathematics has been focused upon these simple linear interactions and orderly geometric forms, that can be describe in beautifully compact equations, not so much because this is how the world is, but more because they are by far the easiest phenomena for us to encode in our language of mathematics and science. It is only in the past few decades that scientist have begun to approach the world of systems that are not linear, thus their late arrival on the scene and our lack of understanding of what they really are has lumped them with being defined by what they are not.
In the previous section we discussed the key characteristics of linear systems, what is called the superposition principals, we can then defined nonlinear systems as those the defy the superposition principals, meaning with nonlinear phenomena the principals of homogeneity and additively break down, but lets take a closer look at why this is so.
Starting with additively, as we have already discussed additively states that when we put two or more components together, the resulting combined system will be nothing more than a simple addition of each component’s properties in isolation. The additively principal, as attractively simple as it is, breaks down in nonlinear systems, because the way we put things together and the type of things we put together effect the interactions that make the overall product of the components combination more or less than a simple additive function and thus defies our additively principal and we call it nonlinear.
There are many examples of this such as putting two creatures together, depending which type of creatures we choose, we will get qualitatively different types of interaction between them, that may well make the combination non- additive, Bees and flowers create synergistic interactions or lions and deer interacting through relations of predator and prey, both of these represent either super or sub-linear interactions.
- published: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 8424
Lecture - 2 Introduction to Linearity and Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 59:47
- Updated: 08 May 2008
- views: 44606
Lecture series on Networks,Signals and Systems by Prof. T.K.Basu, Dept.of Electrical Engineering, I.I.T.,Kharagpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel...
Lecture series on Networks,Signals and Systems by Prof. T.K.Basu, Dept.of Electrical Engineering, I.I.T.,Kharagpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
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Lecture series on Networks,Signals and Systems by Prof. T.K.Basu, Dept.of Electrical Engineering, I.I.T.,Kharagpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
- published: 08 May 2008
- views: 44606
Engineering Nonlinearity Overview
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- Duration: 5:20
- Updated: 30 Nov 2016
- views: 404
We have created a series of short films from the Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Conference held at Southampton University earlier in 2016. This main project ove...
We have created a series of short films from the Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Conference held at Southampton University earlier in 2016. This main project overview film explains what this 5 year EPSRC-funded project is all about based on a collaboration between 5 Universities and 10 industrial partners trying to create new software tools to help solve engineering problems with nonlinear dynamic systems.
The Engineering Nonlinearity project is a collaborative research project led by the University of Sheffield that has been awarded an EPSRC grant to create new nonlinear dynamic design tools for Engineering structures. We filmed at the 4th Annual Review meeting and have uploaded the project overview presentation by Professor David Wagg and a series of 10 separate 'talking-head' videos from members of the project from Research Assistants and Industrial partners such as Sanjiv Sharma from Airbus UK onto our Vimeo channel and via our website www.maniacfilms.com.
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We have created a series of short films from the Engineering Nonlinearity (ENL) Conference held at Southampton University earlier in 2016. This main project overview film explains what this 5 year EPSRC-funded project is all about based on a collaboration between 5 Universities and 10 industrial partners trying to create new software tools to help solve engineering problems with nonlinear dynamic systems.
The Engineering Nonlinearity project is a collaborative research project led by the University of Sheffield that has been awarded an EPSRC grant to create new nonlinear dynamic design tools for Engineering structures. We filmed at the 4th Annual Review meeting and have uploaded the project overview presentation by Professor David Wagg and a series of 10 separate 'talking-head' videos from members of the project from Research Assistants and Industrial partners such as Sanjiv Sharma from Airbus UK onto our Vimeo channel and via our website www.maniacfilms.com.
- published: 30 Nov 2016
- views: 404
Nonlinearity Meaning
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 216
Video shows what nonlinearity means. The state of being nonlinear. A deviation from linearity. Nonlinearity Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio diction...
Video shows what nonlinearity means. The state of being nonlinear. A deviation from linearity. Nonlinearity Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say nonlinearity. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
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Video shows what nonlinearity means. The state of being nonlinear. A deviation from linearity. Nonlinearity Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say nonlinearity. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 216
(ML 9.1) Linear regression - Nonlinearity via basis functions
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- Duration: 14:56
- Updated: 19 Jun 2011
- views: 13432
Introduction to linear regression. Basis functions can be used to capture nonlinearities in the input variable.
A playlist of these Machine Learning videos i...
Introduction to linear regression. Basis functions can be used to capture nonlinearities in the input variable.
A playlist of these Machine Learning videos is available here:
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Introduction to linear regression. Basis functions can be used to capture nonlinearities in the input variable.
A playlist of these Machine Learning videos is available here:
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- published: 19 Jun 2011
- views: 13432
Module 12: Nonlinearity - Intermodulation & OIP3
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- Duration: 20:44
- Updated: 01 Feb 2015
- views: 2457
- published: 01 Feb 2015
- views: 2457
Geometric NonLinearity - Introduction
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- Duration: 7:41
- Updated: 27 Feb 2017
- views: 890
In this video, an introduction to geometric non-linearity is given in the context of the types and some basic concepts related to them.
In this video, an introduction to geometric non-linearity is given in the context of the types and some basic concepts related to them.
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In this video, an introduction to geometric non-linearity is given in the context of the types and some basic concepts related to them.
- published: 27 Feb 2017
- views: 890
Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 6:11
- Updated: 19 Nov 2009
- views: 110
- published: 19 Nov 2009
- views: 110
Economic Causal Links & Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 12:39
- Updated: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 1016
Follow along with the course eBook: https://goo.gl/vhRaaQ
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In this video we will be introducing you to the ...
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In this video we will be introducing you to the basics of system dynamics as we discuss causal link diagrams, we will try to show how causal link diagrams can be used in the modeling of many microeconomic phenomena that involve the interaction between agents, such as zero and positive sum games.
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In this video we will be introducing you to the basics of system dynamics as we discuss causal link diagrams, we will try to show how causal link diagrams can be used in the modeling of many microeconomic phenomena that involve the interaction between agents, such as zero and positive sum games.
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- published: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 1016
The Linearity And Nonlinearity Of Parapsychological Phenomenon
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 29 Dec 2016
- views: 254
Scientist, Academic Writer & Researcher
Science Journalist & Researcher | 4 New-Papers!
Lecturer on Linguistics | Physics | Music | Psychopathology!
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Scientist, Academic Writer & Researcher
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- published: 29 Dec 2016
- views: 254
Rev Rant: True Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 7:56
- Updated: 25 Jun 2009
- views: 51294
Nonlinear games are incredible -- it's just too bad only about two of them have been made in the last decade.
Nonlinear games are incredible -- it's just too bad only about two of them have been made in the last decade.
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Nonlinear games are incredible -- it's just too bad only about two of them have been made in the last decade.
- published: 25 Jun 2009
- views: 51294
Geometric nonlinearity
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- Duration: 2:07
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 1692
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 1692
Thermocouple 101: Thermocouple Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 6030
Thermocouple 101 is a whiteboard series consisting of 8 informative videos that cover a wide range of Thermocouple related topics.
Thermocouple 101 is a whiteboard series consisting of 8 informative videos that cover a wide range of Thermocouple related topics.
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Thermocouple 101 is a whiteboard series consisting of 8 informative videos that cover a wide range of Thermocouple related topics.
- published: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 6030
Nonlinearity in an Amplifier
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- Duration: 8:20
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 543
When an amplifier's output waveform doesn't have the exact same shape as the input waveform, then the amplifier is nonlinear. (That's not always bad.)
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When an amplifier's output waveform doesn't have the exact same shape as the input waveform, then the amplifier is nonlinear. (That's not always bad.)
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When an amplifier's output waveform doesn't have the exact same shape as the input waveform, then the amplifier is nonlinear. (That's not always bad.)
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- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 543
nonlinearity in 80 seconds
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- Duration: 1:16
- Updated: 08 Aug 2011
- views: 139
Non-linearity is NOT a moral category! It, like "natural" is one of those terms that gets thrown around far too much for its own good. Tel Eagleton quote at t...
Non-linearity is NOT a moral category! It, like "natural" is one of those terms that gets thrown around far too much for its own good. Tel Eagleton quote at the end of this vid is spot on!!
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Non-linearity is NOT a moral category! It, like "natural" is one of those terms that gets thrown around far too much for its own good. Tel Eagleton quote at the end of this vid is spot on!!
- published: 08 Aug 2011
- views: 139
FEA Master Class - Session 2: Material Nonlinearity
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- Duration: 49:40
- Updated: 28 Mar 2017
- views: 714
The second session of our FEA Master Class (find the documentation here: https://goo.gl/yuI27H) will be focused on different approaches to model nonlinear mater...
The second session of our FEA Master Class (find the documentation here: https://goo.gl/yuI27H) will be focused on different approaches to model nonlinear material behavior. We will discuss the fundamentals of strength theory and how different types of material can be represented using appropriate material models.
(02:00) About this Webinar
(03:43) Material Nonlinearity
(03:59) Linear and Nonlinear Materials
(15:32) Linear Elastic Materials
(16:21) Plastic Materials
(19:20) Hyperelastic Materials
(24:56) Live Demo
(41:20) Homework and Q&A;
Session 1: Advanced Meshing Strategies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-ApzhQRb2A
Session 2: Nonlinear Material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gZftcYU50Y
Session 3: Dynamic Analysis and Numerics: https://youtu.be/Vc53HznFPIY
SimScale is a 100% cloud-based simulation platform. Try CFD, FEA or Thermal Analysis by creating a free account: https://goo.gl/d5PUIj
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The second session of our FEA Master Class (find the documentation here: https://goo.gl/yuI27H) will be focused on different approaches to model nonlinear material behavior. We will discuss the fundamentals of strength theory and how different types of material can be represented using appropriate material models.
(02:00) About this Webinar
(03:43) Material Nonlinearity
(03:59) Linear and Nonlinear Materials
(15:32) Linear Elastic Materials
(16:21) Plastic Materials
(19:20) Hyperelastic Materials
(24:56) Live Demo
(41:20) Homework and Q&A;
Session 1: Advanced Meshing Strategies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-ApzhQRb2A
Session 2: Nonlinear Material: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gZftcYU50Y
Session 3: Dynamic Analysis and Numerics: https://youtu.be/Vc53HznFPIY
SimScale is a 100% cloud-based simulation platform. Try CFD, FEA or Thermal Analysis by creating a free account: https://goo.gl/d5PUIj
- published: 28 Mar 2017
- views: 714
ANSYS Material Non Linearity | Plastic Deformation Analysis | Spring Back Effect | GRS |
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:27
- Updated: 29 May 2015
- views: 29949
For Online Training & Projects, WhatsApp: +91-9481635839 | INDIA
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ANSYS Workbench Tutorial Video on Plasticity | Material Non Linearity Spring Back Analysis | User defined results in ANSYS Workbench | Put Stress Strain Curve Data in ANSYS Material Data base | Define New Material in ANSYS Engineering Data Source | Spring Back & Plasticity Analysis in ANSYS Workbench | Large Deflection Analysis & Material Non Linear Analysis in ANSYS | Plot the Graph in ANSYS | Non Linear Structural Analysis | Material Non Linearity Geometric Non Linearity and Contact Non Linearity | ANSYS Material Non Linear Analysis | ANSYS Workbench Material Non Linearity | ANSYS Material Non Linear Material Properties | ANSYS Material Non Linear Material Tutorial | Material Non Linear ANSYS | Non Linear Material Properties ANSYS | Non Linear Material Model ANSYS | Non Linear Material Analysis in ANSYS | ANSYS Workbench Non Linear Material | User defined results in ANSYS Workbench | User defined result Expressions ANSYS | User Defined Result Expressions | Plotting Graph in ANSYS Workbench | Spring back effect ANSYS | Spring Back Analysis in ANSYS | ANSYS Spring back |
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ANSYS Workbench Tutorial Video on Plasticity | Material Non Linearity Spring Back Analysis | User defined results in ANSYS Workbench | Put Stress Strain Curve Data in ANSYS Material Data base | Define New Material in ANSYS Engineering Data Source | Spring Back & Plasticity Analysis in ANSYS Workbench | Large Deflection Analysis & Material Non Linear Analysis in ANSYS | Plot the Graph in ANSYS | Non Linear Structural Analysis | Material Non Linearity Geometric Non Linearity and Contact Non Linearity | ANSYS Material Non Linear Analysis | ANSYS Workbench Material Non Linearity | ANSYS Material Non Linear Material Properties | ANSYS Material Non Linear Material Tutorial | Material Non Linear ANSYS | Non Linear Material Properties ANSYS | Non Linear Material Model ANSYS | Non Linear Material Analysis in ANSYS | ANSYS Workbench Non Linear Material | User defined results in ANSYS Workbench | User defined result Expressions ANSYS | User Defined Result Expressions | Plotting Graph in ANSYS Workbench | Spring back effect ANSYS | Spring Back Analysis in ANSYS | ANSYS Spring back |
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- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 29949
3 Causes of Nonlinearity
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 125
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 125
Lecture 18 - ADC Terminology, Offset and Gain Error, Differential Nonlinearity (DNL).
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:35
- Updated: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 27026
Video Lecture Series by IIT Professors ( Not Available in NPTEL)
"VLSI Data Conversion Circuits"
By Prof. Nagendra Krishnapura and Prof.Shanthi Pavan
...
Video Lecture Series by IIT Professors ( Not Available in NPTEL)
"VLSI Data Conversion Circuits"
By Prof. Nagendra Krishnapura and Prof.Shanthi Pavan
For more video Lectures .... www.satishkashyap.com
For free ebooks ...... www.ebook29.blogspot.com
Lecture 1 - Course overview and introduction.
Lecture 2 - Sampling, Spectral properties of sampled signals, Oversampling and its implications on anti-alias filter design.
Lecture 3 - Time Interleaved Sampling, Analysis of a Ping-Pong Sampling system.
Lecture 4 - Ping-pong Sample and Holds continued, Analysis of Offset and Gain Errors in Time-Interleaved Sample and Holds.
Lecture 5 - Sampling Circuits (NMOS, PMOS and CMOS Switches), Distortion due to the Sampling Switch.
Lecture 6 - Thermal Noise in Sample and Holds, Charge Injection in a Sampling Switch.
Lecture 7 - Bottom Plate Sampling, The Gate Bootstrapped Switch.
Lecture 8 - The Gate Bootstrapped Switch (continued), the Nakagome Charge-Pump.
Lecture 9 - Characterizing a Sample-and-Hold, Correct choice of input frequency, Discrete Fourier Series Refresher.
Lecture 10 - FFT Leakage and the Rectangular Window.
Lecture 11 - FFT Leakage (contd), Spectral Windows, the Hann Window
Lecture 12 - Spectral Windows (contd), the Blackman Window, Introduction to Switch Capacitor Amplifiers
Lecture 13 - Switch Capacitor Circuits, Parasitic Insensitive SC Amplifiers
Lecture 14 - Nonidealities in SC Amplifiers - Finite Opamp Gain and DC Offset., Lecture 14 - Part 2 - Finite Opamp Gain-Bandwidth Product.
Lecture 15 - Introduction to Fully Differential Operation.
Lecture 16 - Fully-differential operation (contd), motivation for common-mode feedback.
Lecture 17 - Fully Differential SC-circuits, the "Flip-Around" Sample and Hold, DC Negative Feedback in SC Circuits.
Lecture 18 - ADC Terminology, Offset and Gain Error, Differential Nonlinearity (DNL).
Lecture 19 -Integral Nonlinearity (INL), Dynamic Characterization of ADCs, SQNR, Quantization Noise Spectrum.
Lecture 20 - Quantization Noise Spectrum (contd), SFDR, Flash A/D Converter Basics.
Lecture 21 - Flash A/D Converter Basics, the Regenerative Latch.
Lecture 22 - The Regenerative Latch (contd).
Lecture 23 - Motivation to use a Preamp, Preamp Offset Correction (Autozeroing).
Lecture 24 - Autozeroing a Differential Preamp, Subtracting References from the Input.
Lecture 25 - Coupling Capacitor Considerations in an Autozeroed Preamp.
Lecture 26 - Transistor Level Preamp Design.
Lecture 27 - Necessity of an up-front sample and hold for good dynamic performance. Timing issues in a flash ADC.
Lecture 28 - Bubble Correction Logic in a Flash ADC, Comparator Metastability, Case Study.(VERY POOR AUDIO QUALITY !)
Lecture 29 - Flash ADC Case Study (Continued).
Lecture 30 - D/A Converter Basics, INL/DNL, DAC Spectra and Pulse Shapes.
Lecture 31 - NRZ vs RZ DACs, DAC Architectures.
Lecture 32 - Binary Weighted versus Thermometer DACs.
Lecture 33 - Binary vs Thermometer DACs (Contd), Current Steering DACs.
Lecture 34 - Current Steering DACs (contd) .
Lecture 35 - Current Cell Design in a Current Steering DAC.
Lecture 36 - Current Cell Design (contd), Layout Considerations in Current Steering DACs.
Lecture 37 - Oversampled Approaches to Data Convresion, Benefits of Oversampling.
Lecture 38 - Oversampling with Noise Shaping, Signal and Noise Transfer Functions, First and Second Order Delta-Sigma Converters.
Lecture 39 - Signal Dependent Stability of DSMs, the Describing Function Method.
Lecture 40 - Stability in DSMs (continued).
Lecture 41 - Maximum Stable Amplitude of DSMs and Relation to Out of Band Gain, Systematic NTF Design.
Lecture 42 - Systematic NTF Design (contd), the Bode Sensitivity Integral and its Implications on NTF Design.
Lecture 43 - Estimating the Maximum Stable Amplitude from simulation, Computation of in-band SNR, Windowing revisited.
Lecture 44 - Introduction to Continuous-time Delta Sigma Modulators (CTDSM).
Lecture 45 - CTDSM basics (contd), time-scaling of CTDSMs.
Lecture 46 - The inherent anti-aliasing property of CTDSMs.
Lecture 47 - Excess Loop Delay in CTDSMs.
Lecture 48 - Time-constant changes in CTDSMs, Influence of opamp nonidealities.
Lecture 49 - Effect of opamp nonidealities (contd) - finite gain bandwidth, Effect of ADC and DAC nonidealities.
Lecture 50 - Effect of DAC element mismatch (contd), Dynamic Element Matching (Randomization).
Lecture 51 - Dynamic Element Matching by Data Weighted Averaging.
Lecture 52 - Effect of Clock jitter in CTDSMs.
Lecture 53 - Finding Loopfilter Coefficients in Higher Order CTDSMs.
Lecture 54 - Dynamic Range Scaling of the Loop Filter.
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Lecture 2 - Sampling, Spectral properties of sampled signals, Oversampling and its implications on anti-alias filter design.
Lecture 3 - Time Interleaved Sampling, Analysis of a Ping-Pong Sampling system.
Lecture 4 - Ping-pong Sample and Holds continued, Analysis of Offset and Gain Errors in Time-Interleaved Sample and Holds.
Lecture 5 - Sampling Circuits (NMOS, PMOS and CMOS Switches), Distortion due to the Sampling Switch.
Lecture 6 - Thermal Noise in Sample and Holds, Charge Injection in a Sampling Switch.
Lecture 7 - Bottom Plate Sampling, The Gate Bootstrapped Switch.
Lecture 8 - The Gate Bootstrapped Switch (continued), the Nakagome Charge-Pump.
Lecture 9 - Characterizing a Sample-and-Hold, Correct choice of input frequency, Discrete Fourier Series Refresher.
Lecture 10 - FFT Leakage and the Rectangular Window.
Lecture 11 - FFT Leakage (contd), Spectral Windows, the Hann Window
Lecture 12 - Spectral Windows (contd), the Blackman Window, Introduction to Switch Capacitor Amplifiers
Lecture 13 - Switch Capacitor Circuits, Parasitic Insensitive SC Amplifiers
Lecture 14 - Nonidealities in SC Amplifiers - Finite Opamp Gain and DC Offset., Lecture 14 - Part 2 - Finite Opamp Gain-Bandwidth Product.
Lecture 15 - Introduction to Fully Differential Operation.
Lecture 16 - Fully-differential operation (contd), motivation for common-mode feedback.
Lecture 17 - Fully Differential SC-circuits, the "Flip-Around" Sample and Hold, DC Negative Feedback in SC Circuits.
Lecture 18 - ADC Terminology, Offset and Gain Error, Differential Nonlinearity (DNL).
Lecture 19 -Integral Nonlinearity (INL), Dynamic Characterization of ADCs, SQNR, Quantization Noise Spectrum.
Lecture 20 - Quantization Noise Spectrum (contd), SFDR, Flash A/D Converter Basics.
Lecture 21 - Flash A/D Converter Basics, the Regenerative Latch.
Lecture 22 - The Regenerative Latch (contd).
Lecture 23 - Motivation to use a Preamp, Preamp Offset Correction (Autozeroing).
Lecture 24 - Autozeroing a Differential Preamp, Subtracting References from the Input.
Lecture 25 - Coupling Capacitor Considerations in an Autozeroed Preamp.
Lecture 26 - Transistor Level Preamp Design.
Lecture 27 - Necessity of an up-front sample and hold for good dynamic performance. Timing issues in a flash ADC.
Lecture 28 - Bubble Correction Logic in a Flash ADC, Comparator Metastability, Case Study.(VERY POOR AUDIO QUALITY !)
Lecture 29 - Flash ADC Case Study (Continued).
Lecture 30 - D/A Converter Basics, INL/DNL, DAC Spectra and Pulse Shapes.
Lecture 31 - NRZ vs RZ DACs, DAC Architectures.
Lecture 32 - Binary Weighted versus Thermometer DACs.
Lecture 33 - Binary vs Thermometer DACs (Contd), Current Steering DACs.
Lecture 34 - Current Steering DACs (contd) .
Lecture 35 - Current Cell Design in a Current Steering DAC.
Lecture 36 - Current Cell Design (contd), Layout Considerations in Current Steering DACs.
Lecture 37 - Oversampled Approaches to Data Convresion, Benefits of Oversampling.
Lecture 38 - Oversampling with Noise Shaping, Signal and Noise Transfer Functions, First and Second Order Delta-Sigma Converters.
Lecture 39 - Signal Dependent Stability of DSMs, the Describing Function Method.
Lecture 40 - Stability in DSMs (continued).
Lecture 41 - Maximum Stable Amplitude of DSMs and Relation to Out of Band Gain, Systematic NTF Design.
Lecture 42 - Systematic NTF Design (contd), the Bode Sensitivity Integral and its Implications on NTF Design.
Lecture 43 - Estimating the Maximum Stable Amplitude from simulation, Computation of in-band SNR, Windowing revisited.
Lecture 44 - Introduction to Continuous-time Delta Sigma Modulators (CTDSM).
Lecture 45 - CTDSM basics (contd), time-scaling of CTDSMs.
Lecture 46 - The inherent anti-aliasing property of CTDSMs.
Lecture 47 - Excess Loop Delay in CTDSMs.
Lecture 48 - Time-constant changes in CTDSMs, Influence of opamp nonidealities.
Lecture 49 - Effect of opamp nonidealities (contd) - finite gain bandwidth, Effect of ADC and DAC nonidealities.
Lecture 50 - Effect of DAC element mismatch (contd), Dynamic Element Matching (Randomization).
Lecture 51 - Dynamic Element Matching by Data Weighted Averaging.
Lecture 52 - Effect of Clock jitter in CTDSMs.
Lecture 53 - Finding Loopfilter Coefficients in Higher Order CTDSMs.
Lecture 54 - Dynamic Range Scaling of the Loop Filter.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said that the former student suspected of killing at least 17 people at a Florida high school on Wednesday was 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz, who posted unnerving content online before the shooting occurred, according to USA Today. Cruz had been expelled from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for disciplinary reasons ... ... Florida Republican Sen ... Dr ... ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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An American porn star who claims to have had an affair with Donald Trump before he became president now feels free to tell her story, her manager said Wednesday. After Trump's longtime personal lawyer admitted paying $130,000 to Stormy Daniels shortly before the 2016 election, the actress's manager suggested a non-disclosure agreement had been broken ... Trump declined to comment on the issue ... ... Topics .. ....
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“Have you seen a transgender begging at a toll booth or traffic signal and people harassing them? Ever wondered why they can’t go to work instead?” asks P. Ashwin Kumar, who has written and directed Mr ... Mr ... The director chooses nonlinear narration and tells how Ijaz is shocked to find his bosom friend to be a transgender and informs parents so that they will do something to protect his friend ... Dialogues deserve a mention as K ... Mr ... ....
Five Women Scientists in Developing Countries Win 2018 OWSD-Elsevier Foundation Awards
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'Misery' ... a writer ... 'Ex Machina' ... '(500) Days of Summer'. While in the midst of a deep freeze—with a minor warmer spell predicted for Valentine's Day—'(500) Days of Summer' is a romantic comedy-drama film that I often think of fondly because of its nonlinear narrative structure because—really—who of us lives on a timeline? ... 'May' ... Additional Articles Recommended by Brainerd Dispatch. High School Football ... Area Girls Basketball ... 26 ... 26. ....
Revain to giveaway Lamborghini Huracan
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Annette Bening, Jamie Bell get steamy in 'Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool': Review
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