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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PULSATANCE»
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1
Network Analysis and Practice
From equations (12.33) and (12.35) it is apparent that to synthesise the prototype
low-pass response with unit cut-off pulsatance, the inductance L and capacitance
C must satisfy L/R = b (12.37) LC=a (12.38) Equations ( 12.34) and ( 12.36) ...
This is placed in brackets after the headword, and is also in bold type: angular
frequency (pulsatance) Symbol: ω The number of complete rotations per unit time
. Here, 'pulsatance' is another word for angular frequency. Generally, the entry for
...
John Daintith, Richard Rennie, Carol Gibson, 2009
3
Rayleigh's Principle and Its Applications to Engineering: ...
The Theory and Practice of the Energy Method for the Approximate
Determination of Critical Loads and Speeds George Frederick James Temple,
William Gee Bickley, W. G. Bickley. where a is the amplitude, and o> the
pulsatance,* given by ...
George Frederick James Temple, William Gee Bickley, W. G. Bickley, 2004
4
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
mode, and it is therefore sufficient to consider this mode only. For this mode, and
for large values of c, Rayleigh's result for the natural pulsatance of vibration, to0,
is. --?(,+'*)' ..... "•". An alternative method of determining the frequency is to form ...
5
An Introduction to the Theory of Vibrating Systems
If the support is made to execute horizontal vibrations with amplitude a and
pulsatance fi, find the motions of the two masses. 5. Two equal systems, of mass
m and stiffness s, are coupled by a spring of stiffness S. One mass is acted on by
a ...
William Gee Bickley, Alan Talbot, 1961
ENGINEER Pulsatance, Rotatance or Velocitance? ENGINEER
Superheterodyne Tracking Charts — I* • By A. L.. doing violence to any intelligent
conception of nature. By the inductance of a solenoid we must understand the
increase in the ...
7
Ship Hydrodynamics, Water Waves, and Asymptotics: Collected ...
In form they are precisely the same as the coefficients A, B, already calculated for
the case of a gliding tone. The effective value of the damping coefficient is (n — A
/4o>). The oscillatory factors have a pulsatance equal to the natural pulsatance ...
8
German Technical Dictionary
<Nichtfoss Energ> angular velocity; 4. <Phys> angular frequency, pulsatance
Kreisfunktion f<Geom> circle function Kreisgeschwindigkeit f <Elektrotech>
angular velocity Kreisgleichung f <Geom> circle equation, equation of circle
Kreisgrad m ...
9
Foundations of short wave therapy: ...
Besides the above-discussed characteristics for the time period of the oscillation
we get a fourth characteristic which appears as pulsatance (o>). to = 2.ir.f (3) The
pulsatance corresponding to a frequency of 1o8 Hz is, for example, o> = 2.7r.
Wolfgang Holzer, Eugen Weissenberg, 1935
(5) the maximum amplitude occurs when the assumed resonant pulsatance is
equal to the driving pulsatance. For the inclusion of a feedback network eqn. (2b)
becomes and three feedback conditions are defined: (a) Negative feedback (-K3)
.
John Fletcher Hutton, John Richard Anthony Pearson, Kenneth Walters, 1975
