SIMULATION: Transactions of The Society for Modeling and Simulation International

Eckenrode, Harvey

doi: 10.1177/003754976801100401pmid: N/A

Rieman, F.C.

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Rullgård, Å.

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Throne, James L.

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Valisalo, P.E.

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This paper describes a systems engineering laboratory that consists of a hybrid computer system and a group of industrial measuring and control equipment, all of which can be used as one integrated whole. It uses a special-purpose software system for internal communi cations. The laboratory's plan of organization for super vision, maintenance, and operation within a university environment is explained. A concise description of how the laboratory has been used in undergraduate and grad uate teaching is given.

Single, C.H.; King, T.A.

doi: 10.1177/003754976801100406pmid: N/A

This paper is a summary of two techniques for the meas urement of resistor dynamic characteristics. It is not a comprehensive paper in that it does not include a liter ature search or a review of well-established bridge tech niques. It does, however, present methods of measuring resistor high- and medium-frequency dynamic characteris tics, using only a square-wave generator, a sine-wave generator, and a high-speed oscilloscope. It emphasizes the use of models, both physical and mathematical, and completely avoids the use of analog computer measuring methods, even though the practical goal is analog-compu ter oriented.

Fogarty, L.E.; Howe, R.M.

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Parente, R.J.; Boyd, D.F.

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Robinson, Alan H.; Upham, Gary L.

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