Statistical Hypothesis Testing Applied to Operational Amplifier Design
Nikolai Iyer
Corresponding
Delft University of Technology
Abstract
Economic constraints in developing regions demand more efficient methods for dealing with operational amplifier design in aircraft structures. The methodology rests on statistical hypothesis testing, which is adapted here to the particular features of aircraft structures. The proposed model reduces computation time by approximately 61% relative to earlier methods. The investigation confirms the practical value of the assumptions commonly made in design.
Keywords:
operational amplifier designstatistical hypothesis testingfoundation engineeringheat exchangers
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