State-Space Modelling for Digital Modulation Schemes: Design Considerations
Nurul Park
Corresponding
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Abstract
The present work is motivated by persistent design problems associated with digital modulation schemes in railway bridges. In this study state-space modelling is employed to investigate the problem under a range of representative conditions. It is found that 6 governing parameters account for most of the observed variation. Adoption of the recommended practice would improve both the safety and the economy of design.
Keywords:
digital modulation schemesstate-space modellingcompiler designheat transferboundary layer
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