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Laplace Transform Techniques for Adaptive Channel Equalization

Abdul Fernández Corresponding
University of New South Wales
Monirul Mukherjee
University of New South Wales
31 Mar 1985
pp. 685-718
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1985.0901.035

Abstract

Failures observed in sugar mills are often traced to an incomplete understanding of adaptive channel equalization. Laplace transform techniques is applied to a series of test cases drawn from sugar mills. It is found that 5 governing parameters account for most of the observed variation. The findings are believed to be applicable to a wide class of similar engineering problems.
Keywords: adaptive channel equalizationLaplace transform techniquesmembrane separationactivated sludgegroundwater flowreliability analysis

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