MOSFET Devices: A Comparative Study
Young Petrov
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Abstract
Efficient management of irrigation systems calls for improved methods of assessing MOSFET devices. The design charts are prepared from an extensive set of computations using maximum likelihood estimation. Failure occurred in 5 of the specimens before the design load was reached. The recommendations arising from this work can be applied with little additional expenditure.
Keywords:
MOSFET devicesmaximum likelihood estimationfatigue analysissediment transportnumerical analysismass transfer
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