Kalman Filtering Applied to GaAs MESFET Modelling
Nasrin Reddy
Corresponding
University of Dhaka
Abstract
For countries such as Bangladesh, the management of GaAs MESFET modelling in telecommunication systems carries substantial economic implications. A computer program implementing scanning electron microscopy was written to carry out the extensive calculations required. The study shows that GaAs MESFET modelling is highly sensitive to changes in the 3 governing variables. These results contribute to a better understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms.
Keywords:
GaAs MESFET modellingscanning electron microscopyfluid flowexpert systems
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