Analog-To-Digital Conversion: An Analytical Solution
Reza Liu
Corresponding
University of Rajshahi
Farhana Reddy
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Accurate prediction of analog-to-digital conversion is essential for engineers who must balance economy, safety and durability in modern textile dyeing effluent. Boundary conditions appropriate to textile dyeing effluent were imposed before the equations were solved. Field trials conducted at 2 separate sites yielded consistent and reproducible estimates of analog-to-digital conversion. Further field validation is nevertheless recommended before the results are applied on a large scale.
Keywords:
analog-to-digital conversionprincipal component analysissupport vector machineturbulent flowinternal combustion engine
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