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    Cardiac Imaging Technique

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    gradients is essential for achieving the shortest TR and TE possible to maintain high image contrast and signal to noise ratio with relative short scan times (Currie et al., 2013). A 6 element phased array body coil, which placed onto the patient, in conjunction with the spinal matrix coil that has a 12 element design built into the scanner table, are used to provide a superb signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and achievable spatial resolution (Currie et al., 2013). This phased-array coils are standard…

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    Additionally, these functions are transferred into the signal to noise (S/N) ratio as the quality features [22]. There are three signal-to-noise ratios in the analysis of the S/N ratio: the-smaller-the-better, the-larger-the-better and the-nominal-the-best. For each level of the cutting variables, the S/N ratio is calculated on the basis of the S/N analysis. The-smaller-the-better characteristic (in dB) has been considered to calculate the S/N ratio in this study to achieve minimum response…

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    species of the FP. It results in a decrease of fluorescence signal over time. The more resistant a Ca2+ indicator is to photobleaching, the longer it can provide reliable and useful information about the measured Ca2+ signals (Thomas, Tovey et al. 2000). The SNR is defined as the difference between the level of the desired signal to the level of background noise. Brightness, dynamic range and kinetics one the one hand and features of the signal on the other hand play a crucial role. "SNR…

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    proton density weighted MRI of the craniovertebral junction in three planes. According to the results of these imaging, normal ligaments display low signal intensity while high signal intensity was regarded as a sign complete or partial injury. In order to distinguish among mild, moderate and severe whiplash injury, a ratio between the high signal part and the total cross-sectional area of the alar ligament was employed. The grading criterion for the alar ligament is mentioned…

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    faster chips came and allowed to do signal processing controlling ISI and transmission speeds increased accordingly. 2.3 Multipath propagation Multipath propagation is caused by multipath receptions of the same signal. in city environment or indoors signal travels along different path from transmitter (Tx) to receiver (Rx). * Signal components received at slightly different times (delay) * These components are combined at Rx * Results as a signal that varies widely in amplitude,…

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    Taguchi Model Of Quality

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    controllable system parameters to get a quality output which is insensitive to noise factors and thus reduced variability. Noise factors contribute to variability. Therefore, the system parameters should be insensitive to it. Usually, there are multiple parameters for a system and optimum levels are obtained by trial and error. But this is a time-consuming…

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    Ecg Lab Report

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    The aim of this project is to develop an Electrocardiography (ECG) amplifier circuit from scratch. The main challenges include amplifying the desired week signal in the presence of noise from other muscles and electrical sources. As this semester was about transistors we had to use transistors at some stage in this project. The project was successfully designed and built in two ways: one with solely using operational amplifiers and other using transistors as differential amplifiers.…

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    151, the proposed scheme is known as "the diversity of user cooperation," the author of this particular plan to achieve the rate in the region and the probability of failure. Sendonaris, who proposed a simple method of user cooperation, based on a signal of DF with the CDMA scheme. According to Liu (2009), different users with different orthogonal spreading codes can distinguish between different forms of cooperation from users to send information to the recipient. (Liu, 2009) Laneman and other…

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    Photodetectors Essay

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    Optical detectors are components that convert incoming optical energy into electrical signals. Many photonics applications, such as monitoring laser power levels and laser metrology, require the usage of these detectors.1-3 Although there are many different types of optical detectors available covering parts of the electromagnetic spectrum: the ultraviolet, visible and infrared, optical detectors are divided into two main categories: photon and thermal detectors. Photon detectors generate one…

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    of the deep cryo-treated 100Cr6 steel samples based on the L9 OA was evaluated by conducting the reciprocatory wear tests. Three replications were taken in each test. 4.1 Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Taguchi recommends the use of the S/N ratio to measure the quality characteristic deviating from the desired values. The ratio measures the level of performance against the…

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