linearize

For continuous-time systems, the conditions for the existence of a state transformation and a static state feedback, which linearize the system, are similar as in the discrete-time case.

If the sluggishness that occurs at 70% valve opening is tolerable, then further attempts to linearize this subsystem are unneeded.

Using the formulae in (7), we can choose the following coordinate transformation to linearize the system:

An alternative, which we propose, is to linearize the non-linear DAE system about some rest point and then test the identifiability properties of the linearized system.

These two cases are required to linearize traveling wave tube and solid-state power amplifiers (TWTA and SSPA).

The new SEF technology can be shaped to linearize the volume output in water, coolant and oil level tanks with nonuniform irregular cross-sectional areas as the level rises.

NovaSpense(tm) is a proprietary software based algorithm designed to linearize the natural sinusoidal output of the Travcyl(tm) pump.

Two logarithmic linearize equations for use in fractionation of NOM in the study of Trihalomethanes (THM) were tested.

"We try to linearize our schedules as much as possible, but in a given week we inevitably jerk the plan around quite a bit," explains Mahan.

Thus by using the second order polynomial to linearize the characteristic of the sensor type LM35 it is possible to achieve the decrease of measurement errors: STDEV were respectively 0.210 and 0.0253.

This lets the user linearize and scale any transducer that provides a pulse or contact closure output to any user-required units automatically.

The instrument also uses a separate sensor to linearize the movement of the cantilever.

* "Linearize" the process by ensuring that image-to-film tolerance for a requested dot size is within 1%.