Real-Time Digital Signal Processing

Real-Time Digital Signal Processing
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From the book Real-Time Digital Signal Processing (Fundamentals, Implementations and Applications) Third Edition by Sen M. Kuo, Bob H. Lee, Wenshun Tian – WILEY

Under Chapter 9 Speech Signal Processing, Kindly answer exercises #9.1, #9.5, #9.7, #9.8, #9.10, #9.11, #9.12 and #9.13 that can be found at the end of the chapter.

Explain the construction of over-current protection devices

Circuit Protection and Polyphase Motors
Explain the construction of over-current protection devices
Explain the operating principles of circuit over-current protection devices
Explain the operating principles of earth fault protection devices

1. Explain, with the aid of diagrams, the construction and operating principles of the following types of protection devices:

a. Airblast circuit breaker

b. Oil-filled circuit breaker

c. High rupture capacity fuse

d. Residual current device

e. Earth fault relay

Task 2 – Learning Outcome 5.1
Describe the types and explain the construction of induction motors

2. Describe the construction of the following types of three-phase induction motors; you may use diagrams to aid your description.

a. Single cage

b. Double cage

c. Wound rotor

Task 3 – Learning Outcome 5.2
Explain the operating principles and methods of starting induction motors
3. Explain the operating principles of a three-phase cage rotor induction motor. Your explanation must include the terms:

a. Rotating magnetic field
b. Mutual inductance
c. Slip
d. Synchronous speed
e. Torque
4. The following are all methods of starting a three-phase induction motor. In each case, explain how the starting method works, state the type of motor the starter is used on, and a typical power range for that motor.

a. Direct-on-line

b. Star-Delta

c. Inverter / soft start

Task 4 – Learning Outcomes 5.3
Analyse the methods of speed control of induction motors

5. Describe and analyse two different methods of controlling the speed of three-phase induction motors.

Collection and Comparison of different Companion Systems

Title – Research Seminar: Collection and Comparison of different Companion Systems
Subject – Engineering
Level – University (Master of Science)

Task(s):

1. Cognitive Systems or Intelligent Systems – Read as many papers as possible, look into publications, projects, etc for how many systems are there ?
2. Human Robotic Systems (Types, Comparisons)
– it is related to Man-Machine-Communication (MMC) but there is a thin line differentiating both cognitive systems & MMC.
– collection of companions of human robotic system
3. Study about Cognitive Probability and how it is related to this topic.
4. Study about Virtual Agents and how it is related to this topic.
5. The SASO4 Domain in one system – check this paper (Provided) ‘Incremental Dialogue Understanding and Feedback for Multiparty, Multimodal Conversation’ (David Traum, 2012)
6. Also works of David Traum, Candace Sidner, Stefan Scherer and other relevant authors.
7. Papers of ICT (Institute for Creative Technologies), IVA conference and Utah Scenario(s).
8. They are  total minimum 3-4 or maximum 10-15 systems or more – i.e., collection of companions
9. Compare the systems based on, like, their functions, limitations, etc – i.e., comparison of companions.
10. Idea of comparing technical & virtual systems is more in a way of companions (that is, with respect to ‘companions’) e.g. robots – reliable, trustworthy, etc are properties of robots.
11. Cognitive systems is more like a boss, whereas companions are more like a servants/butler, so the task is the comparison of such companions like:
– how to use and implement.
– relation to man machine interaction.
– cognitive tasks into the interaction field.

mechanical translation in Saudi Arabia

descript machine translation with Arabic language in Saudi Arabia and review the advantages and disadvantages of it . benefit of the machine translation and examples of some programs and compare them. suggest that machine translation be as a curriculum for students in the university and get benefit of it.

Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly “End Block

 

The course Paper will cover a fictitious component part known as a Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly “End Block” on the path from being released to

Purchasing as a BUY part to select, evaluate and decide on the source of supply for the company.

The company requires you to have the part made to print and in inventory at our factory in 100 days at production volumes. A timeline of activities is necessary for you to be able to track progress against and ensure that the correct processes are followed by you and the Supplier. You will categorize this part, find possible sources of supply in Juarez Mexico evaluate the suppliers you find, submit the specifications and take a bid. You will evaluate the bid, negotiate the price, establish quality standards, pilot build the part and submit samples to the internal quality group for confirmation. Then you may award the business and start production and determine the mode of transportation, ensure regulatory compliance with import and have inventory in place by day 95 of the 100 day task.

The Estimated usage for this part is 20,000 units per year. Cost Management has given you a budgeted target price based upon known elements of steel type and price per pound, the perceived standard Machine shop processes and tolerance’s and Clear Zinc Plating process, typical machinery, labor and profit totaling a purchase price of $9.75 USD each. This spend is worth $195,000. Your approval level is $50,000 requiring you to present your sourcing decision to the Vice President of Procurement in order to place the business. You must present a case to the Vice President that supports your decision to work with a given supplier and why.
1.Title Page
2.Executive Summary

Note: Not to exceed 1 page single spaced 12 point font

1.Student is to realize that the bottom line is what the Executive team is looking for. Their expectation from you is that you did your due diligence.
In the summary you will explain the:
◦STRATEGIC FIT – Quality-Cost and Delivery
◦How this decision helps us achieve current CORPORATE OBJECTIVES
◦Allows us to meet BUDGET and MARGIN requirements

2.Any Critical Data and a Final Recommendation

Note now of any known issues that can impact the company in the future.

Milestone and Timeline of activities
i.Internal
ii.External

Sources of Supply
i.Outline an interview of prospective suppliers including activities that will lead to a good decision
ii.Check References

– Understand testimonials

Visit Plants and Distribution Centers to access their true capabilities

– Review their Quality Standards

– Access Management Skills and Experience

– Review basic Financials

– Review Quality Programs

– Review their Operations and Technology

Supplier Evaluation Criteria and scoring Matrix (Develop this as a table)

– Capability

– Machinery, Labor , Knowledge

– Financial Standing

– Capacity and hours of operation

– Location of transportation and labor to facility

– Testing Capabilities

– Storage – Warehouse

Quote Submission

Your Quote Format can be fictitious but it must include several elements

– Spec

– Volume

– Terms and Conditions

– Confidentiality

– Title Transfer

– Warranty

Target price (if you chose to share this)

Dates

– Due date of Quote

– Due date of Samples

– Production shipping deadline

– Date of Production

Supplier Quote should contain all of the above, plus

– Price

– Discounts

– Packaging

– Any other Terms and Conditions

– Lead-times

– Production Lot size and quantity breaks

– Any special handling needed

Supplier Selection and Product Acquisition

– Completeness of Quality, Cost and Delivery

– Certifications and Practices

– Agreements on Price of Cost adjustments due to Raw Materials and Currency

Preliminary Award

– Must produce sample parts off of a production process

– Submit parts to the Buyers Company Quality group for validation of Specification
– Notify the Vendor of any nonconformities if they exist (up to the student if they want to purse this)
– Action plan if there are nonconformities

Award the business
– Finalize transportation and Packaging
– Finalize Import Legal Documentation

programming C

// Problem Description
‘// You are working as an Engineer for a materials manufacturing research lab and have been asked
to provide an automated solution to analyse data.
‘// The data relates to a new material being developed. The data is a measure of strength recorded
every 100mm of the material and is stored in a file.
‘// Each line in the file represents a row of measurements on the material. Data is separated by a
comma (,).
‘// Determine the final-value for each row and column of the data.
‘// Create and display a final-value map that represents the value for each row and column as
follows:
‘// If the value for a cell in each row is less than the average for the row and column, display -1
‘// If the value for a cell in each row is greater than the average for the row and column display 1,
otherwise display 0
‘// Calculate and display the count for the values 1, 0 and -1 for each row and column
‘// Test the sheet using the following rules to determine if the sheet is rejected or accepted.
‘// Rule 1. If any count for a row or column is greater or equal to than 50% of the number of rows or
columns then that row or column is rejected.
‘// Report the number of times the patterns are detected.
‘// Where 50 or more of the patterns are identified the sheet of material is rejected.
‘// Otherwise the sheet is accepted.
‘// The manufacturing process samples 1 of every 10 sheets produced, therefore the analysis will be
undertaken as required and must be completed
‘// in a timely manner to enable the process to be stopped, recalculated, then restarted.