Search for dissertations about: "Acoustic Sensor"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 46 swedish dissertations containing the words Acoustic Sensor.
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21. Introducing Power Control and Link Adaptation in Flooding-based Underwater Networks : Extending the applicability of flooding-based routing protocols
Abstract : Underwater communication and networking are key enabling technologies for many current and future marine applications. Generally, the envisioned applications include environmental monitoring, aquaculture, and surveillance. READ MORE
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22. Parameter and State Estimation with Information-rich Signals
Abstract : The complexity of industrial systems and the mathematical models to describe them increases. In many cases, point sensors are no longer sufficient to provide controllers and monitoring instruments with the information necessary for operation. The need for other types of information, such as audio and video, has grown. READ MORE
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23. Antennas and Propagation from a Signal Processing Perspective
Abstract : This thesis studies several topics within the area of antennas and propagation from a signal processing perspective. However, theory and methods from electromagnetics and communications have also been used, contributing to an interdisciplinary character of the thesis. READ MORE
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24. Estimation of the In-Cylinder Air/Fuel Ratio of an Internal Combustion Engine by the Use of Pressure Sensors
Abstract : This thesis investigates the use of cylinder pressure measurements for estimation of the in-cylinder air/fuel ratio in a spark ignited internal combustion engine. An estimation model which uses the net heat release profile for estimating the cylinder air/fuel ratio of a spark ignition engine is developed. READ MORE
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25. Active Noise Control of Enclosed Sound Fields Optimising the Performance
Abstract : Active noise control is the art of reducing a primary unwanted sound field by interference with an actively created secondary sound field. To achieve high reduction, it is crucial to obtain both temporal and spatial matching between the primary and the secondary sound fields. READ MORE