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    Circuit Model, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 94/100, based on 89 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: A multi-modality ground-to-air cross-view pose estimation dataset for field robots
    Article Snippet: For sensor calibration, images of a calibration board captured by the camera are processed using MATLAB’s calibration tool to estimate the intrinsic parameters, including the 3 × 3 camera matrix and distortion coefficients.

    Article Title: Simultaneous Quantification of Alcoholic Content and Acidity in Brazilian Commercial Kombuchas by FTIR Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analysis
    Article Snippet: Multivariate calibration models using PLS were developed using the MATLAB software (version R2010a, MathWorks, USA), in conjunction with the PLS Toolbox (Eigenvector Research, USA).

    Article Title: In-line Raman-based quantification of the anhydrous content in a fully integrated continuous powder-to-granule line.
    Article Snippet: A calibration model to determine the anhydrous content of the granule was developed in MATLAB 9.11. program (MathWorks, USA) with PLS Toolbox 9.0. (Eigenvector Research, USA) using the Classical Least Squares (CLS) regression method.

    Article Title: Multidimensional performance trade-offs in bipedal standing of common chimpanzees and implications for human bipedal evolution
    Article Snippet: Model-Based Calibration Toolbox version: 5.14 (R2023a) , https://www.mathworks.com , N/A.

    Article Title: A multi-modality ground-to-air cross-view pose estimation dataset for field robots.
    Article Snippet: For sensor calibration, images of a calibration board captured by the camera are processed using MATLAB’s calibration tool to estimate the intrinsic parameters, including the 3 × 3 camera matrix and distortion coefficients.

    Article Title: Assessing the impact of biosecurity compliance on farmworker and livestock health within a one health modeling framework
    Article Snippet: Model calibration was performed using the least squares method with MATLAB's fmincon applied to Eqs., , , , , , ensuring the model accurately replicates observed prevalence patterns.

    Article Title: Comparison of Two System Identification Approaches for a Four-Wheel Differential Robot Based on Velocity Command Execution
    Article Snippet: While the LG model yields high fidelity and integrates multi-domain physical parameters, it requires complex offline calibration and a custom MATLAB-based modeling toolbox, resulting in moderate computational demands.

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    Article Title: Advanced thermal modeling of lithium-ion batteries: foundations for advanced capacity prediction
    Article Snippet: The GPM method uses Gaussian processes to model battery thermal dynamics with built-in uncertainty estimation, making it robust for nonlinear relationships Unlike NN methods, GPM doesn't require iterative tuning LM and BR are optimization techniques within the NN approach LM minimizes error via gradient descent, while BR improves generalization through regularization, all models are evaluated using RMSE, and the most accurate is selected GPM was implemented using MATLAB's MBC Toolbox and NN with the neural network fitting toolbox. .. To estimate the internal temperature of a lithium-ion battery cell as a function of current and ambient temperature, a Gaussian process model (GPM) was developed using the model-based calibration (MBC) toolbox in MATLAB/Simulink. .. − Input data preparation: The Signal builder block was used in Simulink to generate realistic input profiles.



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    Article Title: A low-voltage-driven MEMS ultrasonic phased-array transducer for fast 3D volumetric imaging

    doi: 10.1038/s41378-024-00755-9

    Figure Lengend Snippet: a – c Normalized vibration velocities of all cells within one single element characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations, COMSOL simulations and laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. a Equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulation results. b Finite element method (FEM) simulation results. c Laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. d Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations. e Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by hydrophone experiments. f Comparison of the 2D pressure field between the equivalent circuit model (EQC) and finite element method (FEM) simulations

    Article Snippet: Fig. 4 The vibration velocity and two-dimensional pressure field distribution of the single element. a – c Normalized vibration velocities of all cells within one single element characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations, COMSOL simulations and laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. a Equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulation results. b Finite element method (FEM) simulation results. c Laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. d Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations. e Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by hydrophone experiments. f Comparison of the 2D pressure field between the equivalent circuit model (EQC) and finite element method (FEM) simulations In acoustic output characterization of one single element, the axial pressures at 5 mm from the pMUT surface evaluated by the EQC model (Fig. d_i and D_ii) are consistent with the reference data acquired by hydrophone experiments (Fig. e_i and e_ii).

    Techniques: Transmission Assay, Comparison

    Results of the transmission and receiving experiments of a single element

    Journal: Microsystems & Nanoengineering

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    doi: 10.1038/s41378-024-00755-9

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Results of the transmission and receiving experiments of a single element

    Article Snippet: Fig. 4 The vibration velocity and two-dimensional pressure field distribution of the single element. a – c Normalized vibration velocities of all cells within one single element characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations, COMSOL simulations and laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. a Equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulation results. b Finite element method (FEM) simulation results. c Laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. d Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations. e Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by hydrophone experiments. f Comparison of the 2D pressure field between the equivalent circuit model (EQC) and finite element method (FEM) simulations In acoustic output characterization of one single element, the axial pressures at 5 mm from the pMUT surface evaluated by the EQC model (Fig. d_i and D_ii) are consistent with the reference data acquired by hydrophone experiments (Fig. e_i and e_ii).

    Techniques: Transmission Assay

    a , b Acoustic coupling effects from central excitation and edge excitation characterized by the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. a Cross-talk analysis of the 3 × 3 array. ( i ) An array using central excitation at element D4, in which neighboring elements B1, B3, and C3 are characterized. ( ii ) An array using edge excitation at element A2, in which neighboring elements A1, A3, and B2 are characterized. ( iii ) Quantitative analysis results for the cross-talk degree (in dB) using the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. b Cross-talk analysis of the 8 × 8 array. ( i ) An array actuated with central excitation D4, in which neighboring elements C4, E4, and D5 are characterized. ( ii ) An array actuated with edge excitation B1, in which neighboring elements A1, C1, and B2 are characterized. ( iii ). Quantitative analysis results for the cross-talk degree (in dB) using the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. c – f Varied focusing intensities of the 8 × 8 MEMS phased-array transducer characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations and experimental measurements. c Focused pressure at different depths: Comparison between the calculated results of the equivalent circuit (EQC) model and the experimental measurements. d Spatial pressure field distribution of the entire array calculated by the equivalent circuit (EQC) model. e Relationship between the excitation voltage amplitude set in the imaging platform and the focused pressure measured at 30 mm. f Relationship between the actual voltage amplitude on the device and the focused pressure measured at 30 mm

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    Figure Lengend Snippet: a , b Acoustic coupling effects from central excitation and edge excitation characterized by the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. a Cross-talk analysis of the 3 × 3 array. ( i ) An array using central excitation at element D4, in which neighboring elements B1, B3, and C3 are characterized. ( ii ) An array using edge excitation at element A2, in which neighboring elements A1, A3, and B2 are characterized. ( iii ) Quantitative analysis results for the cross-talk degree (in dB) using the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. b Cross-talk analysis of the 8 × 8 array. ( i ) An array actuated with central excitation D4, in which neighboring elements C4, E4, and D5 are characterized. ( ii ) An array actuated with edge excitation B1, in which neighboring elements A1, C1, and B2 are characterized. ( iii ). Quantitative analysis results for the cross-talk degree (in dB) using the equivalent circuit model (EQC) model and the FEM model. c – f Varied focusing intensities of the 8 × 8 MEMS phased-array transducer characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations and experimental measurements. c Focused pressure at different depths: Comparison between the calculated results of the equivalent circuit (EQC) model and the experimental measurements. d Spatial pressure field distribution of the entire array calculated by the equivalent circuit (EQC) model. e Relationship between the excitation voltage amplitude set in the imaging platform and the focused pressure measured at 30 mm. f Relationship between the actual voltage amplitude on the device and the focused pressure measured at 30 mm

    Article Snippet: Fig. 4 The vibration velocity and two-dimensional pressure field distribution of the single element. a – c Normalized vibration velocities of all cells within one single element characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations, COMSOL simulations and laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. a Equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulation results. b Finite element method (FEM) simulation results. c Laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) measurements. d Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by equivalent circuit model (EQC) simulations. e Acoustic transmission efficiency characterized by hydrophone experiments. f Comparison of the 2D pressure field between the equivalent circuit model (EQC) and finite element method (FEM) simulations In acoustic output characterization of one single element, the axial pressures at 5 mm from the pMUT surface evaluated by the EQC model (Fig. d_i and D_ii) are consistent with the reference data acquired by hydrophone experiments (Fig. e_i and e_ii).

    Techniques: Comparison, Imaging