8: Correlation - Imperial College London

6: Operational Amplifiers

6: Operational Amplifiers 6: Operational Amplifiers •Operational Amplifier •Negative Feedback •Analysing op-amp circuits •Non-inverting amplifier •Voltage Follower

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FINANCIAL REGULATIONS PREAMBLE

1 FINANCIAL REGULATIONS PREAMBLE 1.1 These Regulations are made by the Director of Finance, acting on the advice of the Management Board, under powers conferred by the Council under paragraph 5 of Ordinance C1.

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Convolution Table (1) Convolution Table (2)

with System’s impulse response h(t). Convolution Integral ... weighted by h(t- τ) (i.e. x(τ) h(t- τ)) for the shaded pulse, PLUS the contribution from all the previous pulses of x(τ). The summation of all these weighted inputs is the convolution integral. L2.4-2 p191

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Signal Transmission through LTI Systems

PYKC 20-Feb-11 E2.5 Signals & Linear Systems Lecture 12 Slide 9 Parseval’s Theorem The energy of a signal x(t) can be derived in time or frequency domain:

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Tutorial 7 - Sampling

PYKC – 11 Feb 08 2 E2.5 Signals & Linear Systems Tutorial Sheet 7 – Sampling (Lectures 12 - 13) 1.* By applying the Parseval’s theorem, show that

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Lecture 8 - Timing Constraints

Metastability is a problem that arises when an external input NOT synchronised to the system clock is fed into our synchronous circuit. Since the input signal could change anytime relative the the clock edge, metastability will occur. It could also happens when a signal crosses from one clock domain (Clock1) to another clock domain (Clock2).

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14: Power in AC Circuits

Cosine Wave RMS 14: Power in AC Circuits •Average Power •Cosine Wave RMS •Power Factor + •Complex Power •Power in R, L, C •Tellegen’s Theorem •Power Factor Correction •Ideal Transformer •Transformer Applications •Summary E1.1 Analysis of Circuits (2017-10213) AC Power: 14 – 3 / 11 Cosine Wave: v(t) = 5cosωt.Amplitude is V = 5V. Squared Voltage: v2(t) = …

SERVO MOTOR SG90 DATA SHEET - Imperial College London

SERVO MOTOR SG90 DATA SHEET Tiny and lightweight with high output power. Servo can rotate approximately 180 degrees (90 in each direction), and works just like the standard kinds but smaller. You can use any servo code, hardware or library to control these servos.

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17: Transmission Lines

• Forward Wave • Forward ... A transmission line is a wire with a uniform goemetry along its length: the capacitance and inductance of any segment is proportional to its length. We represent as a large number of small inductors and capacitors spaced along the line.

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3: Nodal Analysis

We assume the interconnections have zero resistance so all points within a node have the same voltage. Five nodes: A,···,E. Ohm’s Law: VBD = IR5 KVL: VBD = VB −VD KCL: Total current exiting any closed region is zero.

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Correlation and Regression

iii. The correlation coefficient is bound by –1 and +1. The closer the coefficient to –1 or +1, the stronger is the correlation. iv. With the exception of the extremes (that is, r = 1.0 or r = -1), we cannot really talk about the strength of a relationship indicated by the correlation coefficient without a statistical test of significance. v.

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Correlation Between Continuous & Categorical Variables

Correlation between continuous and categorial variables •Point Biserial correlation – product-moment correlation in which one variable is continuous and the other variable is binary (dichotomous) – Categorical variable does not need to have ordering – Assumption: continuous data within each group created by the binary variable are normally

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CORRELATION AND REGRESSION

Product Moment Correlation Coefficient, to test if there is a linear relationship between the variables. To quantify the strength of the relationship, we can calculate the correlation coefficient (r). Its numerical value ranges from +1.0 to -1.0. r > 0 indicates positive linear relationship, r < 0

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CHAPTER 8 Correlation and Regression— Pearson and …

Test Run The test run for correlation and regression involves two steps: First we will process the correlation table, which will render the correlation value and the corresponding r p value. Next, we will order a scatterplot, which will provide a clear graph showing the

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The Spearman’s Rank Correlation Test

The Spearman’s Rank Correlation Test . 2 QMUL School of Geography Resources for Schools Introduction The Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient (r s) is a method of testing the strength and direction (positive or negative) of the correlation (relationship or connection) between two …

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