The design of a beryllium (Be) window for use under the extremely high heat load of an undulator beam is one of the challenges for third-generation synchrotron radiation beamlines. A novel design of a Be window is presented for the Advanced Photon Source (APS) diagnostics undulator beamline, whose beam has a peak power density of 150 W/mm2 (7 GeV/100 mA stored beam). The window has a double con...

The effect of Window Parameter () in Dolph-Chebyshev window on the SNR of radar returns is discussed and proposed an optimum value of “” with which data may be weighed using Dolph-Chebyshev window. It is observed that the Dolph-Chebyshev window can be used with “”corresponding to the minimum of sidelobe attenuation of 50dB to taper the data for spectral analysis. From the results, it may be ...

Spectral decomposition is an important tool for analysis of seismic data.This paper deals with the time-frequency analysis of non-stationary signals.Time-frequency method is a primary tool to analyze the evolving spectra of non-stationary signals. Short Time Fourier Transform (STFT) is a fundamental time-frequency method which reveals the frequency contents of the signal at each time point. The...

The angular diameter of Snell's window as a function of maximum wave slope is calculated. For flat water the diameter is 97° and increases up to about 122° when the wave slope is about 16°. Steeper waves break and disrupt the smooth surface used in the analysis. Breaking waves produce a window almost 180° wide. The brightness of the dark area around Snell's window is heavily influenced by turbi...

In this paper, we explore the design and effects of applying different sliding window methodologies to capture character co-occurrences within literature in order to build social networks. In particular, we focus our analysis on several works of 19th century fiction by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens. We define three different sliding window techniques that can be applied: collinear, coplanar, ...

There are two basic problems concerned with Gabor lterings we will address in this paper. One is the window size problem, in which we will adopt a set of 2D variable window Gabor lters, and compare its performance with those of xed window lters. We will show that the variable window scheme is more adaptive to image contents. The other problem we will address is the stability of amplitude and ph...

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The system design of window air conditioner does not evolve in one day. Due to the continous efforts are taken by the refrigeration and air conditionging professionals, successful and economic models of window air conditioners are currently used. This paper states about the development of window air conditioner with phase change material and water as refrigerants. Developed air conditioner was ...

Identifying the top-k most frequent elements is one of the many problems associated with data streams analysis. It is a well-known and difficult problem, especially if the analysis is to be performed and maintained up to date in near real time. Analyzing data streams in time sliding window model is of particular interest as only the most recent, more relevant events are considered. Approximate ...