This paper presents a new and precise mo del for different kinds of eccentric rotor of rotating machines based on polar signals concepts. Eccentricity faults in each static, dynamic and mixed cases cause that the non-uniform air-gap of machine be established. The applied model using polar signals for eccentric rotors have removed the usage approximations in two recent decays. Eccentricity coeff...

Isoluminance and chromatic motion perception for red/green gratings were measured throughout an 80 deg visual field. Generally, the red/green isoluminance values changed with increasing eccentricity, i.e., observers increased the red luminance contrast for a fixed green luminance contrast. Enlarging the target size (to compensate for the cone density changes with eccentricity) and decreasing th...

Population receptive field (pRF) mapping is a widely used approach to measuring aggregate human visual receptive field properties by recording non-invasive signals using functional MRI. Despite growing interest, no study to date has systematically investigated the effects of different stimulus configurations on pRF estimates from human visual cortex. Here we compared the effects of three differ...

PURPOSE To quantify and compare phase retardation amplitude and regularity associated with the Henle fiber layer (HFL) between nonexudative AMD patients and age-matched controls using scanning laser polarimetry (SLP) imaging. METHODS A scanning laser polarimeter was used to collect 15 × 15° macular-centered images in 25 patients with nonexudative AMD and 25 age-matched controls. Raw image dat...

We show how the observable number of binaries in LISA is affected by eccentricity through its influence on peak gravitational-wave frequency, enhanced binary density required to produce LIGO observed rate, and reduced signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) for an eccentric event. also demonstrate these effects should make it possible learn about distribution formation channels counting as a function even ...

Across the visual field, progressive differences exist in neural processing as well as perceptual abilities. Expansion of stimulus scale across eccentricity compensates for some basic visual capacities, but not for high-order functions. It was hypothesized that as with many higher-order functions, perceptual grouping ability should decline across eccentricity. To test this prediction, psychophy...