Edwin Lewis Dept Elect. Eng. U.C. Berkeley We present a simplified model of the micromechanics of the human cochlea, realized with electrical elements. Simulation of the model shows that it retains four signal processing features whose importance we argue on the basis of engineering logic and evolutionary evidence. Furthermore, just as the cochlea does, the model achieves massively parallel sig...

Sound working of transmitting power is very essential. For immaculate working of the machines, bearings play an important and critical role. Standard monitoring methods of performance evaluation of rolling element bearings with high degree of reliability are yet to be explored. Authors have proposed rolling element bearing test rig for the same [3]. The formulation requires essentially the elec...

The thermocolumn or thermopile comprises a series of thermoelements, each element being a thin wire made of two materials of different thermal activity. When a temperature difference occurs between the two ends of a wire, an electrical tension thermotension, develops. Connecting several thermoelements in series adds together the thermotension of each element, producing a useful electrical outpu...

Suppose T is an infinite resistive electrical network with resistors of the form (2). We prove an existence and uniqueness theorem for the current generated by external current sources by establishing the analogue of Thomson's principle in suitable modular sequence spaces.

This paper provides a practical implementation of a memristor based chaotic circuit. We realize a memristor using off-the-shelf components and then construct the memristor along with the associated chaotic circuit on a breadboard. The goal is to construct a physical chaotic circuit that employs the four fundamental circuit elements — the resistor, capacitor, inductor and the memristor. The cent...

The task of the image reconstruction in Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) is highly ill-posed inverse problem. The level set method with the gradient technique is established model for our numerical problem. Interfaces between subdomains with constant conductivities are represented by the level set function. Moreover, only one function is needed to represent any numbers of phases. The itera...

Using principle of minimum total potential energy approach in conjunction with Rayleigh-Ritz method, the electro-thermo-mechanical axial buckling behavior of piezoelectric polymeric cylindrical shell reinforced with double-walled boron-nitride nanotube (DWBNNT) is investigated. Coupling between electrical and mechanical fields are considered according to a representative volume element (RVE)-ba...

[Bio]chemical sensors, defined as devices which convert a chemical state into an electrical signal [1], have been the subject of a strong development during the past few decades. A sensor has essentially two parts (Fig. 1): a detecting element, in which the presence of an external stimulus produces a change of some property (optical, mechanical, electrical ...), and a transducing element, which...

In this paper a novel method for computing the radiation pattern and also the input impedance of a planar rectangular micro-strip antenna array with consideration of mutual coupling and mutual impedance is presented. Each two triangles with a common edge make an Edge element or RWG. Any such edge element is considered as an infinitesimal dipole. The electrical currents over each dipole can be c...

using  principle  of  minimum  total  potential  energy  approach  in conjunction  with  rayleigh-ritz  method,  the  electro-thermo-mechanical  axial  buckling  behavior  of  piezoelectric  polymeric cylindrical  shell  reinforced  with  double-walled  boron-nitride nanotube  (dwbnnt)  is  investigated. coupling  between  electrical and mechanical  fields  are  considered  according  to  a  re...