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High-quality factor MEMS based oscillator: Silicon 9 MHz oscillator with low phase noise and high quality factor

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9 MHz vibrating body FET tuning fork oscillator

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Maher Kayal, Daniel Grogg, Fabrizio Lo Conte

A 9.4MHz micro-electromechanical oscillator based on a Vibrating Body Field Effect Transistor (VB-FET) is presented in this work. The tuning fork VB-FET used in this work provides a high quality factor of 9400 in the open-loop configuration and a low equiv ...

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Shaping the Future of ITS Workforce: Whom to Select? What Requirements? How to Train?

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) can only operate successfully if selection and training of personnel is carried out in a systematic, theoretically sound way. Given the increasing responsibility of operators working in the control room, a scientifi ...

2008

From online experiments to smart devices

Denis Gillet, Christophe Salzmann

Online experiments have been available for more than a decade. The integration of online experiments into collaborative environments is more recent. The wealth of client applications/environments, the versatility of possible interaction protocols/technolog ...

2008

Shaping the future of the workforce for intelligent transportation systems: Selection, requirements, and training

Intelligent transportation systems (ITSs) can operate successfully only if selection and training of personnel are carried out in a systematic, theoretically sound way. Given the increasing responsibility of operators, a scientific analysis to develop requ ...

National Academy of Sciences2008

Transformation of the 2001 Swiss SAM from ETH Zürich to GEMINI-E3 format

Marc Vielle, André Sceia

This paper describes the methodology used to transform the 2001 Swiss SAM devised at ETH Zürich and align it to the requirements of the GEMINI-E3 model which is based on the GTAP database. ...

2007

Impact of Galileo on the Road Sector

Pierre-Yves Gilliéron

This presentation describes the main ITS (Intelligent Trasnportion Systems) services and their requirements in positioning. Different types of navigation systems are presented with a focus on satellite-based systems and the potential of Galileo with value ...

2007

SEAM in Business: A Systemic Method for Understanding Stakeholders’ Needs in Value Networks

Alain Wegmann

Understanding stakeholders’ needs is necessary to design requirements for organizations and IT systems. We present a systemic modeling method to identify and categorize stakeholders within value networks, to analyze the relationships between these value ne ...

2006

Characterization of microcapsules

Jutta Christine Wandrey, David Hunkeler

A review on the methods of characterization of multicomponent microcapsules. Requirements to measure the ingress and egress of small and macromols. through the membrane are discussed, along with the relevant theory. The relevant factors to consider in micr ...

2004

Objects + Views = Components?

Martin Odersky

In support of flexible composition, components need to be adaptable and they need to have first-class plugs. Abstract state machines and object-oriented programming each satisfy one of these requirements very well but satisfy the other only incompletely. T ...

2000

From one virtual actor to virtual crowds: requirements and constraints

Daniel Thalmann

A crowd is not only a group of many individuals. Crowd modelling involves problems that arise only when we focus on crowds. For instance, avoiding collision problems related to a big number of individuals in the same place require different strategies in c ...

2000