Muneer Khan | NFC-Institute of Engineering and Technology (original) (raw)

Papers by Muneer Khan

Industry Applications, IEEE …, Jan 1, 1975

In certain types of adjustable frequency induction at this point indicates the flux level, no mat... more In certain types of adjustable frequency induction at this point indicates the flux level, no matter what the motor drives, optimal coit!ro,_of the motor can be best implemented load, the voltage, and the frequency are. Similarly, a by using information on the motor slip frequency. Unfortunately, second family of curves (dotted lines) defines the torque this generally requires the use of an electromechanical speed transducer coupled to the shaft. The presence of this transducer spoils magnitude in percent of the rated torque. Again, if the slip the general characteristics of ruggedness and mechanical simplicity frequency and the stator current amplitude are known, typical of an ac drive. This paper discusses an improved method of t') a point on the graph is defined and the T curve riding obtaining the slip information without the use of rotary transducers \through this point univocally defines the torque level, of any kind. By sensing the electrical quantities applied to the motor regardless of the other electrical or mechanical quantities. (voltages, currents, and phases) and by performing simple signal T processing operations on the sensed quantities, an analog signal This shows how information on the slip level, coupled proportional to the slip level is derived and used in motor control >Xwith the knowledge of the stator current level, is sufficient

Formal Methods in …, Jan 1, 1996

This article gives a survey on different methods of formal synthesis. We define what we mean by t... more This article gives a survey on different methods of formal synthesis. We define what we mean by the term formal synthesis and delimit it from the other formal methods that can also be used to guarantee the correctness of an implementation. A possible classification scheme for formal synthesis methods is then introduced, based on which some significant research activities are classified and summarized. We also briefly introduce our own approach towards the formal synthesis of hardware. Finally, we compare these approaches from different points of view.

New York: Oxford, Jan 1, 2000

Electrical Engineering 565 Digital Integrated Electronics. Semiconductor devices, modelling of CM... more Electrical Engineering 565 Digital Integrated Electronics. Semiconductor devices, modelling of CMOS switching, CMOS logic families, performance and comparison of logic families, interconnect, semiconductor memories, design and fabrication issues of digital IC's. ...

Proceedings of IEEE …, Jan 1, 2005

The paper puts forward and discusses a 1/2 order net-grid-type analog fractance circuit. Furtherm... more The paper puts forward and discusses a 1/2 order net-grid-type analog fractance circuit. Furthermore, it finds out that our 1/2 order net-grid analog fractance circuit is superior to the classical 1/2 order tree-type one by comparing the structure and function of each other. On this bases, it further puts forward and discusses a general recursive net-grid-type analog fractance circuit for any order fractional calculus. The results educing by the paper are the basis for further theoretic research and engineering implement for structuring fractance circuit of any order fractional calculus.

Integration, the VLSI journal, Jan 1, 1983

A calculus in which the behaviour of circuits may be described and analysed is presented.

NOTE: This is the first of three installments by Mr. Carson which will embody material given by h... more NOTE: This is the first of three installments by Mr. Carson which will embody material given by him in a course of lectures at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, May, 1925. No effort has been spared by the author to make his treatment clear and as simple as the subject matter will permit. The method of presentation is distinctively pedagogic. To electrical engineers and to engineering instructors, this exposition of the fundamentals of electric circuit theory and the operational calculus should be of great value.-EDITOR. FOREWORD Rjll, Cjll are constants. Important electrotechnical problems exist,

… Institute of Electrical Engineers, Transactions of …, Jan 1, 1952

Power Apparatus and …, Jan 1, 1960

... Circuits by Matrix Method C. E. PERSON MEMBER AIEE NONMEMBER AIEE THE PURPOSE of this paper i... more ... Circuits by Matrix Method C. E. PERSON MEMBER AIEE NONMEMBER AIEE THE PURPOSE of this paper is to describe anew matrix method and a digital computer program which have resulted in improved accuracy and decreased costs for short-circuit calcula-tions. ...

Industry Applications, IEEE …, Jan 1, 1975

In certain types of adjustable frequency induction at this point indicates the flux level, no mat... more In certain types of adjustable frequency induction at this point indicates the flux level, no matter what the motor drives, optimal coit!ro,_of the motor can be best implemented load, the voltage, and the frequency are. Similarly, a by using information on the motor slip frequency. Unfortunately, second family of curves (dotted lines) defines the torque this generally requires the use of an electromechanical speed transducer coupled to the shaft. The presence of this transducer spoils magnitude in percent of the rated torque. Again, if the slip the general characteristics of ruggedness and mechanical simplicity frequency and the stator current amplitude are known, typical of an ac drive. This paper discusses an improved method of t') a point on the graph is defined and the T curve riding obtaining the slip information without the use of rotary transducers \through this point univocally defines the torque level, of any kind. By sensing the electrical quantities applied to the motor regardless of the other electrical or mechanical quantities. (voltages, currents, and phases) and by performing simple signal T processing operations on the sensed quantities, an analog signal This shows how information on the slip level, coupled proportional to the slip level is derived and used in motor control >Xwith the knowledge of the stator current level, is sufficient

Formal Methods in …, Jan 1, 1996

This article gives a survey on different methods of formal synthesis. We define what we mean by t... more This article gives a survey on different methods of formal synthesis. We define what we mean by the term formal synthesis and delimit it from the other formal methods that can also be used to guarantee the correctness of an implementation. A possible classification scheme for formal synthesis methods is then introduced, based on which some significant research activities are classified and summarized. We also briefly introduce our own approach towards the formal synthesis of hardware. Finally, we compare these approaches from different points of view.

New York: Oxford, Jan 1, 2000

Electrical Engineering 565 Digital Integrated Electronics. Semiconductor devices, modelling of CM... more Electrical Engineering 565 Digital Integrated Electronics. Semiconductor devices, modelling of CMOS switching, CMOS logic families, performance and comparison of logic families, interconnect, semiconductor memories, design and fabrication issues of digital IC's. ...

Proceedings of IEEE …, Jan 1, 2005

The paper puts forward and discusses a 1/2 order net-grid-type analog fractance circuit. Furtherm... more The paper puts forward and discusses a 1/2 order net-grid-type analog fractance circuit. Furthermore, it finds out that our 1/2 order net-grid analog fractance circuit is superior to the classical 1/2 order tree-type one by comparing the structure and function of each other. On this bases, it further puts forward and discusses a general recursive net-grid-type analog fractance circuit for any order fractional calculus. The results educing by the paper are the basis for further theoretic research and engineering implement for structuring fractance circuit of any order fractional calculus.

Integration, the VLSI journal, Jan 1, 1983

A calculus in which the behaviour of circuits may be described and analysed is presented.

NOTE: This is the first of three installments by Mr. Carson which will embody material given by h... more NOTE: This is the first of three installments by Mr. Carson which will embody material given by him in a course of lectures at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, May, 1925. No effort has been spared by the author to make his treatment clear and as simple as the subject matter will permit. The method of presentation is distinctively pedagogic. To electrical engineers and to engineering instructors, this exposition of the fundamentals of electric circuit theory and the operational calculus should be of great value.-EDITOR. FOREWORD Rjll, Cjll are constants. Important electrotechnical problems exist,

… Institute of Electrical Engineers, Transactions of …, Jan 1, 1952

Power Apparatus and …, Jan 1, 1960

... Circuits by Matrix Method C. E. PERSON MEMBER AIEE NONMEMBER AIEE THE PURPOSE of this paper i... more ... Circuits by Matrix Method C. E. PERSON MEMBER AIEE NONMEMBER AIEE THE PURPOSE of this paper is to describe anew matrix method and a digital computer program which have resulted in improved accuracy and decreased costs for short-circuit calcula-tions. ...