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Optimizations frequency the electromechanical transformation of devices for measuring small physical values

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N.N.Grachev, Lazarev D. V.

Ways to improve the sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio of primary converters in each case have their fundamental and practical limitations. To determine the optimal frequency of the electromechanical conversion and ensure the specified accuracy and stability of metrological characteristics are encouraged to use the method of probabilistic stability studies of the output characteristic of the converter. The research is based on the methods of the stability characteristics of the probabilistic stability studies, provides the most comprehensive account of the random nature of the structural abnormalities and electrical parameters under the influence of destabilizing factors in serial production. Formed the basis of the method of moments technique allows for a small amount of calculations to obtain the necessary accuracy.

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Keywords: thermal stabilitysensitivityTerrestrial atmosphere,AerodynamicsDensity measurementSpace vehiclesStability analysis

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