On some distribution functions for non-linear switching elements with finite dead time
KybernetikPublished 1 September 1966
Luigi M. Ricciardi, Francesco Esposito
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The output distribution function of a non-linear switching element with a Poissonian sequence of impulses at the input is calculated by a straightforward method and its mean value is studied.
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The output distribution function of a non-linear switching element with a Poissonian sequence of impulses at the input is calculated by a straightforward method. The dead time of the element is taken into account. Some limiting properties of this distribution and its mean value are studied.
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