Generalized Theory Of Electrical Machines By P S Bimbhra

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page 1 / 2. The book is important in view of the practical importance of the theory in electrical engineering and for the various
mathematical theorems that are given in a concise form. The book has been designed to cover the latest topics and trends inElectrical Engineering. The book also contains an appendix which deals with the theory of Generalized Measurement. Chapter
1: Introduction to Generalized Measurements 1.1 Review: An introduction to Generalized Measurements In this chapter, weshall deal with the basics of the theory of generalized measurements. It is necessary to understand the basic concepts associatedwith the generalized measurements in order to understand the mathematical results that follow. A measurement is a procedureused to obtain some information about a physical system which is being measured. The information is stored and the final result
can be observed by performing an appropriate measurement on the system. The results obtained from measurements are calledmeasurements. The exact nature of a measurement is described by a system of measurement that is calibrated using standard
sets of experimental results. Therefore, calibration of measurement results is a very important aspect of the measurement
theory. A measurement is said to be a positive measurement if the measurement result obtained is non-negative. If themeasurement result is non-negative, then there is always an uncertainty associated with it. To improve the results of themeasurement, we require a measurement procedure that minimizes the uncertainty of the measurement result. We denote thisby a procedure that has minimum uncertainty. This leads to the concept of the probability of a measurement procedure. Theresult obtained in a measurement can be approximated by another measurement procedure. Therefore, the procedure withminimum uncertainty is also called an approximate measurement or a primary measurement. A primary measurement is used tochoose the procedure that has the minimum uncertainty. The difference between the uncertainty obtained from a primarymeasurement and the actual uncertainty of the measurement is called a systematic error. To minimize the systematic errors, wealso require that the measurement procedure that we choose should be a primary measurement. The quality of a measurement isdependent on the procedure used to collect the data. To eliminate the experimental errors associated with the measurement
procedure, we need to know the exact values of the calibration constants that are associated with the procedure. Therefore, thecalibration constant values of the measurement procedure are unknown quantities. We also need to consider the additive noise
which is associated with the measurement procedure. In order to eliminate the additive noise, the measurement procedure
should also be stable. To evaluate a measurement, we need to know the values of the calibration constant and the additive noisethat are associated with the measurement procedure. 82157476af

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