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polyphase

[′päl·i‚fāz]
(electricity)
Having or utilizing two or more phases of an alternating-current power line.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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For this practical example, a polyphase optical encoder was manufactured as presented by Figure 7, which shows the exploded view of the experimental prototype, with the following components:
Most general duty motors manufactured today must meet the NEMA MG 1 Section IV, "Performance Standards Applying to All Machines," Part 31, "Definite-Purpose Inverter-Fed Polyphase Motors." This means the motor should be compatible for use with a VRF drive.
This paper will compare and contrast three of the more popular channelization techniques: Digital down Conversion, Frequency Domain Filtering, and Polyphase FFT Filter Banks.
* Operates on polyphase AC current 60HZ sinusoidal line power;
In case of spatial decomposition of video into descriptions, polyphase downsampling of the frame data [12-14] and quincunx subsampling [15] are used.
Many alternatives exist for filters and decimators, like cascaded integrator comb (CIC or Hogenauer) filters [4-6], cyclotomic polynomial filters [7-9], or polyphase decimators [10,11].
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