what is type number in control systems?
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I believe you are talking about system type number?\n\nIt is the number of integrators (1/s) in the plant transfer function.\n\neg: the number of "s=0" roots in the denominator\n\nKnowing the system type, you can then easily calculate steady state error in the standard form closed-loop system for step, ramp, and parabolic inputs.
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Assuming you're not including leading zeros, so 000, 001 are not valid\n\n153, 370, 371 and 407 are the only numbers that fit.
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What kind of circuit breaker are you looking at?  Is this abreviation associated with numbers?\n\nSome manufacturers have product line codes -- could this be it?  For instance, Square D has types HOM, CO, A1, EDB, EGB, etc. etc.
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OC 3702\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OC-3072\n\nor practically: OC 768\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OC-768
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perhaps roman numerals
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Transmission Control Protocol - Internet Protocol
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HEX is a type of numbers for human to read computer numbers.\n\nThe very old old CPU in 90s is using 8 bit registers. (Now we are using 32 bits, Intel also have some 64 bits. I guess the next generation CPU will be 128-bit)  It has 4 bit in front, and 4 bit in the back of the register.  4 bit (binary, 4 digits, ex 1101) can be 15 at max (1111 binary= 15 in decimal number), that means, if a number is 16, then it needs go to another CPU register(1 0000 binary = 16 decimal). it is so hard and confused for us to read and do the caculation.  so we create Hex number. \nHex #s are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E,  and F. (A=10, B=11... F=15, note that F+1=10, 10 in Hex equals to 16 in decimal number). With HEX, it is much eaiser for us to do the caculation that CPU does.\n\n\nASCII = American Standard Code for Information Interchange. The ASCII are the keys and characters on your keyboard. Computer doesn't know what is A, B or C. It knows only number.  Every time you type a letter with your keybord, your keybord sends a number to the CPU, and the CPU convert it to a letter. For example, when you type the letter "A", the keyword sends the number "65" to the CPU, and the CPU will use the ASCII table to find out what letter 65 stands for and display it. (note 65 in decimal number in the ASCII is A, 66 is B, 67 is C, and so on)\n\nThere a lot of other machine characters that you can't type with your keyboard. But you can copy it from a non-ascii file. For example, .exe file, MS Excel file (Open these .exe and Excel file with Windows Notepad, you will see those charcters).
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ARE YOU ARE AFTER SPECIFIC PART NUMBERS OR JUST GENERIC EXAMPLES?
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Many different kinds of number systems developed over the course of history.  In addition to our modern base-10 number system, different cultures have used base-5, base-12, base-16, base-20, base-60, mixed-base, and other number systems.\n\nIn the modern world, base-2, base-4, base-8, and base-16 number systems are often used to accommodate the binary logic of most computer systems.
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Binary system uses only 0 and 1 to represent numbers.\n\nThe ternary system uses 0, 1 and 2 or 0, -1 and +1 to do so.
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It's a defined standard.\nas are the following:\n10-50ma\n1-5vdc\n\nThe reason the low number isn't zero, is so if the instrument is working, you have a signal (4ma).
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This link gives all the data types.\nAs you already know the numeric ones I suggest you remove them from the list so that you are left with the four you require.
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I would say the number 6, but the 9 is then backwards.  Works though.
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you can use these numbers 1, 3 , 9 , 27\nactually these numbers are 3^0, 3^1, 3^2, 3^3 \nand here you are using 3 sounting system \nSo three counting system can use 0 , 1, 2 of each weight\nbut since we don't have except one weight of each unit, mathematics allow to use weights -1 , 0, 1 instead of 0, 1 ,2 so you can either put the weight unit with the weighed object (-1) or on the other side (1) or don't put it at all (0)\nBest Regards
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well, an integer is a whole number (postive or negative) or zero.\nsuch as 37463, or -2, or 0.
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The number is a rating for the hardness of the lead/graphite.  Lower numbers are softer, higher numbers are harder.  The #2 is optimal for optical scan sheets and wear.
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The only one I can think of from the top of my head is the MAXIM  ICM7211 / 7212  which has a function input "BCD or Binary" on its pin 4.\nSee data sheet http://pdfserv.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/ICM7211-ICM7212.pdf   and its Truth Table on page 10.