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Non-Linear Time-Invariant Autonomous System

RAD96 Autonomous System

RAD96 Autonomous System

The 4th order transfer function an ideally suited for multithread mode was simplified to the 2nd order to achieve the autonomous system. The 3rd and 4th order coefficients turned the interconnection on the kernel level on for both channels at the same time, which caused friction, allowing to spread its impact on 96 channel network. This way, the process of system powering was imitated, namely self-feeding. For licensing the system on higher working frequencies of the audio driver, it was needed to turn the visual driver and the peering network off without touching the 4 layers of the kernel. This way, the full autonomous system achieved. In other words the system autonomous up to the moment when visual driver and peering network of algorithm with 96 oscillators are connected. The system stationary, because uses time function variable on the transfer function input, which, by the way, has its own time continuous component also, performing DC-offset by the y-axis. This way, the Compositor kernel 8.5.6 algorithm reaches both conditions of time-invariance and autonomy. The system is non-linear, because transfer function performs transposing with exponential relationship. This way, system of the kernel and loader combines in non-linear time-invariant autonomous system, which is the continuity on the previous post intervention of universal module with temperature sensor.

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About ruslany
Ruslan Yusipov is the artist and entrepreneur with his own vision of software industry. Ruslan’s passion to new explorations gives plethora of results in MaxMSP programming. He brings the home to Compositor Software, implementing the software for controlling any PC or Mac system. This software not only turns your regular PC or Mac into a server, it actively scans the Ethernet, which your system is connected to. One of the achievements of Ruslan Yusipov as software developer is MDL12 vSwitch technology. It helps to get routing tables from the Ethernet, making possible MIMO (multiple-input and multiple-output) connections.