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Banana board : a basic experimental microcontroller board
Banana board : a basic experimental microcontroller board

This paper aims to present a basic experimental microcontroller board for use in teaching the microcontroller and programming. Researchers have designed a microcontroller experiment board is cheap easy to carry easy to use. To enable the students to learn programming quickly without having to worry about the hardware. Banana Board supports the basic knowledge necessary to practice the programming of up to 22 topics. It can learn programming from basic to applied work. The connection can be done through a personal computer or connect the board to communicate

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The input power factor control of a carrier-based dipolar PWM  for matrix converters
The input power factor control of a carrier-based dipolar PWM for matrix converters

This paper presents the input power factor control of a modulation using a carrier-based dipolar for matrix converters by determining the optimum value of free parameters b and d in general solutions of the modulation matrix. The proposed PWM method is not only less complicated but can clearly show the coupling of the input power factor control from both active and reactive output power. The experimental results show that the proposed PWM method can control the conditioned input power factor set earlier

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The relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy
The relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy

Online learning has been growing rapidly in recent years providing increased opportunities for tertiary institutes to reach out to learners who previously may have had limited access to a traditional university. Although students frequently use information technologies in their daily life online learning requires considerably more competencies than basic computer skills. Many students are unsuccessful in their learning without face-to-face contact and collaboration with lecturers and peers. They can feel isolated and doubt their ability to succeed in the online course. To increase online learner success support is needed especially to improve learner self-efficacy. Very few studies have focused on student self-efficacy in an online learning environment and especially those conducted in an authentic setting. Learner control is thought to facilitate students in online learning but the relationship between learner control and learner self-efficacy is still unclear. Therefore this study intends to examine this relationship using an embedded-correlational mixed method design to answer the research question what is the relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy? The quantitative approach was used to find the correlations among learner control online learning self-efficacy and related variables such as age gender prior online experience and computer skills. An online Learning Self-efficacy Scale (OLSES) was constructed and validated with an internal consistency of 0.895. Open-ended questions were added to the questionnaire to gain a greater level of insight of online learning experience in relation to self-efficacy and learner control. Seventy-five students in a four year teaching online programme at a New Zealand tertiary institute participated in the online survey. Data analyses revealed that the relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy was confirmed r = .526 p < .01. Age and gender had no effect on the relationship while prior online experience computer skills for social and academic purposes did. The multiple linear regression showed that learner control and computer skills for academic purpose are good predictors of online learning self-efficacy. Analyses of the qualitative data not only confirmed the quantitative findings but also provided insight into the nature of self-efficacy and importance of feedback in the online setting. As a result of this study the embedded framework for successful line learners (SUCCESS) was developed and is recommended as a set of guidelines for online learning developers.

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Potential of extracts of Ficus hispida  linn for controlling germination and Growth of Weed in Rice Field for Increase the value of biodiversity and its sustainable use
Potential of extracts of Ficus hispida linn for controlling germination and Growth of Weed in Rice Field for Increase the value of biodiversity and its sustainable use

The potential of extracts of the Ficus hispida Linn to inhibit germination and growth of barnyardgrass (Echinochloa crus-galli) a common weed in rice. The bark leaves and fruit of F. hispida isolated by the Maceration and extracted by the polarity of the solvent (Sequential Extraction) with organic solvents such as hexane ethyl acetate and methanol when each part of the crude extract was tested the type of phytochemical tested for germinate inhibition root length inhibition stem length inhibition and dry weight inhibition of barnyardgrass and selected extracts with highest inhibition to separation using column chromatography the fractions tested repeating. The results showed that 1. Crude methanolic extracts from the bark leaves and fruit of barnyardgrass at a concentration of 3000 ppm showed highest inhibited percentage of germinate inhibition root length inhibition stem length inhibition and dry weight inhibition. 2. Fractions methanolic extracts from the bark leaves and fruit of barnyardgrass on a separate with column chromatography found that fractions extracts F5 F8 and F2 showed highest inhibited percentage of germinate inhibition root length inhibition stem length inhibition and dry weight inhibition.

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Wind turbine simulator based on constant Volts/Hertz control   three phase induction motor drives
Wind turbine simulator based on constant Volts/Hertz control three phase induction motor drives

This article presents the application of the constant Volts per Hertz control to control a three phase induction motor has torque and speed characteristics similar to wind turbine. Due to this method is not complicated and does not require the parameters of motor. As a result the accuracy of control is independent of variation of the parameters of motor. Furthermore the equation for compensate the difference between the moment of inertia of wind turbine and motor which is consistent with the mentioned control method is proposed. In order to make the dynamic responses of the wind turbine simulator similar to the wind turbine and to overcome the problems of noise amplification from differentiation that leads to instability of the system. The simulation results in Matlab/Simulink program show that the proposed wind turbine simulator can imitate the wind turbine accurately both in dynamic and steady state conditions

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