VHDL Based Symbolic Model Checker with Improved CTL Property Language
@inproceedings{Shojai2004VHDLBS, title={VHDL Based Symbolic Model Checker with Improved CTL Property Language}, author={Hamid Shojai and Hadi Parandeh Afshar and Zainalabedin Navabi}, year={2004} }
The multistage tandem wire drawing apparatus according to the present invention has a heating mechanism and wire drawing units (draw benches) arranged in tandem to correspond to the respective manufacturing stages of the work, and is characterized in that a tension of the work moving between the wire drawing units is measured. The measured tension and a predetermined reference tension are compared to calculate any deviation therebetween, and, by using a movable chuck speed of a predetermined…
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