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Saab Automobile AB

About: Saab Automobile AB is a based out in . It is known for research contribution in the topics: Radar & Antenna (radio). The organization has 760 authors who have published 890 publications receiving 11811 citations.


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TL;DR: This paper presents a formal mathematical framework for the use of the morphological matrix in a computerized conceptual design framework for subsystems for an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and an aircraft fuel transfer system.
Abstract: This paper presents a formal mathematical framework for the use of the morphological matrix in a computerized conceptual design framework. Within the presented framework, the matrix is quantified so that each solution principle is associated with a set of characteristics such as weight, cost, performance, etc. Selection of individual solutions is modeled with decision variables and an optimization problem is formulated. The applications are the conceptual design of subsystems for an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and an aircraft fuel transfer system. Both the system models and the mathematical framework are implemented in MS Excel.

76 citations

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TL;DR: Physical models of the parasagittal human skull/brain have been tested to investigate whether the cerebral ventricles provide natural protection of the brain by relieving strain during head rotation and the lateral ventricle play an important role as strain relievers.

74 citations

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TL;DR: In this paper, a case study of a missile launcher beam redesigned for additive manufacturing using three different approaches is presented, and the redesigned parts are compared for mass and cost, and it is shown that redesigning for AM can reduce mass but depending on part size and print speed, the part can become more expensive than the original design, creating a need to know the customer value of what the redesigned part provides.

74 citations

Patent
Mark A. Saab1
29 Oct 1992
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors described a method for producing a thin, substantially inelastic, optically transparent window formed continuously integral with the sleeve at or proximate to the closed, distal end of the sleeve.
Abstract: Sterile disposable coverings for endoscopes and similar optical medical instruments are disclosed together with a method for preparing such coverings. By forming a heated polymeric film with a mandrel of appropriate shape and dimensions, relatively long-length, very small diameter, closely-fitting, thin-walled sleeves are produced, each having a thin, substantially inelastic, optically transparent window formed continuously integral with the sleeve at or proximate to the closed, distal end of the sleeve.

73 citations

Patent
Michael B. Propp1, David L. Propp1, Khaled Saab1, Du Thi Do1, John Jakson1 
17 Apr 2001
TL;DR: In this paper, a media access control (MAC) controller is disclosed for a network providing communication for network stations (110,120,130) located at a plurality of customer premises and sharing a communication medium.
Abstract: A media access control (MAC) controller is disclosed for a network providing communication for network stations (110,120,130) located at a plurality of customer premises and sharing a communication medium, each of the premises having a plurality of network stations. The MAC controller includes a virtual local area network (vLAN) controller, providing access to the communication medium for and communication among the stations located at a single customer's premises, to define a vLAN (fig.1) between them. A group local area network (gLAN) controller provides access to the communication medium for and communication among interfering vLANs, two vLANs being considered to be interfering when one can sense communications over the medium from a station in the other. A MAC controller is provided in at least one station in a vLAN. The MAC controller is preferably connected to use as the communication medium the portion of a power line at the output of the last step down transformer (fig.1) and utilizes a token passing protocol (204) to control access to the medium.

73 citations


Authors

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NameH-indexPapersCitations
Christer Larsson6427212916
Björn Johansson6263716030
David C. Viano482328283
Thomas Schiex4713811031
Robin Hanson281143519
Per Lötstedt281092960
Brigitte Mangin26482652
Lars Hanson191171138
Carl Gustafson17341035
Magnus Carlsson1637808
Per-Johan Nordlund14262738
David Allouche1426680
Mark A. Saab13161153
Andreas Gällström1334402
Hans Hellsten1237549
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
YearPapers
202123
202019
201925
201830
201727
201633