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belzebalex

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About belzebalex

French engineering student

alextoussaint.com

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    Comment #42221463

    A nice mention about this is the outstanding and quiet work of the Cosys-Lab of the University of Antwerp. They once put a microphone array below a scorpio, and showed how bats mov…

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    Comment #42221445

    1) and 3) are valid, but 2) isn't really. In that sort of pipeline, you usually do IQ sampling which allows you to phase-shift by any arbitrary value with a complex multiplication.…

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    Comment #41912604

    The main reason is that it's tough to have a uniform sound pressure distribution on a stage. That means the people at the front usually have very high sound levels, while those at …

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    Comment #41893827

    This is quite sad, I've been very inspired by the writings of Artem Litvinovich [1] (although he stopped publishing 8 years ago). I inspired a lot of my research on what he did. ht…

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    Comment #39935676

    This is incredible. I've wanted to thank the author for a while for his past articles [1][2] which have been a wonderful source of information when working on my sonar systems [3].…

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    Comment #39544861

    I tried to use SymPy for a similar problem: computing the Jacobian of a complicated integral using quaternion rotations. Problem was that the symbolic results were way too complica…

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    Comment #39219146

    Role: Six-month intern/fixed term job March-September 2024 Location: Anywhere in the world (on-site), willing to relocate Skills: * Digital signal processing, machine learning, com…

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    Comment #39017546

    One method that solves 99% of your control problems is the Ziegler-Nichols method [1]. It's a shame it's not taught more often. No need to model your system, just increase the P ga…

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    Comment #39017501

    Yes it does, you have to manipulate the expression to make it adimensional. But this rule-of-thumb is only valid for systems whose response time is less than 500ms.

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    Comment #38990626

    I'm working on a 3d sonar to replace costly lidars. Already have a state-of-the art prototype that has better performance than $3k lidars for under a hundred bucks. Applications ar…

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    Comment #38852343

    Role: Six-month intern/fixed term job March-September 2024 Location: Anywhere in the world (on-site), willing to relocate Skills: * Digital signal processing, machine learning, com…

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    Comment #38515000

    Got my first internship building drone navigation systems after building my own quadcopter flight control board (software included) ( https://github.com/alextousss/quadcopter ) By …

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    Comment #38491603

    Role: Six-month intern/fixed term job March-September 2024 Location: Anywhere in the world (on-site), willing to relocate Skills: * Digital signal processing, machine learning, com…

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    Comment #38169128

    I'm surprised this does not include the excellent Alchitry boards [1] which are quite cheap and capable ($100 for an Artix-7 35T dev board is a steal) [1]: https://www.sparkfun.com…

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    Comment #38099409

    Location: USA/out of France Internship Willing to relocate: Yes, from France Technologies: C, C++, Python, Javascript, Django, React, Verilog, Arduino, STM32, ... Résumé/CV: alexto…

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    Comment #37748510

    Location: USA/out of France Internship Willing to relocate: Yes, from France Technologies: C, C++, Python, Javascript, Django, React, Verilog, Arduino, STM32, ... Résumé/CV: alexto…

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    Comment #37356093

    Location: USA/out of France Internship Willing to relocate: Yes, from France Technologies: C, C++, Python, Javascript, Django, React, Verilog, Arduino, STM32, ... Résumé/CV: alexto…

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    Comment #35741184

    Built one of the first 3d ultrasonic scanner that works in the air to make an autonomous drone [1] [2] [1]: https://www.alextoussaint.com/2021-04-28_How-I-built-an-ultr... [2]: htt…

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    Comment #34223552

    Location: USA/out of France Internship Willing to relocate: Yes, from France Technologies: C, C++, Python, Javascript, Django, React, VHDL, Arduino, STM32, ... Résumé/CV: alextouss…

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    Comment #31060707

    How did it end?

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    Comment #27947933

    I think your analysis is great, but a better solution might be to just pay and consider teachers better. Here's a data point: in France, after high school, we're put for two years …

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    Comment #27616653

    Was badly stressed preparing for the entrance exam for engineering schools. It was to the point I had heart palpitations for hours. Two things made it disappear: - Sport, even just…

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    Comment #27139900

    You're completely right. I think the second order effects are negligible at this scale.

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    Comment #27107473

    Not at all! There are many "Ecole Normale" which are just schools for teachers. The "Superieure" refers to the fact that you have to pass a hard exam to get in. And once there you …

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    Comment #27095512

    Author here, the title is a bit misleading. In the article, I specify that it's the first 3d ultrasonic scanner (of my knowledge) that works in the air .