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I hope this question hasn't been asked/answered yet, if so...I couldn't find it, so I apologize in advance. I do know that there are custom alerts for Disk Free Space which returns values of either % free or space free (in MB). My question is: is there a way to set up a custom alert in Ignite DPA that also includes the total space for the drive(s)? For example, if we get an alert that sends out an email stating that there is 10% free space left on the D: drive, it would be beneficial to have in the email how much the total space for that D: drive is without having to take extra steps to get that information?

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We describe techniques for measuring dead-times for gate-drive signals and device outputs to ensure that margins are achieved. We also assess input and output power of a simplified single-phase DC-AC inverter.

Learn about the types of power semiconductors used in bridges and drives. We will review how they create pulse-width modulated (PWM) outputs in a variety of different single-device, half-bridge, full-bridge (H-bridge) and Cascaded H-bridge topologies.

Driver analysis, which is also known as key driver analysis, importance analysis, and relative importance analysis, quantifies the importance of a series of predictor variables in predicting an outcome variable. Each of the predictors is commonly referred to as a driver. It is used to answer questions such as:

The key output from driver analysis is a measure of the relative importance of each of the predictor variables in predicting the outcome variable. These importance scores are also known as importance weights. Typically, they will either add up to 100% or the R-squared statistic.

Driver analysis is usually performed using data from surveys, where data has been collected for one or multiple brands. For each of the brands included in the survey, there is typically an overall rating of performance, as well as ratings on performance on various aspects of that overall performance (i.e., the drivers of overall performance).

There are two technical challenges that need to be resolved when performing driver analysis. One is to ensure that all the predictors are on the same scale and the other is to address correlations between predictors.

Often a survey will collect data on multiple brands, and the goal of driver analysis is to quantify the average importance of the predictors across all the brands. This is performed in the same way as described above, except that the data needs to first be stacked.

Stacking when conducting driver analysis involves rearranging the data, so that it instead has a single outcome variable column, and a single column for each predictor, as shown below. Typically a new data file is created that contains the stacked data.

In trying to revive an old laptop (Asus N56VZ) so my brother can use it for school, I installed an SSD where the HDD used to be, to speed it up. True enough, the general speed of the laptop increased appreciably, but since the SSD only had 120GB of space (30GB of which was already consumed by Windows 10), we opted to use the original HDD, and installed it via a caddy to where the DVD drive used to be.

BigQuery offers strong query performance, but it is also a complexdistributed system with many internal and external factors that can affectquery speed. The declarative nature of the SQL language can alsohide the complexity of query execution. This means that when your queries arerunning slower than anticipated, or slower than prior runs, understanding whathappened can be a challenge.

The query execution graph provides an intuitive interface for inspectingquery performance details. By using it, you can review thequery plan information in graphical format for any query, whether running orcompleted.

You can also use the query execution graph to get performance insights forqueries. Performance insights provide best-effort suggestions to help youimprove query performance. Since query performance is multi-faceted,performance insights might only provide a partial picture of the overallquery performance.

To determine if a query stage has performance insights, look at the iconit displays. Stages that have aninfo_outlineinformation icon have performance insights. Stages that have acheck_circle_outline check icondon't.

Analysts: you run queries in a project. You areinterested in finding out why a query you have run before is unexpectedlyrunning slower, and in getting tips on how to improve a query's performance.You have the permissions described inRequired permissions.

When you run a query, BigQuery attempts to break up the workneeded by your query into tasks. A task is a single slice of data that isinput into and output from a stage. A single slot picks up a task and executesthat slice of data for the stage. Ideally, BigQueryslots execute these tasksin parallel to achieve high performance. Slot contention occurs when yourquery has many tasks ready to start executing, but BigQuerycan't get enough available slots to execute them.

Getting this performance insight indicates that your query is reading at least50% more data for a given input table than the last time you ran the query.You can use table change history to see if thesize of any of the tables used in the query has recently increased.

Rather than relying on multiple spreadsheets to review promotion performance, switch to a single solution that leverages powerful machine learning models.

This innovative feature exclusive to Garmin Catalyst introduces a unique solution for high-performance driving. The feature uses advanced algorithms to create a composite of your optimum achievable time, based on lines you actually drove and can repeat.

You use the Performance Monitoring SDK to collect performance data from your app, thenreview and analyze that data in the Firebase console. Performance Monitoring helps youto understand in real time where the performance of your app can be improved sothat you can use that information to fix performance issues.

The collected performance data for each trace are called metrics and varydepending on the type of trace. For example, when an instance of your app issuesa network request, the trace collects metrics that are important for networkrequest monitoring, like response time and payload size.

Each time an instance of your app runs a monitored process, the associated tracealso automatically collects attributes data for that app instance. Forexample, if an Android app issues a network request, the trace collects thedevice, app version, and other attributes for that specific app instance. Youcan use these attributes to filter your performance data and learn if specificuser segments are experiencing issues.

The out-of-the-box traces from Performance Monitoring get you started with monitoring yourapp, but to learn about the performance of specific tasks or flows, try outinstrumenting your own custom traces of codein your app.

Motor drives are a ubiquitous technology for transforming the constant voltage from the main ac power supply into a voltage that varies to control motor torque and speed ideal for motors that are driving mechanical equipment loads. Motor drives provide higher efficiency than simple online motors and a degree of control not available on simple directly driven motors. These factors result in energy cost saving, higher production performance and extend the life of the motor.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), motor systems are critical to the operation of almost every plant, accounting for 60% to 70% of all electricity used. The DOE also identifies variable frequency drives (VFD) as a source to provide plants with significant cost savings. Not surprisingly, motor drives are commonly used in many industries and facilities. To ensure uptime in these motor systems, maintenance and troubleshooting is a priority.

Troubleshooting and testing motor drives, also known as variable frequency drives (VFD), variable speed drives (VSD) or adjustable speed drives (ASD), is often performed by specialists using several test instruments, including oscilloscopes, digital multimeters or other test tools. Such testing can involve a degree of trial and error, using the age-old process of elimination. Due to the complexity of the motor systems, testing often occurs annually unless a system begins to fail. Determining where to begin testing can be problematic considering there is usually a lack of, or incomplete, work history for the equipment. This includes documentation of specific tests and measurements performed previously, work completed or the as-left condition of individual components. Advances in testing technology have eliminated some of the challenges. Newer instruments, such as the Fluke Motor Drive Analyzers are designed to make motor drive testing more efficient and insightful with of the capability to document the process at each step along the way. These reports can be stored and compared against subsequent tests to get a bigger picture of motor drive maintenance history.

Combining the functions of a meter, handheld oscilloscope and recorder with the guidance of a skilled instructor, these advanced motor drive analyzers employ on-screen prompts, clear setup diagrams, and step-by-step instructions written by motor drive experts to guide you through the essential tests. This new method to break down and simplify complex testing enables an experienced motor drive specialist to work quickly and with confidence to get the detail they demand. It also provides a quicker path for less experienced technicians to start motor drive analyses.

Getting to the root cause of a motor drive system failure or performing a routine preventive maintenance check is best done with a set of standard tests and measurements at key points within the system. Beginning with the power input, key tests with different measurement techniques and evaluation criteria are completed throughout the system, ending at the output. 2351a5e196