The Ducati Data Analyser+ (DDA+) is a telemetry system. Similar to those used in competitions, it consists of a data acquisition device (via CAN line) and analysis software (for Windows or Mac PCs) that takes its inspiration from professional programmes.
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The Panigale V4 SP is equipped with the Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) kit with GPS module. The Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) is a telemetry system, comparable to those used in racing competition, which consists of a device for data acquisition via CAN line, and analysis software for Windows and Mac PCs inspired by the professional applications.
This new version uses the strategy of the Ducati Traction Control EVO 2 (DTC EVO 2), derived from the Ducati Desmosedici GP18, and already used on the Panigale V4 R and V4 R SBK. It not only interfaces with the 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) and adapts its intervention and bike sliding to bike leaning angle, but the software also considerably improves power management out of bends thanks to the new "predictive" control strategy.
The Panigale V4 25 Anniversario 916 comes with the Ducati Data Analyser+ (DDA+) with GPS module, a competition-grade telemetry system that consists in a device for data acquisition via CAN line and analysis software for Windows and Mac PCs inspired by professional applications. The device stores vehicle usage parameters like trajectories, RPM, gear, throttle opening angle, engine rpm, front brake pressure, DTC etc. and geolocates them on the track. Once disconnected from the motorcycle and inserted in the USB port of the computer, the software allows you to load the different channels acquired and to analyse your performance on the track.
The new software predictively adjusts the torque delivered, calibrating the angular acceleration of the crankshaft in order to make the clearance recovery phase fluid. This translates into more neutral behaviour when exiting corners with a better feeling for the rider.
The Panigale V4 SP is equipped with the Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) kit with GPS module. The Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) is a telemetry system, comparable to those used in racing competition, which consists of a device for data acquisition via CAN line, and an analysis software for Windows and Mac PCs inspired by the professional applications.
The device stores vehicle usage parameters such as trajectories, RPM, gear, throttle opening angle, engine rpm, front brake pressure, DTC etc. and geolocates them on the route. Once disconnected from the bike and inserted into the USB port of the computer, the software allows you to load the different channels acquired and to analyse your performance on the track.
Furthermore, the Panigale V4 25 Anniversario 916 comes with the Ducati Data Analyser+ (DDA+) kit with GPS module. The Ducati Data Analyser+ (DDA+) is a telemetry system. Similar to those used in competitions, it consists of a data acquisition device (via CAN line) and analysis software (for Windows or Mac PCs) that takes its inspiration from professional programmes.The device records ride parameters such as cornering lines, RPM, gear, throttle aperture angle, front brake pressure, DTC intervention etc. and geo-locates them on the track. Once disconnected from the bike and connected to the PC via the USB port, the software lets the user upload the acquired data feeds and analyse on-track performance.
The Panigale V4 SP is equipped with the Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) kit with a GPS module. The Ducati Data Analyzer+ (DDA+) is a telemetry system, comparable to those used in racing competitions, which consists of a device for data acquisition via CAN line, and an analysis software for Windows and Mac PCs inspired by the professional applications.
The device stores vehicle usage parameters such as trajectories, RPM, gear, throttle opening angle, engine rpm, front brake pressure, DTC etc. and geolocates them on the route. Once disconnected from the bike and inserted into the USB port of the computer, the software allows you to analyse your performance on the racetrack.
Unlike these approaches, with the Wulff construction GUI we provide a facile way to createintrinsically correct NP shapes with correct angles between the NP facets and a consistentarea for the facets of the same type. This is encoded in the crystallographic directionsthat are considered for the Wulff construction, that is, the facet angles are the anglesformed between the well-defined crystallographic planes. Currently only the three moststable fcc facets, 111, 110, and 10070 are considered but theaddition of more facets, when required, is trivial. Note that other Wulff shape modellingtools67,71 are eitherrestricted to shape visualization or the output data needs to be processed in a nontrivialway before used in any electromagnetic simulation software. They also do not offer therequired control over the critical parameters for DDA such as the interdipole distance.Conveniently for convergence studies, our tool can be used to systematically alter theinterdipole distance, by controlling its value through the appropriate action button, or tomaintain the same number of dipoles for varying shape sizes, by fixing the step size value,the latter being applicable only for particles with the same shape.
During the past four decades, synchrotron radiation facilities have played an increasingly central role in structure-guided drug discovery. The pharmaceutical industry was initially sometimes hesitant to exploit the facilities, because they concerned crystals involving compounds with large intellectual property (IP) value to be sent outside the company. In academia, this was less of a challenge, with the focus often being on early discovery rather than securing IP and in the study of neglected diseases, where the financial returns are unlikely to be great given their prevalence in developing countries or small patient populations. However, the pharmaceutical industry has become a major driver for increased automation at synchrotrons worldwide, often using beamlines built by individual companies. Along with continuous improvements in beam intensity, detector technology, robotic sample handling and data analysis software, the speed and accuracy of the diffraction experiments have been systematically transformed [13]. These developments have made it possible to make fragment screening by X-ray structure routinely and widely accessible.
In this study, we focus on the fragment binding modes of MabPurC defined by X-ray analysis at the synchrotron using the standard difference Fourier approach, following a preliminary screening of a fragment library using biophysical techniques such as differential scanning fluorimetry (DSF) and isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC). We then describe recent experiments on PurC at the Diamond light source at the Rutherford Laboratory using the high-throughput and roboticized X-ray screening method, XChem, developed by von Delft and colleagues [14]. This, together with PanDDA software [16,17], exploits the multiple apo-protein crystal structures from the synchrotron X-ray screening that have no fragments bound, resulting in a more accurate description of both the apo-enzyme structure and the fragment binding and occupancy in the complex.
Further fragment screening experiments of PurC were undertaken at the Diamond Light Source XChem facility using two chemically diverse fragment libraries. Resulting crystallographic datasets sets were density averaged and ensemble-modelled using PanDDA software. Again fragment binding site 1 predominated. Of the three interesting hits, two occupy a negatively charged sub-pocket adjacent to the ATP adenine-binding site as well as site 1, providing starting points for chemical merging or linking with previously identified fragments. A third fragment binds at a small pocket at the edge of the catalytic cleft adjacent to substrate CAIR binding region. If this interaction can be replicated, the fragment may be amenable for further intervention to develop a non-ATP competitive inhibitor of PurC enzyme. Thus, these experiments using diverse chemical libraries with three-dimensional chemical scaffolds together with the PanDDA method were able to identify new sub-pockets on which to build a future FBDD campaign.
The Ducati Data Analyser+ (DDA+) is a competition-grade telemetry system that consists in a device for data acquisition via CAN line and analysis software for Windows and Mac PCs inspired by professional applications.
The device stores vehicle usage parameters like trajectories, RPM, gear, throttle opening angle, engine rpm, front brake pressure, DTC etc. and geolocates them on the track. Once disconnected from the motorcycle and inserted in the USB port of the computer, the software allows you to load the different channels acquired and to analyse your performance on the track. 2ff7e9595c
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