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Measuring Glass Weave Skew and the Identification of an Important Hidden Variable Artifact

Eric Bogatin
March 2, 2017
Eric Bogatin
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This article summarizes a technique developed at the University of Colorado, Boulder (CU), and introduced at DesignCon 2017 to measure the magnitude of the glass weave skew effect and an observation of an important hidden variable which might explain why there is so much confusion about this effect in the industry.

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