electronic sculpturing

electronic sculpturing

[i‚lek′trän·ik ′skəlp·chə·riŋ] (computer science) Procedure for constructing a model of a system by using an analog computer, in which the model is devised at the console by interconnecting components on the basis of analogous configuration with real system elements; then, by adjusting circuit gains and reference voltages, dynamic behavior can be generated that corresponds to the desired response, or is recognizable in the real system.