Enhanced performance of triboelectric mechanical motion sensor via continuous charge supplement and adaptive signal processing

The development of automation industry is inseparable from the progress of sensing technology.As a promising self-powered sensing technology,the durability and stability of triboelectric sensor(TES)have always been inevitable challenges.Herein,a continuous charge supplement(CCS)strategy and an adaptive signal processing(ASP)method are proposed to improve the lifetime and robustness of TES.The CCS uses low friction brushes to increase the surface charge density of the dielectric,ensuring the reliability of sensing.A triboelectric mechanical motion sensor(TMMS)with CCS is designed,and its electrical signal is hardly attenuated after 1.5 million cycles after reasonable parameter optimization,which is unprecedented in linear TESs.After that,the dynamic characteristics of the CCS-TMMS are analyzed with error rates of less than 1%and 2%for displacement and velocity,respectively,and a signal-to-noise ratio of more than 35 dB.Also,the ASP used a signal conditioning circuit for impedance matching and analog-to-digital conversion to achieve a stable output of digital signals,while the integrated design and manufacture of each hardware module is achieved.Finally,an intelligent logistics transmission system(ILTS)capable of wirelessly monitoring multiple motion parameters is developed.This work is expected to contribute to automation industries such as smart factories and unmanned warehousing.

BLIND ADAPTIVE MULTIUSER DETECTION BASED ON A CONSTRAINED MMSE CRITERION

The proposed blind adaptive multiuser detector utilizes the signature waveform and time information of the desired user. With each received sample vector, the proposed algorithm updates the detector and gives the symbol estimate in the current time slot. Such property facilitates it to track time-varying channels.

Research of Modified LMS Adaptive Noise Cancellation

Noise cancellation is very important in the field of signal processing. Inthis paper, the designation of a modified LMS Adaptive Noise Cancellation is demonstrated in detail;the model is simulated. We have compared the performance of the new model with the old model. Theresult of the experiments shows that this designation improves the noise cancellation's performancegreatly.

Neural network processing for adaptive line enhancement

This paper describes the inverstigation devoted to establish suitable weights in a feed-forward neural network realizing the narrow-band filtering map in the case of adaptive line enhanccment(ALE) by the utility of the optimum common learning rate back propagation (OCLR BP) algorithm. It is found that a feed-forward network with 64 linear input and output neurons, and 8 odd sigmoid neurons in the hidden layer, i.e. an (64→8→64) architecture, could establish the specific input-output function in the case of relatively low signal-to-noise radio. Only is an input signal consisting of mixed periodic and broad-band components available to the network system. After learning, both the 'fanning-in-connection patterns', each of which consists of weights fanning into a hidden-neuron from all the outputs of input-neurons, and the 'fanning-out-connection patterns', each of which consists of weights fanning out from a hidden-neuron to all the inputs of output-neurons, are tuned to the periodic signals. The nonlinear map formed by this neural network provided substantial improvement in performance over that formed by an Adaline-ALE with same frequency resolution.

Two-Dimensional Direction Finding via Sequential Sparse Representations

The problem of two-dimensional direction finding is approached by using a multi-layer Lshaped array. The proposed method is based on two sequential sparse representations,fulfilling respectively the estimation of elevation angles,and azimuth angles. For the estimation of elevation angles,the weighted sub-array smoothing technique for perfect data decorrelation is used to produce a covariance vector suitable for exact sparse representation,related only to the elevation angles. The estimates of elevation angles are then obtained by sparse restoration associated with this elevation angle dependent covariance vector. The estimates of elevation angles are further incorporated with weighted sub-array smoothing to yield a second covariance vector for precise sparse representation related to both elevation angles,and azimuth angles. The estimates of azimuth angles,automatically paired with the estimates of elevation angles,are finally obtained by sparse restoration associated with this latter elevation-azimuth angle related covariance vector. Simulation results are included to illustrate the performance of the proposed method.

Robust ionospheric clutter mitigation method for high frequency surface wave radar

This paper analyzes the characteristics of ionospheric clutter, which has proven to be the greatest impediment in high frequency surface wave radar （HFSWR）. Ionospheric clutter influences most range bins, all Doppler bins and beams, and exhibits a high directivity. A robust adaptive side-lobe cancellation algorithm based on orthogonal auxiliary beams, which use the difference beams to estimate the ionospheric clutter information, is introduced to suppress the ionospheric clutter. Training data was selected by excluding the sea clutter and probable target unit; and diagonal loading was added to enhance the robustness of the algorithm. Experimental results demonstrate that the algorithm is able to suppress the ionospheric clutter whilst preserving the desired characteristics of the target echoes and is suitable for practical implementation.

ABORT-like detector to combat active deceptive jamming in a network of LFM radars

This paper studies an electronic counter-counter measures（ECCM） scheme combating against deceptive electronic counter measure（ECM） techniques. An adaptive detector exploiting generalized likelihood ratio test（GRLT） criterion is applied to detect the presence of deceptive jamming in fractional Fourier transform（Fr FT） domain. First, the generating mechanism of spurious frequencies is analyzed based on the Volterra serial. The proposed nonlinear distortion model based on power amplifier behavior is robust in distortion analysis when the memory effect is considered.Second, a modified adaptive beamformer orthogonal rejection test（ABORT） like detector in closed form is built. The proposed detector can discriminate the echo and deceptive jamming adaptively by exploiting primary data and secondary data. This ECCM scheme is capable of guaranteeing the performance without the restriction of orthogonality, which is essential for the ABORT detectors. The expansion to radar network is discussed as a special case at the final part of this paper. Numerical simulations demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.