Active noise controls are used in a wide field of applications to cancel out unwanted surrounding noise. Control systems based on the feedback structure however have the disadvantage that they may become unstable duri...Active noise controls are used in a wide field of applications to cancel out unwanted surrounding noise. Control systems based on the feedback structure however have the disadvantage that they may become unstable during run-time due to changes in the control path—in this context including the listener’s ear. Especially when applied to active noise cancellation (ANC) headphones, the risk of instability is associated with the risk of harmful influence on the listener’s ear, which is exposed to the speaker in striking distance. This paper discusses several methods to enable the analysis of a feedback ANC system during run-time to immediately detect instability. Finally, a solution is proposed, which identifies the open loop behavior parametrically by means of an adaptive filter to subsequently evaluate the coefficients regarding stability.展开更多
Fast neutron flux measurements with high count rates and high time resolution have important applications in equipment such as tokamaks.In this study,real-time neutron and gamma discrimination was implemented on a sel...Fast neutron flux measurements with high count rates and high time resolution have important applications in equipment such as tokamaks.In this study,real-time neutron and gamma discrimination was implemented on a self-developed 500-Msps,12-bit digitizer,and the neutron and gamma spectra were calculated directly on an FPGA.A fast neutron flux measurement system with BC-501A and EJ-309 liquid scintillator detectors was developed and a fast neutron measurement experiment was successfully performed on the HL-2 M tokamak at the Southwestern Institute of Physics,China.The experimental results demonstrated that the system obtained the neutron and gamma spectra with a time accuracy of 1 ms.At count rates of up to 1 Mcps,the figure of merit was greater than 1.05 for energies between 50 keV and 2.8 MeV.展开更多
A high performance fast-Fourier-transform (FFT) spectrum analyzer, which is developed for measure spin noise spectrums, is presented in this paper. The analyzer is implemented with a field-programmable-gate-arrays (FP...A high performance fast-Fourier-transform (FFT) spectrum analyzer, which is developed for measure spin noise spectrums, is presented in this paper. The analyzer is implemented with a field-programmable-gate-arrays (FPGA) chip for data and command management. An analog-to-digital-convertor chip is integrated for analog signal acquisition. In order to meet the various requirements of measuring different types of spin noise spectrums, multiple operating modes are designed and realized using the reprogrammable FPGA logic resources. The FFT function is fully managed by the programmable resource inside the FPGA chip. A 1 GSa/s sampling rate and a 100 percent data coverage ratio with non-dead-time are obtained. 30534 FFT spectrums can be acquired per second, and the spectrums can be on-board accumulated and averaged. Digital filters, multi-stage reconfigurable data reconstruction modules, and frequency down conversion modules are also implemented in the FPGA to provide flexible real-time data processing capacity, thus the noise floor and signals aliasing can be suppressed effectively. An efficiency comparison between the FPGA-based FFT spectrum analyzer and the software-based FFT is demonstrated, and the high performance FFT spectrum analyzer has a significant advantage in obtaining high resolution spin noise spectrums with enhanced efficiency.展开更多
The observation vectors in traditional coarse alignment contain random noise caused by the errors of inertial instruments,which will slow down the convergence rate.To solve the above problem,a real-time noise reductio...The observation vectors in traditional coarse alignment contain random noise caused by the errors of inertial instruments,which will slow down the convergence rate.To solve the above problem,a real-time noise reduction method,sliding fixed-interval least squares(SFI-LS),is devised to depress the noise in the observation vectors.In this paper,the least square method,improved by a sliding fixed-interval approach,is applied for the real-time noise reduction.In order to achieve a better-performed coarse alignment,the proposed method is utilized to de-noise the random noise in observation vectors.First,the principles of proposed SFI-LS algorithm and coarse alignment are devised.A simulation test and turntable experiment were executed to demonstrate the availability of the designed method.It is indicated that,from the results of the simulation and turntable tests,the designed algorithm can effectively reduce the random noise in observation vectors.Therefore,the proposed method can enhance the performance of coarse alignment availably.展开更多
An adaptive filter for cancelling noise contained in the direct absorption spectra is reported. This technique takes advantage of the periodical nature of the repetitively scanned spectral signal, and requires no prio...An adaptive filter for cancelling noise contained in the direct absorption spectra is reported. This technique takes advantage of the periodical nature of the repetitively scanned spectral signal, and requires no prior knowledge of the detailed properties of noises. An experimental system devised for measuring CH4 is used to test the performance of the filter. The measurement results show that the signal-to-noise （S/N） value is improved by a factor of 2. A higher enhancement factor of the S/N value of 5.4 is obtained through open-air measurement owing to higher distortions of the raw data. In addition, the response time of this filter, which characterizes the real-time detection ability of the system, is nine times shorter than that of a conventional signal averaging solution, under the condition that the filter order is 100.展开更多
文摘Active noise controls are used in a wide field of applications to cancel out unwanted surrounding noise. Control systems based on the feedback structure however have the disadvantage that they may become unstable during run-time due to changes in the control path—in this context including the listener’s ear. Especially when applied to active noise cancellation (ANC) headphones, the risk of instability is associated with the risk of harmful influence on the listener’s ear, which is exposed to the speaker in striking distance. This paper discusses several methods to enable the analysis of a feedback ANC system during run-time to immediately detect instability. Finally, a solution is proposed, which identifies the open loop behavior parametrically by means of an adaptive filter to subsequently evaluate the coefficients regarding stability.
基金supported by the National Magnetic Confinement Fusion Program of China(No.2019YFE03020002)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12205085 and12125502)。
文摘Fast neutron flux measurements with high count rates and high time resolution have important applications in equipment such as tokamaks.In this study,real-time neutron and gamma discrimination was implemented on a self-developed 500-Msps,12-bit digitizer,and the neutron and gamma spectra were calculated directly on an FPGA.A fast neutron flux measurement system with BC-501A and EJ-309 liquid scintillator detectors was developed and a fast neutron measurement experiment was successfully performed on the HL-2 M tokamak at the Southwestern Institute of Physics,China.The experimental results demonstrated that the system obtained the neutron and gamma spectra with a time accuracy of 1 ms.At count rates of up to 1 Mcps,the figure of merit was greater than 1.05 for energies between 50 keV and 2.8 MeV.
基金Project supported by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDC07020200)the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant Nos.2018YFA0306600 and 2016YFB0501603)+3 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11927811)the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grants Nos.GJJSTD20170001 and QYZDY-SSW-SLH004)Anhui Initiative in Quantum Information Technologies,China(Grant No.AHY050000)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China.
文摘A high performance fast-Fourier-transform (FFT) spectrum analyzer, which is developed for measure spin noise spectrums, is presented in this paper. The analyzer is implemented with a field-programmable-gate-arrays (FPGA) chip for data and command management. An analog-to-digital-convertor chip is integrated for analog signal acquisition. In order to meet the various requirements of measuring different types of spin noise spectrums, multiple operating modes are designed and realized using the reprogrammable FPGA logic resources. The FFT function is fully managed by the programmable resource inside the FPGA chip. A 1 GSa/s sampling rate and a 100 percent data coverage ratio with non-dead-time are obtained. 30534 FFT spectrums can be acquired per second, and the spectrums can be on-board accumulated and averaged. Digital filters, multi-stage reconfigurable data reconstruction modules, and frequency down conversion modules are also implemented in the FPGA to provide flexible real-time data processing capacity, thus the noise floor and signals aliasing can be suppressed effectively. An efficiency comparison between the FPGA-based FFT spectrum analyzer and the software-based FFT is demonstrated, and the high performance FFT spectrum analyzer has a significant advantage in obtaining high resolution spin noise spectrums with enhanced efficiency.
基金This work was supported in part by the Inertial Technology Key Lab Fund 614250607011709in part by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities 2242018K40065,2242018K40066in part by the Foundation of Shanghai Key Laboratory of Navigation and Location Based Services,Key Laboratory Fund for Underwater Information and Control 614221805051809.
文摘The observation vectors in traditional coarse alignment contain random noise caused by the errors of inertial instruments,which will slow down the convergence rate.To solve the above problem,a real-time noise reduction method,sliding fixed-interval least squares(SFI-LS),is devised to depress the noise in the observation vectors.In this paper,the least square method,improved by a sliding fixed-interval approach,is applied for the real-time noise reduction.In order to achieve a better-performed coarse alignment,the proposed method is utilized to de-noise the random noise in observation vectors.First,the principles of proposed SFI-LS algorithm and coarse alignment are devised.A simulation test and turntable experiment were executed to demonstrate the availability of the designed method.It is indicated that,from the results of the simulation and turntable tests,the designed algorithm can effectively reduce the random noise in observation vectors.Therefore,the proposed method can enhance the performance of coarse alignment availably.
基金supported by the National Key Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development Project under Grant No.2012YQ22011902
文摘An adaptive filter for cancelling noise contained in the direct absorption spectra is reported. This technique takes advantage of the periodical nature of the repetitively scanned spectral signal, and requires no prior knowledge of the detailed properties of noises. An experimental system devised for measuring CH4 is used to test the performance of the filter. The measurement results show that the signal-to-noise （S/N） value is improved by a factor of 2. A higher enhancement factor of the S/N value of 5.4 is obtained through open-air measurement owing to higher distortions of the raw data. In addition, the response time of this filter, which characterizes the real-time detection ability of the system, is nine times shorter than that of a conventional signal averaging solution, under the condition that the filter order is 100.
