对“开关式”执法方式的评析——以法的价值冲突解决原则为视角

"开关式"执法方式是执法机关解决"中国式"过马路难题的新创之举。其出现与法的价值冲突有关。执法机关采取"开关式"执法方式灵活执法,遵循了法定价值原则,却未充分反映适当成本原则、最佳效益原则和补偿有余原则,不能被视为执法机关最佳的执法方式。为提高执法机关"开关式"执法的效果,一方面要创新执法方式,鼓励其他社会主体配合执法;另一方面要区别不同情形,选择性适用"开关式"执法方式。

Optically Activated Charge Domain Model for High-Gain GaAs Photoconductive Switches

A model for theoretical analysis of nonlinear (or high gain) mode of photoconductive semiconductor switches (PCSS's) is proposed.The switching transition of high gain PCSS's can be described with an optically activated charge domain. The switching characteristics including rise time,delay and their relationship to electric field strength,optical trigger energies are discussed.The formation and radiation transit,accumulation of the charge domain are related with the triggering and sustaining phases of PCSS's,respectively.The results of the mathematical model on this mechanism agree with experimental results.

ANALYSIS OF A NEW SOFT SWITCHING PWM INVERTER

Resonant dc link inverter is a zero voltage switching inverter.This paper proposes a new cascade resonant dc link inverter that consists of two power converter units,a rugged resonant dc link and an inverter bridge.A detailed analysis of the soft switching process in the rugged resonant dc link and the realization of pulse width modulation (PWM) control strategy in the inverter bridge are presented in the paper. The operation modes, the input and output features and the interface between the rugged resonant dc link and the inverter bridge are also discussed. The relationship between the circuit features and the parameters is deduced, which provides a theoretical base for the circuit design. The analysis results show that the rugged resonant dc link can be regulated by open-loop control and the control of the rugged resonant dc link is independent of that of the inverter bridge, which makes the inverter control easy and realizable.The circuit of the inverter is simulated with a standard circuit simulation program PSPICE. The simulation results are corresponding to the predicted ones of the circuit analysis.

Soft-switching PWM boost full-bridge converter

This paper proposes a family of PWM modulation strategies for boostfull-bridge (FB) converters. The modulation strategies can be classified into two kinds according tothe turn-on sequence of the diagonal switches. The concept of leading switches and lagging switchesis introduced to realize soft-switching. According to the soft-switching realized by the leadingswitches and the lagging switches, two kinds of soft-switching techniques for PWM boost FBconverters yield: zero-current-switching (ZCS) and zero-current and zero-voltage-switching (ZCZVS).Simulation results verify the analysis.

Transient Characteristics of a Nonlinear GaAs Photoconductive Semiconductor Switch

The transient resistance,voltage,and power of a nonlinear GaAs photoconductive semiconductor switch （PCSS） are presented by the finite difference formula to deal with the experiment data, based on the conversation of energy in the switch circuit. This method resolves the problem of directly measuring the transient characteristics of PCSS in nonlinear mode. The curve of transient voltage shows that the average electric field of PCSS in the lock-on period is always higher than the Gunn threshold,and increases monotonically. By comparing the transient power curves of the PCSS and the electrical source,it is demonstrated directly that the power shortage leads to the PCSS from the lock-on state into the selfturnoff state,so a controllable turnoff of the PCSS in lock-on by changing the distribution of the circuit power is predicted.

Capacitive Microwave MEMS Switch

A novel capacitive microwave MEMS switch with a silicon/metal/dielectric as a membrane is fabricated successfully by bonding and etching-stop process. Its principal, design, and fabricating process are described in detail. A patterned dielectric layer, Ta2O5, with dielectric constant of 24 is reached. Experiment results show this novel structure,where the switch＇s dielectric layer is not prepared on the transmission line, features very low insertion loss. The insertion loss is 0.06dB at 2GHz and lower than 0.5dB in the wider range from De up to 20GHz,especially when the transmission line metal is only 0. 5μm thick.

A Distributed Decision Mechanism for Controller Load Balancing Based on Switch Migration in SDN

Software Defined Networking(SDN) provides flexible network management by decoupling control plane from data plane. And multiple controllers are deployed to improve the scalability and reliability of the control plane, which could divide the network into several subdomains with separate controllers. However, such deployment introduces a new problem of controller load imbalance due to the dynamic traffic and the static configuration between switches and controllers. To address this issue, this paper proposes a Distribution Decision Mechanism(DDM) based on switch migration in the multiple subdomains SDN network. Firstly, through collecting network information, it constructs distributed migration decision fields based on the controller load condition. Then we choose the migrating switches according to the selection probability, and the target controllers are determined by integrating three network costs, including data collection, switch migration and controller state synchronization. Finally, we set the migrating countdown to achieve the ordered switch migration. Through verifying several evaluation indexes, results show that the proposed mechanism can achieve controller load balancing with better performance.

In-package P/G planes analysis and optimization based on transmission matrix method

Power integrity (PI) has become a limiting factor for the chip's overall performance, and how to place in-package decoupling capacitors to improve a chip's PI performance has become a hot issue. In this paper, we propose an improved trans- mission matrix method (TMM) for fast decoupling capacitance allocation. An irregular grid partition mechanism is proposed, which helps speed up the impedance computation and complies better with the irregular power/ground (P/G) plane or planes with many vias and decoupling capacitors. Furthermore, we also ameliorate the computation procedure of the impedance matrix whenever decoupling capacitors are inserted or removed at specific ports. With the fast computation of impedance change, in-package decoupling capacitor allocation is done with an efficient change based method in the frequency domain. Experimental results show that our approach can gain about 5× speedup compared with a general TMM, and is efficient in restraining the noise on the P/G plane.

Switched-mode AGC circuits with internally created reset module for burst-mode unbalanced data optical receiver

This paper presents an innovative switched-mode auto gain control （AGC） circuit with internally created reset module for DC-10Mb/s burst-mode unbalanced （BMU） optical data transmission. Conventional AGC circuit is inappropriate for BMU data transmission because it is based on average level detection and requires considerable time to settle on a predefined gain. Therefore, we adopt a fast switched-mode AGC based on peak level detection. After the gain is adjusted, the peak level detectors need to re-detect the peak level of the input signal. Thus, we develop an internally created reset module. This AGC with reset module exhibits a fast operation and achieves an adjusted stable gain within one-bit, avoiding any bit loss up to 10Mb/s data rate. During power-up, the peak level detectors possibly hold an uncertain level resulting in the bit-errors. We propose a power-up reset circuit to solve this problem. Designed in a 0.5μm CMOS technology, the circuit achieves an optical sensitivity of better than -30dBm and a wide dynamic range of over 30dB with a power dissipation of only 30 mW from a 5V supply.

Calculation of Minimal Dominating Set in Wireless Sensor Network with Host Switch-on/off

This paper proposes a simple and efficient distributed algorithm for calculating minimal dominating set in wireless sensor network. This method can avoid maintaining the connectivities between backbone hosts. Considering that the hosts in mobile networks have different characteristics, this paper proposes a method of calculating minimal dominating set with weight. The nodes can be chosen to form a minimal dominating set when the network topology changes. For the host switch on/off operation, the updating algorithm was provided. The change in the status of a hostaffects only the status of hosts in the restricted vicinity. Simulation results show that the proposed method can ensure fewer dominators but with higher weight to form the minimal dominating set and the nodes can be adaptive to the changes of network topology.

Model and Simulation on Far Field Common Mode Radiation from a Flyback Power Supply

It is well known that a SMPS （switched-mode power supply） is easy to produce strong EMI （electromagnetic interference） and fails in EMC （electromagnetic compatibility） test for its far field radiation exceeds the limits between 30-200 MHz. Based on asymmetry line antenna theory, a novel far field CM （common mode） radiation model, including an equivalent driving source, radiation structure and some key influence factors, is identified and built up for a small flyback power supply. Radiation characteristics of this model are predicted by using Ansoft HFSS software and the model effectiveness is verified by experiment. In the end, the radiation role of some key factors, such as the length of output cable, common mode impedance of AC grid, layout of cable and reflected ground, are studied using simulation in detail.

Energy Efficient Switch Policy for Small Cells

Switch policy is essential for small cells to properly serve variable number of users in an energy efficient way.However,frequently switching small cell base stations(SBSs) may increase the network operating cost,especially when there is an nonnegligible start-up energy cost.To this end,by observing the variety of user number,we focus on the design of a switch policy which minimize the cumulative energy consumption.A given user transmission rate is guaranteed and the capability of SBSs are limited as well.According to the knowledge on user number variety,we classify the energy consumption problem into two cases.In complete information case,to minimize the cumulative energy consumption,an offline solution is proposed according to critical segments.A heuristic algorithm for incomplete information case(HAIIC) is proposed by tracking the difference of cumulative energy consumption.The upper bound of the Energy Consumption Ratio(ECR) for HAIIC is derived as well.In addition,a practical Q-learning based probabilistic policy is proposed.Simulation results show that the proposed HAIIC algorithm is able to save energy efficiently.

Anomalous Kondo-Switching Effect of a Spin-Flip Quantum Dot Embedded in an Aharonov-Bohm Ring

We theoretically investigate the Kondo effect of a quantum dot embedded in a mesoscopic Aharonov-Bohm （AIR） ring in the presence of the spin flip processes by means of the one-impurity Anderson Hamiltonian. Based on the slave-boson mean-field theory, we find that in this system the persistent current （PC） sensitively depends on the parity and size of the AB ring and can be tuned by the spin-flip scattering （R）. In the small AB ring, the PC is suppressed due to the enhancing R weakening the Kondo resonance. On the contrary, in the large AB ring, with R increasing, the peak of PC firstly moves up to max-peak and then down. Especially, the PC phase shift of π appears suddenly with the proper value of R, implying the existence of the anomalous Kondo effect in this system. Thus this system may be a carldidate for quantum switch.

Hard Switching Process Optimization for Selected Transistor Suited for High Power and High Frequency Operation

This paper deals with optimization of hard switching commutation mode for high-power, high-frequency consumer applications for selected power transistor. The experimental investigation of suitable settings is outgoing from simulation analysis of hard switching for different transistor structures. For these purposes, the simulation models of power semiconductor switches with high level of validity have been used. After that, the experimental analysis for selected transistor was done with change of parameters that are influencing commutation process of transistor. Target of such kind of analysis was to reach as low switching losses as possible, achieving high power density and efficiency of power system, without utilization of improved switching techniques such as resonant switching. The results confirm that this task is realizable through use of progressive semiconductor devices such as SiC diodes and/or through latest families of MOSFET devices.

Developing a Data Modelling Tool to Visualize the Transformation of an ER Diagram into a Relational Schema

In this paper, the authors present the development of a data modelling tool that visualizes the transformation process of an ＂Entity-Relationship＂ Diagram （ERD） into a relational database schema. The authors＇ focus is the design of a tool for educational purposes and its implementation on e-learning database course. The tool presents two stages of database design. The first stage is to draw ERD graphically and validate it. The drawing is done by a learner. Then at second stage, the system enables automatically transformation of ERD to relational database schema by using common rules. Thus, the learner could understand more easily how to apply the theoretical material. A detailed description of system functionalities and algorithm for the conversion are proposed. Finally, a user interface and usage aspects are exposed.

Constant Ripple Current Control for Switching DC-DC Converter

The adapted DC-DC converters should be smaller in size and have a small output current ripple to meet the increasing demand for low voltages with high performance and high density micro processors for several microelectronic load applications. This paper proposes a DC-DC converter using variable on-time and variable switching frequency control enhanced constant ripple current control and reduced magnetic components. The proposed converter is realized by making the turn-offtime proportional to the on-time of the converter, according to the input and output voltage, thereby reducing the corresponding current ripple on output voltage in the continuous conduction mode. A Buck DC-DC converter using the proposed control strategy is analyzed in detail, along with some experimental results to show the performance and effectiveness of this converter.

Quenched-Domain Mode of Photo-Activated Charge Domain in Semi-Insulating GaAs Devices

The quenched domain mode of the photo-activated charge domain （PACD） in semi-insulating （SI） GaAs photoconductive semiconductor switches （PCSSs） is observed. We find that the quenched domain is induced by the instantaneous electric field across the PCSS being lower than the sustaining electric field of the domain during the transit of the domain. The extinction of the domain before reaching the anode can lead to a current oscillation frequency larger than the transit- time frequency when the bias electric field is lower than the threshold electric field of the nonlinear PCSS. According to the operation circuit and the physical properties of a high-field domain,an equivalent circuit of the quenched domain is presented. The equivalent circuit parameters including capacitance, resonant frequency, and inductance are calculated and measured. Our calculations agree well with the experimental results. This research provides theoretical and experimental criteria for heightening the oscillation frequency and efficiency of PACD devices.

Simulation and Experiment on a Buried-Oxide Trench-Gate Bipolar-Mode JFET

A buried-oxide trench-gate bipolar-mode JFET （BTB-JFET） with an oxide layer buried under the gate region to reduce the gate-drain capacitance Cgd is proposed. Simulations with a resistive load circuit for power loss comparison at high frequency application are performed with 20V-rated power switching devices,including a BTB-JFET,a trench MOSFET （T-MOSFET） generally applied in present industry, and a conventional trench-gate bipolar-mode JFET （TB-JFET） without buried oxide,for the first time. The simulation results indicate that the switching power loss of the normally-on BTB-JFET is improved by 37% and 14% at 1MHz compared to the T-MOSFET and the normally-on TB-JFET, respectively. In order to demonstrate the validity of the simulation, the normally-on TB-JFET and BTB-JFET have been fabricated successfully for the first time, where the buried oxide structure is realized by thermal oxidation. The experimental results show that the Cgd of the BTB-JFET is decreased by 45% from that of the TB-JFET at zero source-drain bias. Compared to the TB-JFET,the switching time and switching power loss of the BTB-JFET decrease approximately by 7. 4% and 11% at 1MHz,respectively. Therefore,the normally-on BTB-JFET could be pointing to a new direction for the R＆D of low volt- age and high frequency switching devices.

Domain-switching embedded nonlinear electromechanical finite element method for ferroelectric ceramics

To simulate the nonlinear behavior of ferroelectric structures and devices under non-uniform electromechanical loadings,a domain-switching embedded electromechanical finite element method is developed in this paper.Following continuum assumption,the electromechanical behavior of each representative material point can be obtained by averaging the behavior of the local corresponding microstructure,e.g.42 domains used in this work.A new Double Gibbs free energy criterion for domain-switching is proposed to ensure the convergence and stability of the simulations on ferroelectrics under non-uniform field.Several computational examples are given to demonstrate that this nonlinear finite element method can yield reasonable and stable simulation results which can be used to explain some experimental results and assist the design of ferroelectric devices.

Efficient WENOCU4 scheme with three different adaptive switches

Although classical WENOCU schemes can achieve high-order accuracy by introducing a moderate constant parameter C to increase the contribution of optimal weights,they exhibit distinct numerical dissipation in smooth regions.This study presents an extension of our previous research which confirmed that adaptively adjusting parameter C can indeed overcome the inadequacy of the usage of a constant small value.Cmin is applied near a discontinuity while Cmax is used elsewhere and they are switched according to the variation of the local flow-field property.This study provides the reference values of the adaptive parameter C of WENOCU4 and systematically evaluates the comprehensive performance of three different switches(labeled as the binary,continuous,and hyperbolic tangent switches,respectively)based on an optimized efficient WENOCU4 scheme(labeled as EWENOCU4).Varieties of 1D scalar equations,empirical dispersion relation analysis,and multi-dimensional benchmark cases of Euler equations are analyzed.Generally,the dissipation and dispersion properties of these three switches are similar.Especially,employing the binary switch,EWENOCU4 achieves the best comprehensive properties.Specifically,the binary switch can efficiently filter more misidentifications in smooth regions than others do,particularly for the cases of 1 D scalar equations and Euler equations.Also,the computational efficiency of the binary switch is superior to that of the hyperbolic tangent switch.Moreover,the optimized scheme exhibits high-resolution spectral properties in the wavenumber space.Therefore,employing the binary switch is a more cost-effective improvement for schemes and is particularly suitable for the simulation of complex shock/turbulence interaction.This study provides useful guidance for the reference values of parameter C and the evaluation of adaptive switches.