某车型传动系冲击噪声问题分析

随着汽车电动化的普及,市场对整车噪声、振动与声振粗糙度(NVH)性能要求越来越高。另外因为电机扭矩响应相比发动及更加迅速,传动系统的冲击噪声会更加明显,极大地影响了整车的舒适性。文章针对某车型传动系统的冲击噪声,进行了系统的分析研究。基于台架的NVH测试手段对油温、齿轮油黏度及扭矩爬升斜率、扭矩峰值、齿侧间隙等五个因素进行了细致对比测试验证,通过对测试信号的时域分析,确定了关键影响因素及零部件,为冲击噪声的解决方案提供了相关解决思路。

混合动力推进系统低噪声轴系设计研究进展

对混合动力推进系统噪声的产生机理、低噪声轴系的设计方法及其控制技术的国内外研究进展进行较全面系统的综述.具体内容包括混合动力推进系统激励力研究、噪声产生机理分析、低噪声轴系设计方法研究.重点关注船舶推进轴系低噪声技术方面的研究进展,包括柴油机减振降噪改进设计、低噪声螺旋桨、复合材料,以及相关控制技术,并对今后的研究工作提出一些建议.

汽车整车噪声源分析及降噪措施研究

对汽车整车噪声贡献较大的发动机噪声、传动系噪声等噪声产生机理及噪声源识别技术进行了详尽分析,并系统论述了相应的吸声、隔振等降噪措施。

后驱型MPV传动系降噪试验研究

针对国内某款后驱型多用途汽车MPV,从传动轴和齿轮啮合原理方面对传动系噪声予以分析,提出通过传动轴和后桥的配平衡来降低传动系噪声,并通过试验对比分析,探讨后驱型MPV传动系降噪措施和效果。

接收机的寄生带对系统性能的影响

主要论述接收机的寄生带是客观存在的,它的存在使系统灵敏度降低,噪声系数变坏,甚至使雷达的测距和测角精度降低,因此在设计接收机时应对寄生带的抑制度提出一定的要求.由于测量方法上的原因,寄生带的存在在测量系统噪声系数时,一般并不直接反映出来,在这种情况下,应以灵敏度来评价系统的性能才正确.

A Ka Broadband High Gain Monolithic LNA with a Noise Figure of 2dB

A four-stage monolithic microwave integrated circuits （MMIC） low noise amplifier （LNA） operating from 23 to 36GHz is reported using commercially available 0.15μm PHEMT technology. The LNA is self-biased. To achieve a low noise characteristic, careful optimizations of gate width are performed to reduce gate resistance. Absorption circuits and an elaborate bias structure with a resistor-capacitor network are employed to improve stability. Multiple resonance points and negative feedback technologies are used to widen the bandwidth. Measurements show a noise figure （NF） of less than 2.0dB,and the lowest NF is only 1.6dB at a frequency of 31GHz. In the whole operation band,the LNA has a gain of higher than 26dB,and an input return loss and output return loss of more than 11 and 13dB,respectively. The output power at ldB compression gain of 36GHz is about 14dBm. The chip area is 2.4mm ×1mm.

Gain and Noise Properties of Bidirectional EDFAs

The rate equation model is setup for the signal gain, pump absorption and output noise spectrum of bidirectional EDFA (Bi EDFA) including numbers of signals, pumps of arbitrary direction, amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) and inherent loss. The influence of erbium doped fiber length, input signal power, pump style and pump power on the gain characteristics of Bi EDFA is analyzed. Forward and backward noise figure for different pump style versus bidirectional input signal power is investigated.

Implementation and noise optimization of a 433 MHz low power CMOS LNA

A low power 433 MHz CMOS （complementary metal- oxide-semiconductor transistor） low noise amplifier（LNA）, used for an ISM （ industrial-scientific-medical ） receiver, is implemented in a 0. 18 μm SMIC mixed-signal and RF （ radio frequency） CMOS process. The optimal noise performance of the CMOS LNA is achieved by adjusting the source degeneration inductance and by inserting an appropriate capacitance in parallel with the input transistor of the LNA. The measured results show that at 431 MHz the LNA has a noise figure of 2.4 dB. The S21 is equal to 16 dB, S11 = -11 dB, S22 = -9 dB, and the inverse isolation is 35 dB. The measured input 1-dB compression point （PtdB） and input third-order intermodulation product （IIP3）are - 13 dBm and -3 dBm, respectively. The chip area is 0. 55 mm × 1.2 mm and the DC power consumption is only 4 mW under a 1.8 V voltage supply.

Design and Test of a CMOS Low Noise Amplifier in Bluetooth Transceiver

A RF low noise amplifier,integrated in a single bluetooth transceiver chip and fabricated in 0.35μm digital CMOS technology,is presented.Under the consideration of ESD protection and package,design methodology is discussed from the aspects of noise optimization,impedance match,and forward gain.At 2.05GHz,the measured S 11 is -6.4dB, S 21 is 11dB with 3dB-BW of 300MHz,and NF is about 5.3dB.It indicates that comprehensive consideration of parasitics,package model,and reasonable process is necessary for RF circuit design.

Novel Ka-band low-noise down-converter assembly

An efficient way to design a down-converter assembly for the Ka-band millimeter system is presented, in which dielectric resonators （DR＇s） are adopted in the Schottky barrier diode image recovery mixer and the local oscillator （LO）. DR structures guarantee high frequency stability with an acceptable volume. The configurations of low noise amplifier, mixer and oscillator in the assembly are described and fabricated to estimate the chain performance. According to the verification results, the assembly exhibits the noise figure of less than 5 dB over 1 GHz frequency range, and the single-sideband phase noise （200 kHz offset from carrier frequency） of - 70 dBc/Hz. Utilizing the DR structure, the frequency stability of the local oscillator is less than 60 × 10^-6/℃.

Sintering preparation of porous sound-absorbing materials from steel slag

Porous sound-absorbing materials were prepared from steel slag using waste expanded polystyrene（EPS） particles as pore former.The influences of the experimental conditions such as fly ash content,sintering temperature,sintering time,and pore former addition on the performance of the porous sound-absorbing materials were investigated.The results show that the porosity of the specimens can reach above 50.0%;the compressive strength and average sound-adsorption coefficient of the sintered specimens are above 3.0 MPa and 0.47,respectively.The optimum preparation conditions for the steel slag porous sound-absorbing materials are as follows：mass fraction of fly ash 50%,waste EPS particles 3.6 g,sintering temperature 1100℃,and sintering time 7.5h,which are determined by considering the properties of the sound-absorbing materials,energy consumption and cost.

10Gb/s GaAs PHEMT Current Mode Transimpedance Preamplifier for Optical Receiver

A single power supply common-gate （CG） current mode transimpedance preamplifier （TIA） is developed with a 0.5μm GaAs PHEMT process. The amplifier has a measured - 3dB bandwidth of 7. 5GHz and a transimpedance gain of 45dBΩ. Both the input and output voltage standing wave ratios （VSWR） are less than 2 within the bandwidth. The equivalent input noise current spectral density varies from 14.3 to 22pA/√Hz, with an average value of 17. 2pA/√Hz. Having a timing jitter of 14ps and eye amplitude of about 138mV,the measured output eye diagram for 10Gb/s NRZ pseudorandom binary sequence （PRBS） is clear and satisfactory.

SMART STRUCTURES USING PIEZOELEMENTS FOR ACTIVE VIBRATION AND NOISE SUPPRESSION IN AVIATION AND AEROSPACE

Smart material and structure (SMS) is a challenging novel technique for the 21 century especially in fields of aviation and aerospace. Vibration and noise suppression smart structure is an important branch of SMS. There are several typical structures such as the cabin of an airplane, space station, the solar board of satellite and the rotor blade of a helicopter, of which the vibrations and radiation noises have bad influences on precise equipments and aiming systems. In order to suppress vibrations and noises of these structures, several algorithms are applied to the models which simulate the structures. Experiments are performed to suppress vibrations and noises by bonding sensors and actuators to the structures at the optimized locations and using computer based measurement and control systems. For the blade vibration control of a helicopter, a non contact method of signal transmission by magneto electric coupling is discussed. The experimental results demonstrate that the methods used for active control are effective.

Relationship Between Noise Figure and Equivalent Input Noise Current Spectral Density for Optical Receiver Design

Based on the equivalent circuit model of a two-port optical receiver front-end,the relationship between the equivalent input noise current spectral density and the noise figure is analyzed. The derived relationship has universal validity for determining the equivalent input noise current spectral density for optical receiver designs, as verified by measuring a 155Mb/s high-impedance optical receiver front.end. Good agreement between calculated and simulated results has been achieved.

Implementation of a 6 GHz band TDD RF transceiver for the next generation mobile communication system

The development of a high performance wideband radio frequency （RF） transceiver used in the next generation mobile communication system is presented. The developed RF transceiver operates in the 6 to 6.3 GHz band and the channel bandwidth is up to 100 MHz. It operates in the time division duplex （TDD） mode and supports the multiple-input multipleoutput （MIMO） technique for the international mobile telecommunications （IMT）-advanced systems. The classical superheterodyne scheme is employed to achieve optimal performance. Design issues of the essential components such as low noise amplifier, power amplifier and local oscillators are described in detail. Measurement results show that the maximum linear output power of the RF transceiver is above 23 dBm, and the gain and noise figure of the low noise amplifier is around 24 dB and below 1 dB, respectively. Furthermore, the error vector magnitude （EVM） measurement shows that the performance of the developed RF transceiver is well beyond the requirements of the long term evolution （LTE）-advanced system. With up to 8 x 8 MIMO configuration, the RF transceiver supports more than a 1 Gbit/s data rate in field tests.

Aperiodic stochastic resonance in Schmitt trigger

By the use of cross-correlation measures, the response of a symmetric Schmitt trigger (ST) driven by a random binary signal and white Gaussian noise is investigated. The results show that the information transmission can be enhanced when a certain amount of noise is presented, i.e., aperiodic stochastic resonance (ASR). Then, the influence of signal amplitude and the ST threshold on ASR is examined, the applicability of the ST in reducing the noise level of random signal transmission and improving the quality of output signal via ASR effect is illustrated. This research is of great interest in the field of digital communications.

A Wide-Band Low Noise Amplifier for Terrestrial and Cable Receptions

We present the design of a wide-band low-noise amplifier （LNA） implemented in 0.35μm SiGe BiCMOS technology for cable and terrestrial tuner applications. The LNA utilizes current injection to achieve high linearity. Without using inductors, the LNA achieves 0.1 ～ 1GHz wide bandwidth and 18. 8dB gain with less than 1.4dB of gain variation. The noise figure of the wideband LNA is 5dB, and its 1dB compression point is - 2dBm and IIP3 is 8dBm. The LNA dissipates 120mW of power with a 5V supply.

The Algorithms of Adaptive Active Noise Control Systems in a Duct

On the basis of the theory of adaptive active noise control(AANC) in a duct, this article discusses the algorithms of the adaptive control, compares the algorithm characteristics using LMS, RLS and LSL algorithms in the adaptive filter in the AANC system, derives the recursive formulas of LMS algorithm. and obtains the LMS algorithm in computer simulation using FIR and IIR filters in AANC system. By means of simulation, we compare the attenuation levels with various input signals in AANC system and discuss the effects of step factor, order of filters and sound delay on the algorithm's convergence rate and attenuation level.We also discuss the attenuation levels with sound feedback using are and IIR filters in AANC system.

A 0.18μm CMOS GAIN-SWITCHED LNA AND MIXER WITH LARGE DYNAMIC RANGE

A 2.4GHz 0.18μm CMOS gain-switched single-end Low Noise Amplifier （LNA） and a passive mixer with no external balun for near-zero-IF （Intermediate Frequency）/RF （Radio Frequency） applications are described. The LNA, fabricated in the 0.18μm 1P6M CMOS technology, adopts a gain-switched technique to increase the linearity and enlarge the dynamic range. The mixer is an IQ-based passive topology. Measurements of the CMOS chip are performed on the FR-4 PCB and the input is matched to 50Ω. Combining LNA and mixer, the front-end measured performances in high gain state are： -15dB of Sll, 18.5dB of voltage gain, 4.6dB of noise figure, 15dBm of IIP3, 85dBm to -10dBm dynamic range. The full circuit drains 6mA from a 1.8V supply.

Identification of Modal Parameters with Linear Structure under Non-stationary Ambient Excitation

Empirical mode decomposition (EMD) is proposed to identify linear structure under non-stationary excitation,and non-white noise coefficient is introduced under the assumption of random signals consisting of white noise and non-white noise signals. The cross-correlation function of response signal is decomposed into mode functions and residue by EMD method. The identification technique of the modal parameters of single freedom degree is applied to each mode function to obtain natural frequencies, damping ratios and mode shapes. The results of identification of the five-degree freedom linear system demonstrate that the proposed method is effective in identifying the parameters of linear structures under non-stationary ambient excitation.