Nonlinear distortion introduced by an amplifier when subjected to a multisine excitation decreases the measurement accuracy in many metrological and measurement areas. In this paper, we performed qualitative and quant...Nonlinear distortion introduced by an amplifier when subjected to a multisine excitation decreases the measurement accuracy in many metrological and measurement areas. In this paper, we performed qualitative and quantitative analyses of the nonlinear distortion with the multisine excitations constrained by a constant power spectral density. We present the numerical results with respect to different tone spacings,nonlinear orders, harmonic phases and tone distributions. Moreover, three as-pects of contributions are made to further reveal the distortion mechanism. First, we find that the type Ⅱ components for Schr- oeder-phase multisines distribute uniformly but not all in anti-phase to the type I components for the second order nonlinearity. Second,we simulate the variance of the type I and Ⅱ components and their summation to explain the principle of reducing the type Ⅱ distortion by averaging the results obtained using multiple realizations of random-phase multisines. Third, we observe a special distortion distribution mechanism for the Schroeder-phase multisine excitation The results contribute to a better estima-tion and understanding of the nonlinear distortion.展开更多
The synthetic jets generated by multiple-frequency actuating signals composed of a basic sinusoidal wave and a superposed high-frequency signal is investigated by two-dimensional simulation in the present study.The ef...The synthetic jets generated by multiple-frequency actuating signals composed of a basic sinusoidal wave and a superposed high-frequency signal is investigated by two-dimensional simulation in the present study.The effect of the frequency and amplitude of the high-frequency signal on the synthetic jet in the quiescent flow is investigated in detail with stroke length ratio L and Reynolds number Re_(U0)kept as constant.It is found that,with the high-frequency signal superposed,the vortex pairs induced by the synthetic jets are strengthened and accelerated.The distance that the vortex pairs can propagate downstream is also elongated.The entrainment of the synthetic jets is thus enhanced as well.The optimal design is reached when the frequency ratio,defined as the ratio between the superposed signal frequency and the basic signal frequency,is fixed at f^(+)=2.At this optimal frequency ratio,the jet entrainment increases monotonously with the amplitude of the high-frequency signal.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61372041,No.61001034)
文摘Nonlinear distortion introduced by an amplifier when subjected to a multisine excitation decreases the measurement accuracy in many metrological and measurement areas. In this paper, we performed qualitative and quantitative analyses of the nonlinear distortion with the multisine excitations constrained by a constant power spectral density. We present the numerical results with respect to different tone spacings,nonlinear orders, harmonic phases and tone distributions. Moreover, three as-pects of contributions are made to further reveal the distortion mechanism. First, we find that the type Ⅱ components for Schr- oeder-phase multisines distribute uniformly but not all in anti-phase to the type I components for the second order nonlinearity. Second,we simulate the variance of the type I and Ⅱ components and their summation to explain the principle of reducing the type Ⅱ distortion by averaging the results obtained using multiple realizations of random-phase multisines. Third, we observe a special distortion distribution mechanism for the Schroeder-phase multisine excitation The results contribute to a better estima-tion and understanding of the nonlinear distortion.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11721202).
文摘The synthetic jets generated by multiple-frequency actuating signals composed of a basic sinusoidal wave and a superposed high-frequency signal is investigated by two-dimensional simulation in the present study.The effect of the frequency and amplitude of the high-frequency signal on the synthetic jet in the quiescent flow is investigated in detail with stroke length ratio L and Reynolds number Re_(U0)kept as constant.It is found that,with the high-frequency signal superposed,the vortex pairs induced by the synthetic jets are strengthened and accelerated.The distance that the vortex pairs can propagate downstream is also elongated.The entrainment of the synthetic jets is thus enhanced as well.The optimal design is reached when the frequency ratio,defined as the ratio between the superposed signal frequency and the basic signal frequency,is fixed at f^(+)=2.At this optimal frequency ratio,the jet entrainment increases monotonously with the amplitude of the high-frequency signal.