有数据包丢失奇异网络控制系统H_∞控制器设计

针对广泛存在于许多领域和行业的奇异被控系统模型,考虑网络控制环境下存在的网络诱导时延、数据包丢失、外部扰动、奇异系统结构不稳定性和脉冲行为等复杂因素,利用Lyapunov和线性矩阵不等式方法,研究了状态反馈控制方式下奇异网络控制系统H!控制器设计和优化问题,提出了奇异网络控制系统状态反馈H!控制器存在的条件、H!控制器设计及其优化方法以及相应的扰动衰减度求取方法。系统仿真实例表明了提出的设计方法有效且可行。

基于分段输出的电动汽车电机PWM占空比控制系统设计

为加快电动汽车在负载量变化时所表现出来的电量响应速率,降低执行电动机控制指令所需的电能消耗量,设计基于分段输出的电动汽车电机PWM占空比控制系统;根据带存贮电容功率变换器的连接状态,调试功率变换器驱动电路、档位与油门给定输入电路的响应形式,联合DSP控制板与软启动模块,确保滑模转矩控制器不出现过量负载的情况,从而将电动汽车电动机控制系统的核心设备元件组合起来,完成硬件应用环境的搭建;在此基础上,研究PWM占空比控制原理,利用开关磁阻电机数学模型,确定脉冲行为成因,并将整个脉冲行为区间规划成多个分段结构,完成基于分段PWM占空比输出电动机控制行为分析,结合各级应用设备,实现电动汽车电动机控制系统的设计;实验结果显示,在分段PWM占空比输出原理的作用下,无论负载量增大或减小,电动汽车所表现出来的电量响应速率均能保持相对较高的数值水平,能够将电动机控制指令执行所需的电能消耗量保持在理想数值区间之内,提升电动汽车电机的电能利用率。

Electrochemical behavior of Pb-Ag-Nd alloy during pulse current polarization in H_2SO_4 solution

The anodic layer and oxygen evolution behavior of Pb-Ag-Nd alloy during pulse current polarization and constant current polarization in 160 g/L H2SO4 solution was comparatively investigated by chronopotentiometry, SEM, XRD, EIS and Tafel techniques. The results show that the anodic layer on Pb-Ag-Nd alloy formed through pulse current polarization is more intact and presents fewer micro-holes than that formed through constant current polarization. This could be attributed to the low current density period, which works as a ‘recovery period＇. During this period, the oxygen evolution reaction is less intense, which benefits the recovery of porous anodic layer. Pb-Ag-Nd anode also shows a lower anodic potential during pulse current polarization, which is in accordance with its smaller charge transfer resistance and smaller Tafel slope coefficient at high over-potential region. The lower anodic potential could be ascribed to the higher concentration of Pb O2 in the anodic layer, which promotes the formation of more reactive sites for the oxygen evolution reaction.

Effects of Biaxial Crystal-Field on Magnetic System

The spin-1 Ising model with biaxiM crystal-field on the honeycomb lattice is investigated by using the effective-field theory with self-spin correlations and the differential operator technique. The effects of biaxial crystal-field described by two uniaxial anisotropy parameters Dx and Dy on the phase transition and specific heat and susceptibility are studied numerically. Some interesting results are observed in the system such as tricritical behavior depending sensitively on the strength of the biaxial crvstal-field.

Investigation on Material Response of 55% SiCp/Al Composites Induced by Pulsed Laser

Silicon carbide particle reinforced aluminum matrix composites(SiCp/Al composites)are widely used in aviation,aerospace and electronic package.However,low machining efficiency,severe tool wear and poor surface quality are severe during the machining of SiCp/Al composites.Laser-induced oxidation is capable to improve the machinability of SiCp/Al composites.The material response of 55%(volume fraction)SiCp/Al composites induced by a nanosecond pulsed laser is studied.A metamorphic layer which is composed of an oxide layer and sub-layer is produced.The effects of reaction surrounding and laser average power on the microstructure and thickness of the oxide layer and sub-layer are investigated.Experimental results show that:A thicker oxide layer and a sub-layer are formed in an oxygen-rich atmosphere.The oxides are mainly composed of 2Al2O3·SiO2(mullite).A positive correlation between the laser average power and thicknesses of oxide layers and sub-layers is found.A loose oxide layer of 138μm and a sub-layer of 21μm are formed at the laser average power of 6 W,laser scanning pitch of 10μm,and laser scanning speed of 1 mm/s under an oxygen-rich atmosphere.The high efficient machining of Si Cp/Al composites can be realized by laser-induced oxidation.

Properties of Creeping Streamer Progressed in Dielectric Barrier with Narrow Gap in PFAE Oil

The behaviors of creeping streamer progressed in the narrow gap with the range of 0.1 mm to 0.2 mm between the pressboard mounted a BSE （back side electrode） and the acrylic resin plate were carried out in PFAE （palm fatty acid ester） oil under variable impulse voltage up to -4-140 kVpeak with ＋1.2/50 μs and ±1.2/1,000μs waveforms. The growth of positive and negative streamers depends on the gap space between two solid dielectrics. And the distinctive polarities of impulse voltage affect in the streamer length and flashover voltage between needle and counter electrodes as well. By decreasing the gap space, the flashover voltage largely increased while the mean velocity of positive streamer significantly decreased under the both polarities of impulse voltage. These results have been compared to commercial mineral oil （transformer oil： JIS-C2320）. It is shown that the behaviors of creeping discharge in both oils elegantly reveal the distinctive phenomena.

Effects of Different Connectivity Topologies in Small World Networks on EEG-Like Activities

Based on our previously pulse-coupled integrate-and-fire neuron model in small world networks, we investigate the effects of different connectivity topologies on complex behavior of electroencephalographic-like signals produced by this model. We show that several times series analysis methods that are often used for analyzing complex behavior of electroencephalographic-like signals, such as reconstruction of the phase space, correlation dimension, fractal dimension, and the Hurst exponent within the rescaled range analysis （R/S）. We lind that the different connectivity topologies lead to different dynamical behaviors in models of integrate-and-fire neurons.

Effects of Aging and Self-organized Criticality in a Pulse-Coupled Integrate-and-Fire Neuron Model Based on Small World Networks

Effects of aging and self-organized criticality in a pulse-coupled integrate-and-fire neuron model based on small world networks have been studied. We give the degree distribution of aging network, average shortest path length, the diameter of our network, and the clustering coefficient, and find that our neuron model displays the power-law behavior, and with the number of added links increasing, the effects of aging become smaller and smaller. This shows that if the brain works at the self-organized criticality state, it can relieve some effects caused by aging.

Behaviors of field emitters under pulsed voltages

In this paper we described our study of the behaviors of field emitters driven by square-wave voltages. We observed phenomena under pulsed voltages that generally do not manifest themselves under direct-current voltages. We interpreted these phenomena with the cathode and anode combined treated as equivalent to a resistor and a condenser in series connection. First,because of the delay caused by the charging process of the condenser, the waveform of the voltage across the cathode-anode gap was remarkably distorted. Second, the resistor led to considerable attenuation in field emission, which was clearly observable within each pulse and became more dramatic with increasing repetition frequency of the pulses. Furthermore, the field emission currents under direct-current voltages were lower than those under pulsed voltages. This disparity is attributed to rising resistance in the circuit with rising temperature. We also discussed the restrictions that the waveform distortion and current attenuation could impose on potential field emitter applications.

Dynamics on tumor immunotherapy model with periodic impulsive infusion

A periodic pulse differential equation model of tumor immunotherapy is established by considering the periodic and transient behavior of infusing immune cells. Using comparison theorem and Floquet multiplier theory of the impulsive differential equation, the boundedness of the model solution, the existence and stability of the free-tumor periodic solution are given. Furthermore, the persistence of the system is analyzed. Numerical simulations are carried to confirm the main theorems.

THE DYNAMICAL BEHAVIOR OF NON-SMOOTH SYSTEM WITH IMPULSIVE CONTROL STRATEGIES

Non-smooth system including impulsive strategies at both fixed and unfixed times are analyzed. For the model with fixed impulsive effects, the global stability of pest eradi- cation periodic solution and the dominance of dynamic behavior are investigated. This indicates that the model with fixed moments has the potential to protect the natural enemies from extinction, but under some conditions may also serve to extinction of the pest. The second model is constructed according to the practices of IPM, that is, when the pest population reaches the economic injury level, a combination of biological, cultural, and chemical tactics that reduce pests to tolerable levels is used. Numerical investigations imply that there are several different types of periodic solutions and their maximum amplitudes are always less than the given economic threshold. The results also show that the time series at which the IPM strategies are applied are quite complex, which means that the application and realization of IPM in practice are very difficult.