Using LMS Adaptive Filter in Direct Wave Cancellation

The way to use the least-mean-square (LMS) arithmetic to cancel the direct wave for a passive radar system is introduced. The model of the direct wave is deduced. By using the LMS adaptive FIR filter, the software solution for FM passive radar system is developed instead of the hardware consumption of the existent experiment system of passive radar. Further more some simulative results are given. The simulative results indicate that using LMS arithmetic to cancel the direct wave is effective.

Simulation of Cellular Neural Networks by Wave Digital Filter Principles

Based on wave digital filter(WDF) principles, this paper presents a digital model of cellular neural networks(CNNs). The model can precisely simulate the dynamic behavior of CNNs.

DESIGN OF POLYPHASE WAVE DIGITAL FILTERS WITH APPROXIMATELY LINEAR PHASE

It is well known that IIR digital filters require quite fewer computations,comparedwith FIR filters,in order to meet stringent magnitude specifications when the phase distortioncan be tolerated.An approximately linear phase,however,can be also obtained with the IIRfilter by making use of a technique without increasing the complexity.Based on a certain numberof attenuation zeros in the pass band,a new approach is developed for the design of polyphasewave digital filters with exact magnitude responses and Chebyshev approximation of the desiredphase responses.The minimum number of attenuation zeros is estimated,and some examples areincluded.

Pspice Equivalent Circuit Model for Implementation of Surface Acoustic Wave Filter

The crystals of quartz,lithium,and piezoelectric ceramics have a piezoelectric effect as their major characteristic.The surface acoustic wave filter(SAWF) was designed by using this property.However,the experimental cost of the fabrication of SAWF is higher than that of mechanical filter or LC filter.Through the RLC(resistor,inductor and capacitor) network equivalent circuit and the interdigital transducer(IDT) equivalent circuit model,the electromotive force,the mechanical impedance of piezoelectric plate,and the wave number of Mason circuit model were researched.The equivalent circuit can be used to reduce product development costs and shorten the development cycle.Comparing simulation result by Pspice software with the theory of SAWF,the simulated waveform is similar to theory measurement,and the equivalent circuit model is verified.

Optimized Implementation for Wave Digital Filter Based Circuit Emulation on FPGA

A binary tree representation is designed in this paper for optimization of wave digital filter（WDF）implementation.To achieve this,an equivalent WDF model of the original circuit is converted into abinary tree representation at first.This WDF binary tree can then be transformed to several topologies with the same implication,since the WDF adaptors have a symmetrical behavior on their ports.Because the WDF implementation is related to field programmable gate array（FPGA）resource usage and the cycle time of emulation,choosing aproper binary tree topology for WDF implementation can help balance the complexity and performance quality of an emulation system.Both WDF-FPGA emulation and HSpice simulation on the same circuit are tested.There is no significant difference between these two simulations.However,in terms of time consumption,the WDF-FPGA emulation has an advantage over the other.Our experiment also demonstrates that the optimized WDF-FPGA emulation has an acceptable accuracy and feasibility.

Robust autopilot with wave filter for ship steering

Research was done to overcome traditional problems associated with automatic steering systems of a ship in a seaway. A ship’s dynamic model with wave disturbances was built and a wave filter was designed by means of an extended states observer (ESO). The model estimated the low frequency motion component from a heading measurement corrupted by colorednoise, so back-and-forth steering caused by high frequency wave disturbances was avoided. At the same time, a robust autopilot system, designed by variable structure control theory, was presented. Simulation results achieved in dangerous sea status show that the wave filter works very well and the autopilot has strong robustness to environmental disturbances and model perturbation, and more importantly, the frequency of rudder adjustments is reduced noticeably.

ARBITRARY E-PLANE STRIP DISCONTINUITIES AND THEIR APPLICATION TO MILLIMETER WAVE FILTERS

Various E-plane strip discontinuities are analyzed by the moment method and gener-alized network analysis technique.By introducing an idea of waveguide in a wide-sense,the effectsof the thickness of the strips are taken into account and a unified treatment of such problems isrealized.A set of curves of the equivalent circuit parameters for the discontinuities of E-planestrips are given.Two E-plane bandpass filters are designed at W-band.The experimental resultsagree well with theoretical predietions.

Polarization Filtering Method for Suppressing Surface Wave in Time-Frequency Domain

In order to suppress the surface wave in three-component seismic exploration, according to the polarization characteristics of body wave and surface wave, a time-frequency domain polarization filtering method based on wavelet transform was studied. A covariance matrix was constructed in the time-frequency domain for the three-component seismic data, measured the polarization parameters of seismic waves. Combining the corresponding eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the matrix, the elliptic rate and elevation angle were used as constraints, and the polarization filter function was built to separate the surface waves. The separated surface waves were inversely transformed and then were adaptively subtracted from the original records. After the polarization filtering suppressed the surface wave, the signal-to-noise ratio of the converted wave was effectively improved. It laid a good foundation for the next seismic data processing and seismic exploration development. The actual data processing results show that the method can effectively extract surface waves from three-component seismic records and avoid the interference of surface waves on seismic signals.

Adaptive Match-Filtering: A Biomedical Application to Identify T-Wave Alternans

T-wave alternans (TWA), consisting in an alternation of the electrocardiographic (ECG) repolarization segment (T-wave), is a promising index of the risk of sudden cardiac death. By definition, it is characterized by a frequency component, termed fTWA, that matches half heart rate. The heart-rate adaptive match filter (AMF) based method is a technique for automatic TWA identification from the digital ECG. Aim of the present study was to provide a complete technical description of the filter able to explain its methodological principles. The AMF is usually realized as a 6th order Butterworth filter with a narrow (0.12 Hz) passing band centered in fTWA. It is applied in a bidirectional fashion, so that final filtering order is 12. While extracting the TWA component, the AMF simultaneously filters out every ECG component including noise and artefacts, and thus results are very robust. Goodness of the technique was tested using 8 synthetic ECG tracings corrupted by typical noisy factors, such as white random noise, baseline wanderings, heart-rate variability, and others. Six ECG tracings were affected by 100 μV TWA, whereas two were not. Results indicate that the AMF-based method is able to prevent false-positive and false-negative detections and, thus, represents a useful tool for a reliable TWA identification.

VDTA-Based Wave Active Filter

In this paper we present a wave active filter based on Voltage Differencing Transconductance Amplifiers (VDTAs). The synthesis of active filters basically based on processing of wave quantities. The wave method is presented for basic building blocks of active filters i.e. a series inductor and parallel capacitor through which realization of various active circuits is made by appropriate connections. The proposed wave active filter is verified by realizing a 4th order low pass Butterworth filter using SPICE simulation with 0.18 μm TSMC CMOS technology parameters.

CMOS Realization of VDTA Based Electronically Tunable Wave Active Filter with Minimum Power Consumption at Low Supply Voltage ±0.82 V

This paper presents a higher order voltage and current mode low pass or high pass filter for wave active filter based on Voltage Differencing Transconductance Amplifiers (VDTAs). The wave equivalent variable technique and topological simulation as well as operational realization using wave variables techniques are proposed for basic active building blocks of wave active filters. The proposed wave equivalent technique is employed for wave active filter with the proper selection of the terminal connections. This work presented the basic element for the realizing wave active filter is the series inductor with parallel grounded capacitor. The proposed wave active filter is verified by realizing a 4th order low pass and high pass Butterworth filter with minimum power consumption at ±0.82 V using SPICE simulation with 0.18 μm TSMC CMOS technology parameters.

Directional Filtering Due to Mesospheric Wind Shear on the Propagation of Acoustic-gravity Waves

Gravity waves with periods close to the Brunt-V(a|¨)is(a|¨)l(a|¨) period of the upper troposphere are often observed at mesopause altitudes as short period,quasi-monochromatic waves.The assumption that these short period waves originate in the troposphere may be problematic because their upward propagation to the mesosphere and lower thermosphere region could be significantly impeded due to an extended region of strong evanescence above the stratopause.To reconcile this apparent paradox,an alternative explanation is proposed in this paper.The inclusion of mean winds and their vertical shears is sufficient to allow certain short period waves to remain internal above the stratopause and to propagate efficiently to higher altitudes.A time-dependent numerical model is used to demonstrate the feasibility of this and to determine the circumstances under which the mesospheric wind shears play a role in the removal and directional filtering of short period gravity waves. Finally this paper concludes that the combination of the height-dependent mean winds and the mean temperature structure probably explains the existence of short period,quasi-monochromatic structures observed in airglow images of mesopause region.

大频率比的毫米波频率可重构滤波天线

针对现有毫米波频率可重构天线频率调谐比小的问题,本文设计了一款宽频带双频毫米波频率可重构滤波天线.天线以PIN二极管为重构开关,选择阶梯阻抗谐振器作为可重构带通滤波器,并加载U型枝节引入陷波;通过微带线-带状线过渡馈电结构将滤波器与Vivaldi天线级联,并设计了金属腔隔离辐射和滤波两部分,有效降低了电磁干扰和交叉极化.测试结果显示:PIN二极管处于导通状态时,天线工作在25.9-28.6 GHz,最大增益为8.83 dBi;PIN二极管处于断开状态时,天线工作在32.6-35.9 GHz,最大增益为9.97 dBi;可重构中心频率比达到了1∶1.26,两个频带的交叉极化电平均低于-20 dB.

Rudder Roll Damping Autopilot Using Dual Extended Kalman Filter–Trained Neural Networks for Ships in Waves

The roll motions of ships advancing in heavy seas have severe impacts on the safety of crews,vessels,and cargoes;thus,it must be damped.This study presents the design of a rudder roll damping autopilot by utilizing the dual extended Kalman filter(DEKF)trained radial basis function neural networks(RBFNN)for the surface vessels.The autopilot system constitutes the roll reduction controller and the yaw motion controller implemented in parallel.After analyzing the advantages of the DEKF-trained RBFNN control method theoretically,the ship’s nonlinear model with environmental disturbances was employed to verify the performance of the proposed stabilization system.Different sailing scenarios were conducted to investigate the motion responses of the ship in waves.The results demonstrate that the DEKF RBFNN based control system is efficient and practical in reducing roll motions and following the path for the ship sailing in waves only through rudder actions.

Data Analysis Methods and Signal Processing Techniques in Gravitational Wave Detection

Gravitational wave detection is one of the most cutting-edge research areas in modern physics, with its success relying on advanced data analysis and signal processing techniques. This study provides a comprehensive review of data analysis methods and signal processing techniques in gravitational wave detection. The research begins by introducing the characteristics of gravitational wave signals and the challenges faced in their detection, such as extremely low signal-to-noise ratios and complex noise backgrounds. It then systematically analyzes the application of time-frequency analysis methods in extracting transient gravitational wave signals, including wavelet transforms and Hilbert-Huang transforms. The study focuses on discussing the crucial role of matched filtering techniques in improving signal detection sensitivity and explores strategies for template bank optimization. Additionally, the research evaluates the potential of machine learning algorithms, especially deep learning networks, in rapidly identifying and classifying gravitational wave events. The study also analyzes the application of Bayesian inference methods in parameter estimation and model selection, as well as their advantages in handling uncertainties. However, the research also points out the challenges faced by current technologies, such as dealing with non-Gaussian noise and improving computational efficiency. To address these issues, the study proposes a hybrid analysis framework combining physical models and data-driven methods. Finally, the research looks ahead to the potential applications of quantum computing in future gravitational wave data analysis. This study provides a comprehensive theoretical foundation for the optimization and innovation of gravitational wave data analysis methods, contributing to the advancement of gravitational wave astronomy.

OBSERVER/FILTER STRUCTURE BASED ADAPTIVE FRICTION COMPENSATION FOR HIGH PRECISION TURNTABLE

Two adaptive friction compensation schemes are developed for a high precision turntable system with nonlinear dynamic friction to handle two types of parametric uncertainties in the friction. Both schemes utilize a nonlinear observer/filter structure to compensate for uncertainties in corresponding friction parameters associated with the turntable system. Moreover, in the second scheme, adjustable gains are introduced into the dual nonlin- ear filters and they can be tuned to improve the position tracking performance. In both cases, a Lyapunov-like argument is provided for the global asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed schemes.

驻波移相有源电力滤波器在环形配电网中的应用

针对环形配电网中由功率因数校正电容与馈线电感之间谐振导致的背景谐波电压放大问题,提出了一种在环形配电网中点安装驻波移相有源电力滤波器(SWPS-APF)的谐波抑制方案,其抑制原理是通过移动谐波电压驻波的相位使驻波波腹靠近或恰好落在馈线始端,从而实现背景谐波的衰减。所提方案分为驻波左移和右移两种策略,两者具有不同的适用范围,但涵盖了所有工况。相比于传统的阻性有源电力滤波器(RAPF)方案,该文所提方案抑制背景谐波的效果明显,并且所需的补偿容量也更少。最后,仿真分析和实验结果均验证了该方案的有效性。

Implementation of Time-Scale Transformation Based on Continuous Wavelet Theory

The basic objective of time-scale transformation is to compress or expand the signal in time field while keeping the same spectral properties. This paper presents two methods to derive time-scale transformation formula based on continuous wavelet transform. For an arbitrary given square-integrable function f(t),g(t) = f(t/λ) is derived by continuous wavelet transform and its inverse transform. The result shows that time-scale transformation may be obtained through the modification of the time-scale of wavelet function filter using equivalent substitution. The paper demonstrates the result by theoretic derivations and experimental simulation.

Design and theoretical study of a polarization-insensitive multiband terahertz metamaterial bandpass filter

We report the design of a novel multiband metamaterial bandpass filter （BPF） in the terahertz （THz）-wave region. The designed BPF is composed of a metal-dielectric-metal sandwiched structure with three nested rings on the top surface and a cross structure on the bottom surface. Full-wave simulation results show that the designed BPF has three transmission peaks at frequencies of 0.42, 1.27, and 1.86 THz with transmission rates of-0.87,-1.85, and-1.83 dB, respectively. Multi-reflection interference theory is introduced to explain the transmission mechanism of the designed triple-band BPF. The theoretical transmission spectrum is in good agreement with the full-wave simulated results. The designed BPF can maintain a stable performance as the incident angle varies from 0 to 30 for both transverse electric and transverse magnetic polarizations of the incident wave. The designed BPF can be potentially used in THz devices due to its multiband transmissions, polarization insensitivity, and stable wide-angle response in the THz region.

The Fabrication of 2.5 GHz SAW Filter Using ZnO/Diamond Structure

Great interest in surface acoustic wave device based on diamond is attracted because diamond has the highest surface acoustic wave velocity of all substrates.In this paper,400 nm ZnO film was deposited on polycrystalline diamond wafer by magnetron sputtering.The experimental results indicate that highly c-axis oriented and fine-grain polycrystalline ZnO films have been obtained.100 nm Al thin film was deposited on ZnO/diamond by electron evaporation.Standard interdigital-transducers with the electrodes of 1.0μm width were fabricated on the Al film using photolithography and reactive ion etching (RIE) processes.A 2.48 GHz longitudinally-coupled double-mode surface acoustic wave filter has been successfully fabricated using the Al/ZnO/diamond structure.