The Real-Time,High Precision Phase Difference Measurement of Electron Density in HL-2A Tokamak

This paper introduces a real-time high precision measurement of phase difference based on Field Programmable Gate Array（FPGA） technology,which has been successfully applied to laser grating interference measurement and real-time feedback of plasma electron density in HL-2A tokamak.It can track the changes of electron density while setting the starting point of the density curve to zero.In a laboratory test,the measuring accuracy of phase difference is less than 0.1°,the time resolution is 80 ns,and the feedback delay is 180 μs.

MFPL:Multi-Frequency Phase Difference Combination Based Device-Free Localization

With the popularity of indoor wireless network,device-free indoor localization has attracted more and more attention.Unlike device-based localization where the target is required to carry an active transmitter,their frequent signal scanning consumes a large amount of energy,which is inconvenient for devices with limited energy.In this work,we propose the MFPL,device-free localization(DFL)system based on WiFi distance measurement.First,we combine multi-subcarrier characteristic of Channel State Information(CSI)with classical Fresnel reflection model to get the linear relationship between the change of the length of reflection path and the subcarrier phase difference.Then we calculate the Fresnel phase difference between subcarrier pairs with different spacing from CSI amplitude time series.Finally,we get the change of the length of the reflection path caused by target moving to achieve distance measurement and localization.Using a combination of subcarriers with different spacing to achieve distance measurement effectively broadens the maximum unambiguous distance of the system.To solve the complex non-linear problem of the intersection of two elliptic equations,we introduce Newton's method to transform the non-linear problem into a linear one.The effectiveness of our approach is verified using commodity WiFi infrastructures.The experimental results show our method achieves a median error of 0.87 m in actual indoor environment.

Effect of atomic initial phase difference on spontaneous emission of an atom embedded in photonic crystal

We investigate the effect of initial phase difference between the two excited states of a V-type three-level atom on its steady state behaviour of spontaneous emission. A modified density of modes is introduced to calculate the spontaneous emission spectra in photonic crystal. Spectra in free space are also shown to compare with that in photonic crystal with different relative positions of the excited levels from upper band-edge frequency. It is found that the initial phase difference plays an important role in the quantum interference property between the two decay channels. For a zero initial phase, destructive property is presented in the spectra. With the increase of initial phase difference, quantum interference between the two decay channels from upper levels to ground level turns to be constructive. Furthermore, we give an interpretation for the property of these spectra.

Feedback Control System for Antenna Phase Difference in the LHCD Experiments

It is well accepted that lower hybrid current drive （LHCD） is the most efficient method for non-inductive current drive in fusion devices and the effect of the current drive is dependent on not only microwave power but also its grill phase shift. This paper presents a new kind of feedback control system for antenna phase difference in LHCD experiments. In this highspeed control system, a lot of new technologies and methods are incorporated. The results of the experiments show a very good agreement with the system design.

Transient Current Estimation of MMC-HVDC Systems Under a Grid-converter Phase Difference

When a modular multilevel converter based high voltage direct current(MMC-HVDC)system operates under grid faults,there will be a phase difference between the grid voltage and the converter output.It can be caused by grid voltage phase shifting and the integration effect of the phase-locked loop(PLL)in the converter.The system may exhibit an undesirable transient process with expanded current which is harmful for the converter devices.In this paper,a transient current estimation method is proposed for the scenario of converter-grid phase difference caused by the frequency shifting of the grid side.A piecewise phase calculation model is established to determine the transient phase difference of the system.Then,according to the maximum phase difference calculated by the model,the system stability is assessed and the maximum value of system transient current can be estimated after comparing the maximum phase difference with the critical phase difference and π,Finally,the current estimation results are verified by detailed circuit simulations of a 21-level MMC-HVDC system built in PSCAD.

Interchannel phase difference and stereo sound image localization

By considering higher order approximation to the interaural phase difference, a more general localization equation for stereo sound image with interchannel phase difference is derived. At very low frequency or low interchannel phase difference, the equation can be simplified to Makita theory. In general, image position is obviously affected by frequency.It is shown that image position varying with freqllency is the main reason for image width broadening in stereo reproduction with interchannel phase difference. And an extra interaural sound level difference caused by interchannel phase difference is the main reason for image naturalness degrading. In practice, it is necessary to reduce the interchannel phase difference,at least, to less than 60°.

The relation between the response spectrum and the phase diference spectrum

The relation between the phase difference spectrum and the response spectrum is studied in this paper. It is found that the phase difference spectrum influences the response spectrum through affecting the response motion′s envelope function shape of a single degree of freedom system. Decreasing the variance of phase difference spectrum causes the increasing of response spectrum when its mean value curve keeps the same, otherwise the situation is opposite. As the increase of the tangent of the mean value curve, the response spectrum decreases, otherwise it increases. The damping plays an important role while the phase difference spectrum influences the response spectrum. The effect of the phase difference spectrum on the absolute acceleration response spectrum becomes more and more obvious with the increase of the damping. On the other hand, the increase of damping weakens the effect of the phase difference spectrum on the amplification factor spectrum.

The statistical laws of strong seismic motion phase characteristics

Under the assumption of an effective point source model,this paper introduces a conception of equivalent phase velocity to describle the average propagation processes and dispersion properties of seismic waves from seismic source to the site,then illuminates the relation between the phase properties of seismic motion and equivalent phase velocity and obtains a simple formula of estimating the equivalent phase velocity through the use of the phase difference spectrum of seismic motion.After the parts of strong seismic records in the western American and the SMART-1 array are used to identify the method presented by this paper in reason,the statistical relations of equivalent phase velocity are given in the above two regions.The results of the paper have demonstrated that the phase spectrum of seismic motion has its inner law as same as the amplitude spectrum does.

Influence on the Lifetime of ^(87)Rb Bose-Einstein Condensation for Far-Detuning Single-Frequency Lasers with Different Phase Noises

We study the influence of the phase noises of far detuning single frequency lasers on the lifetime of Bose-Einstein condensation（BEC）of^（87）Rb in an optical dipole trap.As a comparison,we shine a continuous-wave singlefrequency Ti：sapphire laser,an external-cavity diode laser and a phase-locked diode laser on BEC.We measure the heating and lifetime of BEC in two different hyperfine states：｜F=2,m_F=2〉and｜F=1,m_F=1〉.Due to the narrow linewidth and small phase noise,the continuous-wave single-frequency Ti：sapphire laser has less influence on the lifetime of^（87）Rb BEC than the external-cavity diode laser.To reduce the phase noise of the external-cavity diode laser,we use an optical phase-locked loop for the external-cavity diode laser to be locked on a Ti：sapphire laser.The lifetime of BEC is increased when applfying the phase-Jocked diode laser in contrast with the external-cavity diode laser.

The microstructural nanoindentation characteristics of different phases in precision annealed GCr15 steel

This study characterizes the mechanical properties and volume fractions of the different phases in precision annealed GCr15 steel using nanoindentation technology. Experimental results indicate that the nanoindentation hardness of cementite grains is between 14.15 GPa and 17.61 GPa,with a mean value of 15.40 GPa. This hardness is much higher than the hardness of ferrite grains. The nanoindentation hardness of ferrite is between 2.78 GPa and 4.89 GPa, with a mean value of 3.35 GPa. The volume fractions of the different phases were also determined using nanoindentation technology, and the volume fraction of cementite in the steel was identified as 15%.

Microstructure and Stability of Fe_(73.5) Cu_1Nb_3Si_(13.5)B_9 Alloy at Different Stages of Phase Transformation

The microstructure and the stability of Fe_73.5Cu_1Nb_3Si_13.5B_9 alloy at different stages of phase transformation were investigated through the observation of X-ray difraction and transmission electron microscopy and the measurement of magnetic aftereffect (MAE). It was found that the dependence of the volume fraction of amorphous phase and the MAE in the samples annealed from 450 to 700℃ on the annealing temperature is similar.

Kinematics Modeling and Experiments of Pectoral Oscillation Propulsion Robotic Fish

A robotic fish driven by oscillating fins, 'Cownose Ray-I', is developed, which is in dorsoventrally flattened shape without a tail. The robotic fish is composed of a body and two lateral fins. A three-factor kinematic model is established and used in the design of a mechanism. By controlling the three kinematic parameters, the robotic fish can accelerate and maneuver. Forward velocity is dependent on the largest amplitude and the number of waves in the fins, while the relative contribution of fin beat frequency to the forward velocity of the robotic fish is different from the usual result. On the other hand, experimental results on maneuvering show that phase difference has a stronger effect on swerving than the largest amplitude to some extent. In addition, as propulsion waves pass from the trailing edge to the leading edge, the robotic fish attains a backward velocity of 0. 15 m·s^(-1).

Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Wave Forces on APartially-Perforated Caisson Breakwater with A Rock-Filled Core

The total horizontal and vertical forces acting on a partially-perforated caisson breakwater and their phase difference are investigated in this study. The perforated breakwater sits on the rubble tilled foundation, and has a rock-filled core. An analytical solution is developed based on the eigenfunction expansion and matching method to solve the wave field around the breakwater. The finite element method is used for simulating the wave-induced tlow in the rabble-filled foundation. Experiments are also conducted to study the wave forces on the perforated caissons. Numerical predictions of the present model are compared with experimental resuhs. The phase differences between the total horizontal and vertical forces are particularly analyzed by means of experimental and numerical results. The major factors that affect the wave forces are examined.

Reduced Dynamic Orbit Determination Using Differenced Phase in Adjacent Epochs for Spaceborne Dual-frequency GPS

We study on reduced dynamic orbit determination using differenced phase in adjacent epochs for spacebome dual-frequency GPS. This method not only overcomes the shortcomings that the epoch-difference kinematic method cannot be used when observation geometry is poor or observations are insufficient, but also avoids solving the ambiguity in the zero-difference reduced dynamic method. As the epoch-difference method is not sensitive to the impact of phase cycle slips, it can lower the difficulty of slip detection in phase observation preprocessing. In the solution strategies, we solve the high-dimensional matrix computation problems by decomposing the long observation arc into a number of short arcs. By gravity recovery and climate experiment （GRACE） satellite orbit determination and compared with GeoForschungsZentrum （GFZ） post science orbit, for epoch-difference reduced dynamic method, the root mean squares （RMSs） of radial, transverse and normal components are 1.92 cm, 3.83 cm and 3.80 cm, and the RMS in three dimensions is 5.76 cm. The solution＇s accuracy is comparable to the zero-difference reduced dynamic method.

Plasma Electron Density Measuring and Processing on the J-TEXT Tokamak

Plasma electron density is one of the most fundamental parameters in the study of tokamak plasma physics.The method of plasma electron density measuring and processing on the Joint Texas Experimental Tokamak(J-TEXT) was presented in this paper.The principle of the plasma electron density measuring by hydrogen cyanide(HCN) laser interferometer was introduced.Room temperature triglycine sulface(TGS) detector was used to obtain the beat signal of HCN,and phase difference was measured by high-speed acquisition card DAQ2010.Based on the signal characteristics,a specific HCN processing algorithm was designed to eliminate the baseline offset accurately and process overturns of HCN signals effectively.As a result,plasma electron density with high accuracy and low noise has been obtained during the J-TEXT tokamak experiment.

Experimental Investigation of Lower Hybrid Wave Coupling in HT-7

Experiments on lower hybrid wave （LHW） coupling were investigated in the HT- 7 tokamak. Good coupling of LHW plasma has been demonstrated at different conditions in the HT-7 tokamak. Relevant results have proved that LHW-plasma coupling is affected by the phase difference between adjacent waveguides. Furthermore, the edge density around the grill and relevant coupling can be adjusted by changing the plasma line average density or the gap value between the LH grill and the last closed flux surfaces （LCFS）. It is found that the coupling of LHWs becomes poor when the edge density around the LH grill is large enough in the HT-7 tokamak, and that coupling remains good with a proper edge density. With increasing LHW power, it is also found that the reflection coefficients （RCs） increase due to non-linear effects under conditions of low edge recycling, but can decrease under high edge recycling. The edge density depends mainly on the competition between the ponderomotive force （PMF） and the edge recycling intensity in the HT-7 tokamak.

The spatial properties of atomic Raman-Nath diffraction

This paper obtains the exact analytical solution of atomic Raman-Nath diffraction in the coordinate representation and discusses the influence of different initial conditions and detunings on the atomic spatial population distribution. The phase difference between the dipole matrix element and initial atomic population may influence the atomic spatial population distribution after diffraction, which has never been discussed before as far as we know. It offers a method to measure the phase by the spatial population distribution, which is interesting in the study of quantum optics.

Analysis of the injection-locked magnetron with a mismatched circulator

Based on the scatter matrix of the four-port lossless mismatched circulator, the phase differential equation of the injection-locked magnetron is derived by comparing different effects of the mismatched and perfect circulator on the injection ratio. Besides, the locking range of the injection-locked magnetron with the mismatched circulator is deduced by functional operation. In addition, the phase differential equation and the locked bandwidth of the injection-locked system with a mismatched circulator are compared with those of the small injection-ratio case with a perfect circulator. The in- fluence of the circulator reflection coefficient on the injection-locked magnetron is also analyzed by numerical calculation. Theoretical analysis shows that the decrement of the locked bandwidth is less than 1% and decrement of the stable phase difference is less than 1.2% when the reflection coefficient is less than 0.1.

Equivalent comparison and analysis between different nominal frequencies

We analyze the phenomena of phase group synchronization between the different nominal frequency signals and propose a new theory of the equivalent comparison between them. The exact expression of the equivalent comparison is deduced. High resolution frequency measurement and phase comparison can be realized using this theory with the divider. For avoiding the frequency mixing, multiplication and synthesis, the system phase noise is improved and the higher resolution comparison and measurement are achieved between the different nominal frequencies by theory.

Effect of the fluctuant acoustic channel on the gain of a linear array in the ocean waveguide

The inhomogenous ocean waveguide, which leads the amplitude and phase of the signal arriving at a hydrophone array to fluctuate, is one of the causes that make the array gain deviate from its ideal value. The relationship between the array gain and the fluctuant acoustic channel is studied theoretically. The analytical expression of the array gain is derived via an acoustic channel transfer function on the assumption that the ambient noise field is isotropic. The expression is expanded via the Euler formula to give an insight into the effect of the fluctuant acoustic channel on the array gain. The result demonstrates that the amplitude fluctuation of the acoustic channel transfer functions has a slight effect on the array gain; however, the uniformity of the phase difference between the weighting coefficient and the channel transfer function on all the hydrophones in the array is a major factor that leads the array gain to further deviate from its ideal value. The numerical verification is conducted in the downslope waveguide, in which the gain of a horizontal uniform linear array（HLA） with a wide-aperture operating in the continental slope area is considered. Numerical result is consistent with the theoretical analysis.