In recent decades,the design of complex systems like launch vehicles in the aerospace industry has presented engineers with challenges that go beyond system complexity.Issues such as time-to-market pressures and intri...In recent decades,the design of complex systems like launch vehicles in the aerospace industry has presented engineers with challenges that go beyond system complexity.Issues such as time-to-market pressures and intricate industrial processes have underscored the increasing significance of agile design methodologies.Agile design is derived from the simplification of the design process and enhancing cross-domain data transmission and feedback.While methods based on model-based system engineering have improved iteration times in system architecture design,challenges persist in cross-domain data transmission.Due to the diversity of complex system models and data,a single-mode integration method is difficult to realize the data link construction of all tools used.To address this challenge,this paper proposes a dualmode data integration framework with expansibility,universality,and cost-efficiency which leverages the benefits of Remote Procedure Call and Intermediate Exchange Module,addressing the challenge of constructing cross-domain data links under single-mode integration.In this study,two critical requirements of the first-and second-stage separation systems,namely,weight and minimum separation gap,are selected for data feedback.A Modelica-based multiphysics simulation model is developed in MWorks;visualization and computation of the minimum gap are carried out in CoppeliaSim.To bridge the gap between domain-specific tools,Matlab and Functional Mock-up Unit modules are introduced as middleware,facilitating data feedback linkage.The entire simulation process is orchestrated using activity diagrams in the MagicDraw tool.The study delves into the influence of critical design parameters,such as the initial angular velocity of separation and the thrust of the retro rocket,on the minimum separation gap.It provides an analysis of minimum separation gap variations under uncertain operating conditions and examines design margins.Significantly,the paper highlights the significance of controlling the initial angular velocity during separation and the reliability of the retro rocket,providing essential decision supports and valuable insights to agile the process of system design.展开更多
We propose and demonstrate the generation of wideband chaos based on a dual-mode microsquare semiconductor laser with optical feedback. By adjusting the dual-mode intensity ratio and the feedback strength, wideband ch...We propose and demonstrate the generation of wideband chaos based on a dual-mode microsquare semiconductor laser with optical feedback. By adjusting the dual-mode intensity ratio and the feedback strength, wideband chaos covering more than 50 GHz in the RF spectrum is achieved. The standard and effective bandwidths of the chaotic signal are 31.3 GHz and 30.7 GHz with the flatness of 8.3 dB and 6.1 dB, respectively.展开更多
A tunable two-section amplified feedback laser, which employs an amplifier section as the integrated feedback cavity, is designed and fabricated for dual-mode operation with mode separation of 100 GHz. Detailed simula...A tunable two-section amplified feedback laser, which employs an amplifier section as the integrated feedback cavity, is designed and fabricated for dual-mode operation with mode separation of 100 GHz. Detailed simulations and experimental characterizations on the performance of the laser are presented. Promising dual-mode emission with continuous tuning range over 16 GHz(87.41–103.64 GHz) is experimentally demonstrated.展开更多
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China,Grant/Award Number:2020YFB1708100“14th Five-Year Plan”Civil Aerospace Pre-research Project of China,Grant/Award Number:D020101。
文摘In recent decades,the design of complex systems like launch vehicles in the aerospace industry has presented engineers with challenges that go beyond system complexity.Issues such as time-to-market pressures and intricate industrial processes have underscored the increasing significance of agile design methodologies.Agile design is derived from the simplification of the design process and enhancing cross-domain data transmission and feedback.While methods based on model-based system engineering have improved iteration times in system architecture design,challenges persist in cross-domain data transmission.Due to the diversity of complex system models and data,a single-mode integration method is difficult to realize the data link construction of all tools used.To address this challenge,this paper proposes a dualmode data integration framework with expansibility,universality,and cost-efficiency which leverages the benefits of Remote Procedure Call and Intermediate Exchange Module,addressing the challenge of constructing cross-domain data links under single-mode integration.In this study,two critical requirements of the first-and second-stage separation systems,namely,weight and minimum separation gap,are selected for data feedback.A Modelica-based multiphysics simulation model is developed in MWorks;visualization and computation of the minimum gap are carried out in CoppeliaSim.To bridge the gap between domain-specific tools,Matlab and Functional Mock-up Unit modules are introduced as middleware,facilitating data feedback linkage.The entire simulation process is orchestrated using activity diagrams in the MagicDraw tool.The study delves into the influence of critical design parameters,such as the initial angular velocity of separation and the thrust of the retro rocket,on the minimum separation gap.It provides an analysis of minimum separation gap variations under uncertain operating conditions and examines design margins.Significantly,the paper highlights the significance of controlling the initial angular velocity during separation and the reliability of the retro rocket,providing essential decision supports and valuable insights to agile the process of system design.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61935018 and 61874113).
文摘We propose and demonstrate the generation of wideband chaos based on a dual-mode microsquare semiconductor laser with optical feedback. By adjusting the dual-mode intensity ratio and the feedback strength, wideband chaos covering more than 50 GHz in the RF spectrum is achieved. The standard and effective bandwidths of the chaotic signal are 31.3 GHz and 30.7 GHz with the flatness of 8.3 dB and 6.1 dB, respectively.
基金supported in part by the National 973 Project of China(No.2011CB301702)the National 863 Project of China(No.2013AA014202)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61201103,61335009,61274045,and 61205031)
文摘A tunable two-section amplified feedback laser, which employs an amplifier section as the integrated feedback cavity, is designed and fabricated for dual-mode operation with mode separation of 100 GHz. Detailed simulations and experimental characterizations on the performance of the laser are presented. Promising dual-mode emission with continuous tuning range over 16 GHz(87.41–103.64 GHz) is experimentally demonstrated.