Hilbert-Huang transformation-based touch sliding block sub-nanoscale harmonic detection system
A harmonic detection and sub-nano technology, applied in measuring devices, using wave/particle radiation, measuring ultrasonic/sonic/infrasonic waves, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to detect the contact interval between sliders and disks
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[0031] Contactless Case
[0032] For the non-contact case, the LDV signal is substituted into figure 2 The five main intrinsic mode functions (IMFs) shown in the figure, the corresponding relationships of a, b, c, d and e in the figure are (a)-IMF1, (b)-IMF2, (c)-IMF3, (d) )-IMF4 and (e)-IMF5, whose transient frequency (Instantaneous frequency, IF) is as image 3 As shown in the figure, the corresponding relationships of a, b, c, d and e in the figure are (a)-IF1, (b)-IF2, (c)-IF3, (d)-IF4 and (e)-IF5, respectively. Neither figure shows obvious regularity, but the higher the IMF, the higher the bandwidth;
[0033] light contact case
[0034] In order to obtain more detailed data, the same analysis was performed on the cases of light exposure ( Figure 4 and 5 ), Figure 4 The corresponding relationships of a, b, c, d and e are (a)-IMF1, (b)-IMF2, (c)-IMF3, (d)-IMF4 and (e)-IMF5, respectively. Figure 5 The corresponding relationships of a, b, c, d and e are (a)-IF1, (b...
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