80 results about "Gain margin" patented technology

An object of this invention is to provide a power supply apparatus, which realizes a frequency characteristic of an open-loop transfer function having a trap point, and can deal with input fluctuation. A controller of the power supply apparatus of the invention is a circuit in which although the form of its transfer function is the same as a conventional one, values of respective coefficients are different, only a phase margin is ensured without ensuring a gain margin, and the transfer function is realized which provides a frequency range (i.e. trap point) in which a decrease in gain is remarkable and a phase is considerably delayed. Besides, in order to ensure the stability against input fluctuation, a power conversion circuit is used which converts an input voltage from an input DC power supply so as to be constant in multiplying voltage by time.

A method and system of determining tuning parameters for use in tuning a controller used in a process control loop for a motor and associated load. The method includes providing tuning parameters, applying an excitation test signal, receiving frequency response data to determine phase and gain margins, creating an instability region defined by a bounded area that connects the phase and gain margins with a boundary on a gain vs. phase plot, assigning and applying cost functions, and computing stability determinations.

The present invention discloses a resonant converter and a control method thereof, belonging to the field of the power electronic converter technology. The resonant converter and control method thereof are composed of an input source, an original edge LLC resonance circuit, a transformer, a secondary active Boost rectification circuit and an output load. Based on the traditional LLC resonance converter, the secondary active Boost rectification circuit is substituted for the active Boost rectification circuit so as to realize the fixed frequency phase-shifting control of a converter, the frequency conversion control of the converter and the frequency conversion and fixed frequency phase-shifting combined control to facilitate the design of magnetic elements, reduce the voltage stress of the original edge switch tube and the secondary rectifier tube so as to realize the soft switch of each power semiconductor device, improve the voltage gain range, the efficiency and the power density of the converter and satisfy the requirement of a wide voltage gain margin conversion occasion.

The invention relates to a D-axis and A-axis current vector composite controller of a permanent-magnet synchronous motor. The D-axis and A-axis current vector composite controller is characterized by comprising a position sensor, a speed measurement feedback link, a counter potential feed-forward compensator, a rotational speed closed-loop controller, an A-axis current composite controller, a D-axis current composite controller and a vector converter. By the D-axis and A-axis current vector composite controller, decoupling composite control is separately carried out on i<d> and i<q> under a dq coordinate, the speed regulation range is wide, phase shift of a phase current closed-loop control structure caused by limited bandwidth of the controller is prevented, and the D-axis and A-axis current vector composite controller has favorable performance in all ranges of speed regulation; through the adoption of a composite controls structure with combination of feed-forward and feedback, the dynamic characteristic is improved, the feedback control gain is reduced, and the gain margin of the system is improved; feed-forward is designed on the basis of the dynamic characteristic of an object, and D-axis and A-axis current vector composite controller is clear in physical concept, simple in structure and stable in working, and is easy to be implemented; and meanwhile, feedback control is introduced, the control precision is improved, and an error caused by model inaccuracy and disturbance is overcome.

In adjustment of the control parameters of a magnetic suspension system, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique for adjusting the control parameters to optimum values automatically by employing the iterative feedback tuning method, without increasing the complexity of the program, the amount of calculation and the overall size of the system, and still reducing the amount of calculation required for calculation of the safety margin (gain margin and phase margin). In a method of automatic adjustment of control parameters according to the invention, when applying the iterative feedback tuning method to a feedback control system for a magnetic suspension system, only those control parameters that have a significant effect on the control performance of the system are selectively adopted/discarded from among control parameters so that the control parameters are guided to optimum values to obtain a response waveform desired by a designer directly from input/output data of a control subject.

An apparatus for repeating signals includes a receive antenna for capturing a receive signal, processing circuitry for processing the receive signal to form a repeated signal, and a transmit antenna for transmitting the repeated signal. The processing circuitry includes gain circuitry for gain in the repeated signal and decorrelation circuitry configured for modifying the repeated signal with respect to the receive signal to thereby decorrelate the repeated signal from the receive signal. The processing circuitry further comprises circuitry configured for calculating a gain margin for the apparatus utilizing the decorrelated receive and repeated signals.

A built-in autotuning system of a motor control system provides an autotuning of the motor control system based on BQF. The system measures the effective inertia and determines whether there exists a high-frequency resonance. If there is a high-frequency resonance, the system sets the BQF as a low pass filter, otherwise the system sets the BQF as a high pass filter. The system then adjusts the gains of the controller to set the phase and gain margins within a specified values.

The invention discloses a device for power management, which is used for regulating the output power in the transmission process. The device comprises a monitoring module, a control module and a processing module, wherein the monitoring module is used for counting the distribution condition of the output power of signals with various wavelengths in the transmission process so as to obtain a counting result which comprises the output power of the signals with various wavelengths and sending the counting result to the control module; the control module is used for confirming a power control parameter according to the counting result from the monitoring module and sending the power control parameter to the processing module; and the processing module is used for regulating the gain slope of the output power according to the power control parameter from the control module. The invention also discloses a method for power management. The invention simplifies the design method of a system, lowers the construction cost of the system and increases the gain margin.

The invention discloses a capacitor voltage feedback LCL-LC based controller parameter and active damping parameter design method for a grid-connected system. The design method is on the basis of taking control delay into consideration, and ensures stable phase margin (PM), gain margin (GM) and error of amplitude (EA) of the system, configures a reasonable parameter selection domain, and chooses reasonable controller parameters and active damping coefficients from the parameter selection domain. By adoption of the method, the LCL-LC filter resonance can be effectively restrained, and the stability and the dynamic response performance of the photovoltaic grid-connected system are both effectively improved.

In a material determining step, the material constituting an actuator and the material constituting a link are determined such that at least one of the materials contains fiber reinforced plastic. In a computing step, a computation model that defines the relationship between a control surface, the actuator, and the link is used to compute the change in gain margin with the change in a rigidity ratio, which is the ratio of the rigidity of the link to the rigidity of the actuator. The rigidities of the actuator and the link are determined in a rigidity determining step based on a result of the above-described computation, the shapes of the actuator and the link are determined in a shape determining step, and the actuator and the link are formed in a formation step, and are assembled in an assembly step.

The method and system of the present invention includes a SLB characterizer component for achieving optimum sidelobe blanking through the combining of multiple dimension data into a single figure of merit comparison. The SLB characterizer component is positioned between a radar data processor and beam steering generator of a radar system. The radar data processor provides several sets of antenna patterns which are used by the characterizer component to compute gain margins according to the teachings of the present invention. From the computed gain margins, the component generates SLB characteristic maps which provide a much less complex method for evaluating antenna design independent of other system parameters. Based on such SLB characteristic maps, the characterizer component generates SLB effectiveness charts which it uses to compare SLB performance and determine which auxiliary antenna pattern has the best performance. This method is also applicable as a stand alone software tool for auxiliary antenna evaluation and comparison.

The invention provides a SOCVF feedforward and phase compensation factor switching control method of grid-connected inverter under weak power network. The method comprises: The fundamental component of the PCC voltage at the common coupling point is extracted by SOCVF in front of the PLL, Ud and uq generated by PLL are used as voltage feedforward quantities to eliminate the positive feedback branch introduced by voltage proportional feedforward. The phase compensation factor switching method based on impedance modulus judgment is used to compensate the phase of MSFRR. The invention provides acontrol method for grid-connected inverter under weak power network, so as to eliminate the influence of grid impedance on the grid-connected control system of the inverter. The stability of the system is greatly improved, and the adaptability of the system is strong, and the power factor is high, and the ability to suppress the background harmonics of the power network is improved, so that the inverter control system can maintain a high shear frequency, phase margin and gain margin, and the system 's rapidity and stability is enhanced.

A flight control system is provided with one or more modal sensors that are each configured to measure the rate and possibly acceleration for a flexible body mode of the flight vehicle. The modal sensor's rate and suitably acceleration are subtracted from the rate and acceleration measured by the IMU such that the values provided to the flight controller more closely represent only the rate and acceleration of the flight vehicle's rigid airframe component. A piezoelectric modal sensor is capable of sensing a particular flexible body mode over variations in the modal frequency without inducing additional phase loss in the control loop in order to maintain suitable phase and gain margins. Sensors are suitably provided for at least and possibly only the 1^st lateral bending modes in the pitch and yaw channels.

An active nibble control (ANC) includes an anti-notch filter that increases the gain margin of the control and, therefore, greater disturbance rejection. The closed loop frequency response of the ANC is further enhanced by the addition of a lag-lead phase compensator filter. The addition of the lag-lead compensation filter allows use of the higher ANC gains at higher wheel frequencies to increase disturbance rejection, thereby compensating for anti-notch filter gain reduction with increasing wheel frequency. Similar results are obtained by adding a lag-lead phase compensator filter to a resonator filter in an active ANC.

This invention provides a stable power supply apparatus enabling the high speed response. Hitherto, it was necessary to secure both of the gain margin and the phase margin on the Bode diagram of the loop transfer function when the PID feedback control was carried out in the power supply apparatus. The form of the transfer function of the controller in the power supply apparatus of this invention is the same, but a set of coefficient values in the transfer function is completely different, and the controller secures only the phase margin without securing the gain margin. Furthermore, the transfer function of the controller indicates a part with an extreme decrease in the gain and a trap point in which the phase is sharply delayed on the Bode diagram. This is achieved by applying the integral element of the PID to a frequency range that is higher than the resonance frequency of the LC filter. As a result, the high speed response becomes possible without losing the stability. Moreover, there is no case in which difficulty as to the setting of the circuit constants rises.

A method for in-flight stability margin assessment includes steps of: exciting a control system with a wide band spectrum excitation signal to produce in-flight data; storing the in-flight data in an on-board computer during operation of a spacecraft mission; downloading the in-flight data via telemetry during operation of the spacecraft mission; estimating a system sensitivity function by taking the ratio of an output power spectrum to an input power spectrum; and determining stability margins of the attitude control system from the system sensitivity function by determining a gain margin GM and a phase margin PM from the formulas: $\begin{array}{c}\frac{1}{1-a_{\min }}<\mathrm{GM}<\frac{1}{1+a_{\min }}\\ \mathrm{PM}>\pm {\sin }^{-1}\left(\frac{a_{\min }}{2}\right)\end{array}$

where “a_min” is the reciprocal of the peak of the system sensitivity function. The method optionally includes redesigning and providing a new control law to the control system if deemed necessary.

In a control apparatus for a rotating electric machine, a phase feedback gain is set such that first and second conditions are met. The first condition is that gain margin and phase margin in frequency characteristics of a first loop transfer function are ensured. The second condition is that a gain intersection angular frequency in frequency characteristics of the first loop transfer function is lower than respective resonance angular frequency in frequency characteristics of first and second transfer functions. An amplitude feedback gain is set such that third and fourth conditions are met. The third condition is that gain margin and phase margin in frequency characteristics of a second loop transfer function are ensured. The fourth condition is that a gain intersection angular frequency in frequency characteristics of a second loop transfer function is lower than respective resonance angular frequency in frequency characteristics of third and fourth transfer functions.

The invention discloses a loop circuit compensating circuit which comprises an operational amplifier (OPA), a p-channel metal oxide semiconductor (PMOS) pipe (P1), a capacitor (C), an n-channel metal oxide semiconductor (NMOS) pipe (N3), and an n-channel metal oxide semiconductor (NMOS) pipe (N1), wherein the negative input end of the OPA is connected with a reference voltage, the positive input end of the OPA is connected to the ground through a resistor R2, the output end of the OPA is connected with a grid electrode of the PMOS pipe (P1), a source electrode of the PMOS pipe (P1) is connected with a power source, a drain electrode of the PMOS pipe (P1) is connected to the ground through a resistor R1 and the resistor R2, the positive end of the C is connected with the grid electrode of the PMOS pipe (P1), the negative end of the C is connected with a source electrode of a NMOS pipe (N2), a source electrode of the NMOS pipe (N1) is connected with a source electrode of the NMOS pipe (N2) and then is connected to the ground, the source electrode of the NMOS pipe (N1) is connected with a grid electrode of the NMOS pipe (N2), a drain electrode of the NMOS pipe (N1) is connected with a configuration input bias current (IBIAS), substrates of the NMOS pipe (N1), the NMOS pipe (N2) and the NMOS pipe (N3) are connected with to the ground. The source electrode of the NMOS pipe (N3) is connected with the drain electrode of the NMOS pipe (N2) through a NMOS pipe (Nb), an drain electrode of the NMOS pipe (Nb) is connected with source electrode of the NMOS pipe (N3), a source electrode of the NMOS pipe (Nb) is connected with the drain electrode of the NMOS pipe (N2), and an grid electrode of the NMOS pipe (Nb) is connected with a bias voltage (VBIA), and a substrate of the NMOS pipe (Nb) is connected to the ground. The loop circuit compensating circuit can reduce a capacitance valve and a layout area on the premise that additional power consumption does not increased, and the fact that a phase margin and a gain margin are not changed is guaranteed.

The invention relates to a well-control amplitude-preservation high-resolution seismic data processing method, which comprises the following steps of selecting seismic data of a target area; obtaining an optimized amplitude compensation gain margin; performing inverse Q filtering amplitude compensation on the seismic data of the target area to obtain an optimized layer Q body by utilizing the optimized amplitude compensation gain margin; performing inverse Q filtering amplitude compensation on the seismic data of the target area by utilizing the optimized amplitude compensation gain margin and the optimized layer Q body; performing inverse Q filtering phase compensation on the seismic data of the target area by utilizing the layer Q body and a layer velocity body of the target area; performing inverse Q filtering amplitude compensation on zero- wellhead spacing vertical seismic profiling (VSP) data by utilizing the optimized amplitude compensation gain margin and the optimized layer Q body; performing wave field separation on the VSP data subjected to inverse Q filtering amplitude compensation, and obtaining the total energy of downgoing direct waves; performing inversion on the total energy of the downgoing direct waves to obtain an amplitude recovery factor; performing amplitude recovery on the target area subjected to inverse Q filtering amplitude and phase compensation by utilizing the amplitude recovery factor.

The invention relates to an object location detector of a capacitance type touch panel as well as an object location method. The object location detector of the capacitance type touch panel comprises a complex capacitance induction element, a basic negative capacitance compensation element, an analog-digital converter and a microprocessor; the basic negative capacitance compensation element is used to compensate the basic capacitance value of the capacitance induction element so as to obtain the variation of the capacitance value; and the microprocessor is used to calculate the position of the object under touch control according to the variation of capacitance value; and has the advantage of simple location. The object location method of the capacitance type touch panel comprises the following steps: stating an initial value of a sensor; inputting the negative capacitance compensation quantity of a channel; inputting the induction capacitance gain margin of the channel; measuring the capacitance value of the channel; and locating the object under touch control according to the capacitance value of the channel. The method for locating the object on the capacitance type touch panel needs no complex algorithm for locating the object on the touch panel, and makes the location of the object on the touch panel simpler.

A recording/reproducing apparatus and an optical pickup actuator, and corresponding methods, for driving a bobbin in a focusing direction, a tracking direction or a tilting direction by use of a magnetic driving unit movably supported by a support member, where an object lens is mounted on the bobbin and a plurality of slits are formed on side walls of the bobbin. According to embodiments of the present invention, a secondary resonant frequency and a value of a secondary resonant peak are increased, thereby improving a gain margin.