192 results about "Phase advance" patented technology

A clock and data recovery circuit, for tracking frequency-modulated input data, comprises a phase detector for receiving a data signal and a synchronous clock signal, detecting a phase delay or a phase advance, and outputting an UP1/DOWN1 signal, first and second integrators for integrating the UP1/DOWN1 signal and outputting an UP2/DOWN2 signal and an UP3/DOWN3 signal, respectively, a pattern generator for receiving the UP3/DOWN3 signal from the second integrator to output an UP4/DOWN4 signal, a mixer for receiving the UP2/DOWN2 signal from the first integrator and the UP4/DOWN4 signal from the pattern generator and generating an UP5/DOWN5 signal for output, and a phase interpolator for interpolating the phase of an input clock signal based on the UP5/DOWN5 signal from the mixer, for output are provided. A clock signal output from the interpolator is fed back to the phase detector as the clock.

A stepping motor is driven in both closed-loop and open-loop modes while initiating microstepping after a predetermined threshold velocity has been reached. A feedback device such as an encoder is mounted on the stepping motor shaft and the encoder keeps track of the mechanical position of the rotor. Based on feedback from the encoder, stator phases are activated to maintain a 90° phase advance and produce maximum torque. A lead angle compensation technique is used to advance the motor lead angle, to allow for the excitation currents to reach maximum even at higher speeds. The stepping motor controller employs this strategy in order to produce maximum torque across a wide range of motor speeds and actuator motions.

A control system for a multiphase permanent magnet motor having a controller for producing a control signal to energize each phase winding. The controller includes a current value calculator for determining a value of phase current advanced in phase with respect to back-EMF by a phase advance angle, and a phase advance optimization circuit for producing a value of the phase advance angle optimized so as to maximize output torque of the motor and mimimize the phase current. The phase advance optimization circuit determines the phase advance angle optimized for each phase of the motor.

A variable valve timing control system of an internal combustion engine includes a hydraulically-operated phase converter disposed between a sprocket and a camshaft, and having a phase-advance hydraulic chamber and a phase-retard hydraulic chamber for changing an angular phase of the camshaft relative to the sprocket. An electric pump is provided to supply working fluid selectively to one of the hydraulic chambers via a directional control valve. Also provided is a check valve disposed in a discharge line of the pump for permitting flow in a direction that the working fluid flows from the pump to the directional control valve and preventing any flow in the opposite direction, so as to prevent a pulse pressure arising from alternating torque exerted on the camshaft from being transmitted from either one of the hydraulic chambers via the discharge line to a discharge port of the pump.

A serial input signal is sampled in synchronization with a plurality of first clock signals to obtain a plurality of sampling data pieces. A phase comparison circuit outputs a serial phase information signal based on the sampling data pieces. A serial-parallel conversion circuit performs a serial-to-parallel conversion on the serial phase information signal in synchronization with a second clock signal having a lower frequency, to output a parallel phase information signal. A digital filtering circuit calculates phase deviation and phase advance-delay signals based on the parallel phase information signal in synchronization with the second clock signal. By these signals, a phase control amount processing circuit generates a phase control signal. The phase control signal is in synchronization with third clock signals having a higher frequency. A phase interpolation circuit adjusts the phases of the third clock signals based on the phase control signal to output the first clock signals.

At a time of a heating high-load operation, a harmonic current is flown in an armature winding to induction-heat rare-earth magnets, thus reducing a residual magnetic flux density. Thereby, the number of rotations of a radial gap type motor is improved. The rare-earth magnets are provided near a cooling medium passage extending substantially in parallel with a flow line of a cooling medium, so that the cooling medium recovers heat of the heated rare-earth magnets. At a time of a cooling high-load operation, a greater number of rotations are obtained with respect to the same torque command value, by a field weakening control by means of a current-phase advance.

An electronic circuit and an associated method used to drive an electric motor provide a user selectable relationship between rotational speed of the electric motor and phase advances of signals used to drive the electric motor. By selecting the relationship, efficiency of the electric motor drive can be improved.

A method for controlling a voltage mode controlled electric machine comprising: receiving a torque value representative of a desired torque; obtaining a speed value indicative of a rotational velocity of the electric machine; acquiring a phase advance value indicative of a desired phase advance angle; generating a voltage command responsive to the torque value, the position value; the generating is responsive to the torque value, the speed value, and the phase advance value.

A method for diagnosis of a loss of control of an aircraft comprises the steps: loading raw data; loading parameters of the aircraft; computing a plurality of reference data comprising a preprocessing comprising for at least one reference datum a sub-step of computing a phase advance term; determining the characteristic thresholds indicative of loss of control; detecting at least one type of loss of control by comparing the reference data with characteristic thresholds; and, when at least one type of loss of control is detected: identifying the type of priority loss of control corresponding to the type of loss of control exhibiting the highest priority level, and communicating the type of priority loss of control to a crew.

An air conditioner having two compressors enables, when one compressor is started, the phase advance capacitor for the other compressor to be temporarily separated and used in parallel with the phase advance capacitor for the one compressor. These compressors can have an increased starting torque without using a starting capacitor. This structure allows the effective use of expensive capacitors, making the system inexpensive.

In various embodiments, a semiconductor package includes a carrier amplifier connected to a first output of a power divider, and a first output matching network connected to the carrier amplifier and an output combining node. The first output matching network exhibits a phase delay during operation of the carrier amplifier. The semiconductor package includes a phase advance network connected to the first output matching network. The phase advance network is configured to offset at least a portion of the phase delay of the first output matching network. The semiconductor package includes a peaking amplifier connected to a second output of the power divider and the output combining node, and a second output matching network connected to the peaking amplifier.

In order to compare a phase of an internal clock signal outputted from a clock driver with that of a data strobe signal from a data strobe output circuit driven by the internal clock signal, a selector is disposed to supply a data strobe signal instead of an external clock signal inputted into a phase comparison circuit. While the selector selects the data strobe signal, the selector, a replica circuit, and the phase comparison circuit operate as a phase advance/delay signal generation circuit to output a phase advance/delay signal indicating a timing deviation to an external output terminal.

A diplexing apparatus and method which utilizes composite right/left-handed (CRLH) phase-advance/delay lines combined with a coupler. By engineering CRLH-based transmission lines with desired phase responses at two arbitrary frequencies of interest, the connected CRLH delay line and/or CRLH coupler are excited in a manner such that signals at designated frequencies are separated to the corresponding output ports of the hybrid coupler. Benefits of the apparatus include elimination of design complexities such as optimization of the interconnection junctions and the harmonic spurious suppression involved in conventional filter-based diplexers. In addition, channel isolation is beneficially achieved from the isolation property of directional couplers. Measured insertion loss on the implementations was found to be less than 1 dB, with isolation greater than 20 dB in the dual bands. A high level of agreement was observed between simulated and measured results.

To provide a high speed digital PLL circuit which is easily manufactured by IC process. The phase of data signal is locked with a first clock of which frequency is the half of the data signal. Further, a second clock of which phase is shifted by pi/2 compared with the first clock is used for determining phase delay or phase advance of the data signal compared with the first clock. VCO outputs the first clock and the second clock. The phase comparator for inputting the data signal, the first and second clock, outputs a first data sampled at rise up of the first clock, a second data sampled at fall down of the first clock, a first indication signal indicating the phase delay, and a second indication signal indicating the phase advance. The filter for inputting the first and second indication signal outputs a control voltage for VCO.

A camshaft phaser includes an input member; an output member defining a phasing advance chamber and a phasing retard chamber with the input member; and a rotary valve spool coaxially disposed within the output member such that the rotary valve spool is rotatable relative to the output member and the input member, the valve spool defining a rotary valve spool advance chamber and a rotary valve spool retard chamber. Oil supplied to the rotary valve spool advance chamber causes the rotary valve spool to rotate relative to the output member and relative to the input member in a retard direction and oil supplied to the rotary valve spool retard chamber causes the rotary valve spool to rotate relative to the output member and relative to the input member in an advance direction.

Disclosed is a time-interleaved A/D converter device that including first and second digital filters that respectively perform filter processing on output signals of first and second A/D converter circuits driven by first and second clocks, respectively, an interpolator that receives an output signal of the first digital filter and derives an interpolation value corresponding to a case where an input signal is sampled using the second clock signal free of a clock skew and having a predetermined phase relationship with respect to the first clock signal, a phase comparison circuit that receives the output of the first digital filter, an output of the second digital filter, and an interpolation signal from the interpolator, and outputs a first signal indicating a phase advance or a phase delay of the second signal responsive to a gradient of the input signal and a second signal indicating whether the output signal of the second digital filter matches the interpolation signal or not, a digital filter that receives the first and second signals output from the phase comparison circuit, and outputs zero when the second signal indicates a match and outputs a polarity of a value obtained b by selecting a positive value or a negative value according to the delay or advance indicated by the first signal and averaging selected values when the second signal indicates a mismatch, and a variable delay circuit that receives an output of the digital filter and changes a delay time of the second clock signal.

A valve timing control apparatus including a housing, a vane rotor rotatable relative to the housing toward a phase-advance side and a phase-retard side, a first lock member and a second lock member disposed on the vane rotor, a first lock concave portion disposed on the housing so as to be engaged with a tip end portion of the first lock member, a second lock concave portion disposed on the housing so as to be engaged with a tip end portion of the second lock member, and a communication passage formed in the vane rotor and serving to always establish fluid communication between the first and second lock concave portions.

Provided is a phase calibration circuit to suppress degradation of transfer efficiency when reading data from a memory card. The phase calibration circuit includes a receive clock generator that generates clock signals including a first clock signal (FCS) with a phase shifted with respect to a base clock signal, a second clock signal with a phase advanced with respect to the FCS, and a third clock signal with a phase delayed with respect to the FCS; a determination unit that acquires data blocks, each of which including a data body and detection information for detecting an error, in accordance with the clock signals, determines whether an error occurs by using the detection information of the data blocks, and outputs determination results; and a phase adjustment unit that instructs the receive clock generator to adjust a phase of the FCS depending on the determination results.

In an embodiment, a fine resolution of variable clock delay is implemented using a variable DC offset having fine resolution. The proportional ratio between the DC offset and the phase delay/advance of the clock is calibrated in a closed-loop manner. In an embodiment, in a calibration circuit, an adaptive positive DC offset is added to the output of a delay buffer to advance the phase of the clock output, which also has a phase delay from the delay buffer. The DC offset is adjusted in a closed-loop manner to make the phase advance, due to the DC offset, compensate for the phase delay, due to the delay buffer. Once the phase relationship of the DC offset to the clock phase advance is calibrated, the DC offset can be scaled and added to the output of another buffer of the same type to achieve a desired phase delay or advance of the clock signal.

A communications receiver is provided that includes a first and second compensators 64 and 68, a pilot tracker 60, and a demodulator 66. The first compensator 64 is operable to adjust an input signal based on both a coarse frequency offset and a fine frequency offset to produce an adjusted input signal. The pilot tracker 60 determines an estimated residual frequency offset based on at least a portion of the adjusted input signal. The demodulator 66 determines at least a first symbol sequence and a second symbol sequence based on the adjusted input signal. The second compensator 68 is operable to adjust the first symbol sequence and the second symbol sequence based on the estimate residual frequency offset.

A pre-ignition estimation/control device includes: an octane number estimation module for estimating an octane number of a fuel based on detection signals received from an intake air temperature sensor, a water temperature sensor, etc; a pre-ignition-occurrence-index calculation module for calculating a pre-ignition occurrence index based on the estimated octane number and the like; a pre-ignition-occurrence-index correction module for correcting the pre-ignition occurrence index so as to cause the pre-ignition more likely to occur; an effective-compression-ratio-boundary calculation module for calculating a boundary of an effective compression ratio based on the pre-ignition occurrence index; an intake-cam-phase-advance calculation module for calculating a phase advance of an intake cam based on the boundary of the effective compression ratio and the like; and an intake-cam-phase control module for controlling an intake-cam variable phasing system based on the phase advance of the intake cam, to thereby restrict a change in phase advance.