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90 results about "Relative maximum" patented technology

A relative maximum or minimum occurs at turning points on the curve where as the absolute minimum and maximum are the appropriate values over the entire domain of the function. In other words the absolute minimum and maximum are bounded by the domain of the function. Example:

Method and device for error-compensated current measurement of an electrical accumulator

A method for error-compensated current measurement of an electrical accumulator, including: providing a time window-related estimated charge ascertained by a model-based estimator from operating variables of the accumulator and reflecting the estimated charge that has been withdrawn from the accumulator and supplied to the accumulator within the time window; and detecting the accumulator current supplied to the accumulator and withdrawn from the accumulator during the time window, with a current detection sensor. A zero crossing point in time (estimated charge is essentially zero) and a maximum point in time (the absolute value of the estimated charge essentially has a relative maximum or has a value which is greater than a minimum charge difference) are detected. A current measurement offset error is ascertained at the zero crossing point in time by comparing the estimated charge to the detected accumulator current. The accumulator current is ascertained according to the current measurement offset error, and a current measurement scaling error is ascertained at the maximum point in time by comparing the estimated charge to the detected accumulator current. The ascertained current measurement offset error is subtracted from the comparison result thus obtained, and the accumulator current is compensated for based on the current measurement scaling error. A related device for error-compensated current measurement is also described.
Owner:ROBERT BOSCH GMBH

Method and System for Coupling Multimode Optical Fiber to an Optical Detector

A method for making a multimode fiber optic subassembly includes alignment of an optical detector with a fiber termination of an optical fiber. The output of the optical detector (e.g. photocurrent) can be measured from light being transmitted through the optical fiber and detected by the optical detector. The end of the optical fiber and/or the optical detector can be positioned and angularly oriented in order to obtain relative maximum or peak output of the optical detector for a given position and orientation. The output of the optical detector can be monitored while mechanically manipulating, e.g. bending, flexing, shaking and/or twisting, the optical fiber, in order to verify that the positional relationship between the end of the optical fiber and the optical detector corresponds to a position and/or orientation that provides stable output from the optical detector. If the optical detector output is not stable, the end of the multimode optical fiber and the optical detector can be moved, changing the position and/or the orientation of one or both, until the output of the optical detector is stable during manipulation. If the optical detector output is stable, the end of the multimode optical fiber is fixed to the optical detector. The resulting subassembly, a fiber optic pigtail, can be made by cutting the optical fiber a short distance from the optical detector.
Owner:CORNING OPTICAL COMM WIRELESS

Method and system for coupling multimode optical fiber to an optical detector

A method for making a multimode fiber optic subassembly includes alignment of an optical detector with a fiber termination of an optical fiber. The output of the optical detector (e.g. photocurrent) can be measured from light being transmitted through the optical fiber and detected by the optical detector. The end of the optical fiber and / or the optical detector can be positioned and angularly oriented in order to obtain relative maximum or peak output of the optical detector for a given position and orientation. The output of the optical detector can be monitored while mechanically manipulating, e.g. bending, flexing, shaking and / or twisting, the optical fiber, in order to verify that the positional relationship between the end of the optical fiber and the optical detector corresponds to a position and / or orientation that provides stable output from the optical detector. If the optical detector output is not stable, the end of the multimode optical fiber and the optical detector can be moved, changing the position and / or the orientation of one or both, until the output of the optical detector is stable during manipulation. If the optical detector output is stable, the end of the multimode optical fiber is fixed to the optical detector. The resulting subassembly, a fiber optic pigtail, can be made by cutting the optical fiber a short distance from the optical detector.
Owner:CORNING OPTICAL COMM WIRELESS

Signal detection circuit of magnetic-flux-gate magnetometer, and the magnetic-flux-gate magnetometer

The invention relates to the technical field of seismic, and discloses a signal detection circuit of a magnetic-flux-gate magnetometer, and the magnetic-flux-gate magnetometer. The signal detection circuit includes a signal channel and an excitation channel, wherein the signal channel acquires a magnetic field signal from a sensing probe; the excitation channel outputs an excitation signal to the sensing probe; the signal channel includes successively connected probe input circuit, frequency selection amplification circuit, phase sensitive detection circuit, integrating circuit and feedback circuit; the feedback circuit comprises a first feedback path and a second feedback path; the first feedback path is configured as a linear feedback circuit; the second feedback path is connected with the first feedback path in parallel, and is configured as a non-linear feedback circuit; and the second feedback path works when the magnetic field signal detected by the sensing probe reaches the relative maximum measuring range for observation. The signal detection circuit of a magnetic-flux-gate magnetometer utilizes the non-linear negative feedback method, and converts different feedback branches when a small signal is input and when a large signal is input, thus solving the problem that a traditional signal detection circuit cannot give consideration to both the resolution of the signal and allowance of input of the large signal.
Owner:INST OF GEOPHYSICS CHINA EARTHQUAKE ADMINISTRATION
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