Multiple Vibrator Output Control Using Abstracted Vibration Parameters
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Solution Overview
Problem
Different vibrators with varying structures exhibit different resonant frequencies and output intensities, leading to inconsistent effects under the same conditions, necessitating a method to ensure consistency among multiple vibrators.
Innovation Solution
A method involving acquiring vibration parameters, determining a standard central point, abstracting these parameters to generate unified abstracted parameters, and performing output control based on these abstracted parameters to achieve consistency among multiple vibrators.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If different vibrators with varying structures are used, then the diversity of resonant frequencies and output intensities is achieved, but the consistency of effects under the same conditions deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies parameter changes by introducing abstraction coefficients that transform the physical parameters (resonant frequency, output intensity) of different vibrators into unified abstracted parameters. This allows each vibrator to operate at its optimal resonant frequency while the abstraction coefficients adjust the control signals to achieve consistent perceived effects across all vibrators, resolving the contradiction between structural diversity and effect consistency.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces abstracted parameters as an intermediary layer between the diverse physical parameters of different vibrators and the control system. These abstracted parameters serve as a common language that enables consistent control across vibrators with different structures, resonant frequencies, and output intensities, allowing the system to achieve uniform effects despite hardware variations.
2Device complexity
If vibration parameters are directly controlled without abstraction, then the control process is simple, but the output consistency among different vibrators deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transforms the control approach by changing from direct physical parameter control to abstracted parameter control. The abstraction coefficients convert diverse physical parameters into standardized abstracted parameters, which simplifies the control logic while improving output consistency. The control system operates on unified abstracted parameters rather than dealing with the complexity of individual vibrator characteristics.
3Reliability
If abstraction processing is performed on vibration parameters, then the output consistency among different vibrators is improved, but the complexity of the control system increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements parameter changes through abstraction coefficients that mathematically transform physical parameters into abstracted parameters. This transformation layer, while adding computational steps, actually simplifies the overall control architecture by providing a unified interface for controlling diverse vibrators. The complexity is confined to the parameter transformation stage, while the control logic itself becomes more straightforward.
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AI summary
An embodiment of the present invention provides an output consistency control method for multiple vibrators, apparatus, electronic device. The method includes: acquiring a vibration parameter of each vibrator; determining a standard central point of the vibration parameters of the plurality of vibrators; abstracting the vibration parameter of each vibrator according to the standard central point to generate a plurality of abstracted parameters; and performing output control on the plurality of vibrators according to the plurality of abstracted parameters. In the technical solution provided by the embodiment of the present invention, by means of abstracting the vibration parameters of different vibrators to generate the abstracted parameters, and performing the output control on the plurality of vibrators according to the plurality of abstracted parameters, it is ensured that different vibrators have consistent effects in the same scenario.