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Harmonic current extraction of shunt active power filter based on prediction current technique - Hysteresis PWM
Due to the wide spread of power electronics equipment in modern electrical systems, the increase of the
harmonics disturbance in the ac mains currents has became a major concern due to the adverse effects on all
analysis and simulation using MATLAB-SIMULINK of a three-phase shunt active equipment. This paper presents the Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF) to compensate the generated harmonics by 3-phase Rectifier Bridge fed R-L load. The harmonic current extraction is based on prediction current extraction technique -hysteresis PWM generation pattern
Modern Methods of Time-Frequency Warping of Sound Signals
Tato práce se zabĂ˝vá reprezentacĂ nestacionárnĂch harmonickĂ˝ch signálĹŻ s ÄŤasovÄ› promÄ›nnĂ˝mi komponentami. PrimárnÄ› je zaměřena na Harmonickou transformaci a jeji variantu se subkvadratickou vĂ˝poÄŤetnĂ sloĹľitostĂ, Rychlou harmonickou transformaci. V tĂ©to práci jsou prezentovány dva algoritmy vyuĹľĂvajĂcĂ Rychlou harmonickou transformaci. Prvni pouĹľĂvá jako metodu odhadu zmÄ›ny základnĂho kmitoÄŤtu sbĂranĂ© logaritmickĂ© spektrum a druhá pouĹľĂvá metodu analĂ˝zy syntĂ©zou. Oba algoritmy jsou pouĹľity k analĂ˝ze Ĺ™eÄŤovĂ©ho segmentu pro porovnánĂ vystupĹŻ. Nakonec je algoritmus vyuĹľĂvajĂcĂ metody analĂ˝zy syntĂ©zou pouĹľit na reálnĂ© zvukovĂ© signály, aby bylo moĹľnĂ© změřit zlepšenĂ reprezentace kmitoÄŤtovÄ› modulovanĂ˝ch signálĹŻ za pouĹľitĂ HarmonickĂ© transformace.This thesis deals with representation of non-stationary harmonic signals with time-varying components. Its main focus is aimed at Harmonic Transform and its variant with subquadratic computational complexity, the Fast Harmonic Transform. Two algorithms using the Fast Harmonic Transform are presented. The first uses the gathered log-spectrum as fundamental frequency change estimation method, the second uses analysis-by-synthesis approach. Both algorithms are used on a speech segment to compare its output. Further the analysis-by-synthesis algorithm is applied on several real sound signals to measure the increase in the ability to represent real frequency-modulated signals using the Harmonic Transform.
Vibration and buckling of open TWBs with local weakening
Free vibration and Ljapounov stability of compressed open thin-walled beams with a cross-section reduction are studied by a in-house finite differences numerical code, based on a refined direct beam model and allowing for investigating elastic stability of non-trivial equilibrium paths in a dynamic setting. The benchmark is a beam with doubly symmetric cross-section and non-zero warping rigidity, under free, semi-, and fully restrained warping at its ends. In all cases, the results of the direct model are compared to finite element and/or experimental ones. The reduction in the cross-section rigidity induces a weakening that may model a local damage; thus, the present investigation may be useful with an outlook to damage monitoring and identification
Generalized Perceptual Linear Prediction (gPLP) Features for Animal Vocalization Analysis
A new feature extraction model, generalized perceptual linear prediction (gPLP), is developed to calculate a set of perceptually relevant features for digital signal analysis of animalvocalizations. The gPLP model is a generalized adaptation of the perceptual linear prediction model, popular in human speech processing, which incorporates perceptual information such as frequency warping and equal loudness normalization into the feature extraction process. Since such perceptual information is available for a number of animal species, this new approach integrates that information into a generalized model to extract perceptually relevant features for a particular species. To illustrate, qualitative and quantitative comparisons are made between the species-specific model, generalized perceptual linear prediction (gPLP), and the original PLP model using a set of vocalizations collected from captive African elephants (Loxodonta africana) and wild beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas). The models that incorporate perceptional information outperform the original human-based models in both visualization and classification tasks
Regression of Environmental Noise in LIGO Data
We address the problem of noise regression in the output of
gravitational-wave (GW) interferometers, using data from the physical
environmental monitors (PEM). The objective of the regression analysis is to
predict environmental noise in the gravitational-wave channel from the PEM
measurements. One of the most promising regression method is based on the
construction of Wiener-Kolmogorov filters. Using this method, the seismic noise
cancellation from the LIGO GW channel has already been performed. In the
presented approach the Wiener-Kolmogorov method has been extended,
incorporating banks of Wiener filters in the time-frequency domain,
multi-channel analysis and regulation schemes, which greatly enhance the
versatility of the regression analysis. Also we presents the first results on
regression of the bi-coherent noise in the LIGO data
Identification of Nonlinear Normal Modes of Engineering Structures under Broadband Forcing
The objective of the present paper is to develop a two-step methodology
integrating system identification and numerical continuation for the
experimental extraction of nonlinear normal modes (NNMs) under broadband
forcing. The first step processes acquired input and output data to derive an
experimental state-space model of the structure. The second step converts this
state-space model into a model in modal space from which NNMs are computed
using shooting and pseudo-arclength continuation. The method is demonstrated
using noisy synthetic data simulated on a cantilever beam with a
hardening-softening nonlinearity at its free end.Comment: Journal pape
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