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Harmonic
About: Harmonic is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 44833 publications have been published within this topic receiving 495922 citations. The topic is also known as: overtone & partial.
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TL;DR: In this article, the second-order constant was shown to reflect the polarity of the sample and the third order one was positive being consistent with cooperative dipoles, and the ferroelectric hysteresis loops obtained at very high fields were analyzed in terms of the higher-order Fourier coefficients.
Abstract: Experimental procedures and exemplifying results are described in relation to a nonlinear dielectric investigation of ferroelectric polymers. The apparatus developed here was used to apply a sinusoidal electric field and to detect fundamental and higher harmonic electric displacements with a 0.01% accuracy by means of digital sampling and Fourier transform techniques. Three types of experiments were made for PVDF. Measurements at relatively low fields determined the nonlinear dielectric constants in that the second-order constant was shown to reflect the polarity of the sample and the third order one was positive being consistent with cooperative dipoles. The ferroelectric hysteresis loops obtained at very high fields were analyzed in terms of the higher-order Fourier coefficients. The use of a double frequency wave determined the field-dependent linear dielectric constants which showed a maximum during polarization reversal.
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TL;DR: A super-twisting sliding mode direct power control (SSM-DPC) strategy for a brushless doubly fed induction generator (BDFIG) that is robust to uncertainties toward parameter variations and achieves constant converter switching frequency by using space vector modulation.
Abstract: This paper proposes and implements a super-twisting sliding mode direct power control (SSM-DPC) strategy for a brushless doubly fed induction generator (BDFIG). DPC has fast and robust response under transient conditions; however, it suffers from active and reactive power ripples and current distortions, which degrades the quality of the output power. In contrast, vector control has good steady-state current harmonic spectra; however, it is not robust to machine parameters variations, and thus needs a phase-locked loop for synchronous coordinate transformations. The SSM-DPC strategy controls active and reactive power directly without the need of the phase-locked loop. Moreover, its transient performance is similar to DPC and its steady-state performance is the same as vector control. The proposed controller is robust to uncertainties toward parameter variations and achieves constant converter switching frequency by using space vector modulation. Simulation and experimental results of a 2 MW and 3 kW laboratory-scale BDFIG are provided and compared with those of integral sliding mode and DPC to validate the effectiveness, correctness, and the robustness of the proposed strategy.
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TL;DR: Experiments and computer simulations on the generation of high order harmonics from steep plasma gradients using intense femtosecond laser pulses make it possible to clearly distinguish between nonrelativistic and relativistic mechanisms of harmonic generation.
Abstract: Experiments and computer simulations on the generation of high order harmonics from steep plasma gradients using intense femtosecond laser pulses are presented. Qualitative changes in the harmonic emission take place when the intensities are increased above 10(19) W/cm2 and/or the plasma scale length is varied. Good agreement between experimental and calculated spectra makes it possible to clearly distinguish between nonrelativistic and relativistic mechanisms of harmonic generation.
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TL;DR: In this paper, general harmonic and hybrid orbital force fields have been calculated for methyl chloride, bromide and iodide using the best available frequency, Coriolis coefficient, and centrifugal distortion data, including the recent 13C frequencies for the chloride and ionide.
Abstract: General harmonic and hybrid orbital force fields have been calculated for methyl chloride, bromide and iodide using the best available frequency, Coriolis coefficient, and centrifugal distortion data, including the recent 13C frequencies for the chloride and iodide. Anharmonicity corrections were made to the fundamental frequencies using Dennison's rule and x values of 0·04 for CH stretching, 0·02 for CH bending, and 0·01 for CX stretching modes. These were the most reasonable values which did not seriously over-compensate for the product rule deficiencies in the 12C and 13C frequencies. The 13C and CD3X frequency information was input in the form of frequency shifts from the 12CH3X frequencies. All 12 parameters in the most general harmonic force fields are determined with significance for the first time, although the previously uncertain parameters F12 and F13 are only determined with good precision when the 13C frequency data are utilized in addition to the other information. The signs of F12, F45 and ...
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TL;DR: In this article, a transmissibility-based operational modal analysis (OMA) technique was proposed to identify the modal parameters due to the presence of harmonics in the frequency band of interest.
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