The 5-axis NC machining offers the potential of efficient and accuratemachining. However, the present CAM system for 5-axis control is still an unsolved problem due tointerference between tool and surrounding objects....The 5-axis NC machining offers the potential of efficient and accuratemachining. However, the present CAM system for 5-axis control is still an unsolved problem due tointerference between tool and surrounding objects. A new method is presented. There are two steps inthis procedure. First, it detects the interference by calculating the shortest distance between thetool-axis and the surrounding surfaces. Then upon the maximum gouging, the interference-free toolposture for 5-axis NC cylindrical milling free-form surfaces is obtained by adjusting tool. Thevalidity of the proposed method has been confirmed by machining an impeller.展开更多
The cognitive radio （CR） technology is believed to improve the spectrum efficiency. However, the interference problem has become a critical issue due to the coexistence of primary systems and CR systems. In this pap...The cognitive radio （CR） technology is believed to improve the spectrum efficiency. However, the interference problem has become a critical issue due to the coexistence of primary systems and CR systems. In this paper, the interferences in CR based cellular networks are discussed. Interference scenarios are analyzed, considering different interference sources. Meanwhile, an improved model named ＇Cognitive Interference Ring＇ is introduced to describe the interference range of each secondary user （SU）. Depending on the above analysis, graph coloring based dynamic power allocation （GCDPA） scheme is proposed for interference avoidance. Simulation results demonstrate that in CR based cellular networks, the interferences to primary users （PUs） can be effectively mitigated with the proposed GCDPA scheme, and the system throughput and power efficiency are both improved.展开更多
In this paper, we investigate the issues of initialization and deployment of wireless sensor networks（WSNs） under IEEE 802.11 b/g interference and fading channels using frequency hopping（FH）. We propose an FH algo...In this paper, we investigate the issues of initialization and deployment of wireless sensor networks（WSNs） under IEEE 802.11 b/g interference and fading channels using frequency hopping（FH）. We propose an FH algorithm for WSNs, which is implemented and tested with a pair of nodes employing IPv6 over low power wireless personal area networks（6 LoWPAN） standard.The merits and demerits of the proposed FH scheme in WSNs are studied under strong IEEE 802.11 b/g interference and frequency selective fading channels. We compare the performance results of the proposed FH scheme with those obtained by single-channel radio in WSNs, and show that FH maintains very reliable data rates in the presence of adverse conditions where the single-channel radio fails. We determine a minimum center frequency offset of channels between IEEE 802.15.4 and IEEE 802.11 b/g-based networks, which guarantees the error free network operation of IEEE802.15.4 using a single channel. We design a second FH procedure comprising only four free channels（15, 20, 25, and 26） of IEEE 802.15.4 standard, and show that in the presence of nearby IEEE 802.11 b/g interference, the IEEE 802.15.4 data rate using this method is always 98% and more.展开更多
文摘The 5-axis NC machining offers the potential of efficient and accuratemachining. However, the present CAM system for 5-axis control is still an unsolved problem due tointerference between tool and surrounding objects. A new method is presented. There are two steps inthis procedure. First, it detects the interference by calculating the shortest distance between thetool-axis and the surrounding surfaces. Then upon the maximum gouging, the interference-free toolposture for 5-axis NC cylindrical milling free-form surfaces is obtained by adjusting tool. Thevalidity of the proposed method has been confirmed by machining an impeller.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (61001116)International Scientific and Technological Cooperation Program (S2010GR0902)State Emphasis Special Project 2009ZX03003-011-02
文摘The cognitive radio （CR） technology is believed to improve the spectrum efficiency. However, the interference problem has become a critical issue due to the coexistence of primary systems and CR systems. In this paper, the interferences in CR based cellular networks are discussed. Interference scenarios are analyzed, considering different interference sources. Meanwhile, an improved model named ＇Cognitive Interference Ring＇ is introduced to describe the interference range of each secondary user （SU）. Depending on the above analysis, graph coloring based dynamic power allocation （GCDPA） scheme is proposed for interference avoidance. Simulation results demonstrate that in CR based cellular networks, the interferences to primary users （PUs） can be effectively mitigated with the proposed GCDPA scheme, and the system throughput and power efficiency are both improved.
基金supported by the Important National Science and Technology Specific Project of China(2018ZX03001020-0052016ZX03001022-006)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61771308)the Shanghai Science and Technology Committee(16DZ1100402)the Special Project of Military and Civilian Integration of Shanghai Economic and Information Committee with the name"Ultra High Sensitivity UAV Communication System Based on Radar Related Technology"
文摘In this paper, we investigate the issues of initialization and deployment of wireless sensor networks（WSNs） under IEEE 802.11 b/g interference and fading channels using frequency hopping（FH）. We propose an FH algorithm for WSNs, which is implemented and tested with a pair of nodes employing IPv6 over low power wireless personal area networks（6 LoWPAN） standard.The merits and demerits of the proposed FH scheme in WSNs are studied under strong IEEE 802.11 b/g interference and frequency selective fading channels. We compare the performance results of the proposed FH scheme with those obtained by single-channel radio in WSNs, and show that FH maintains very reliable data rates in the presence of adverse conditions where the single-channel radio fails. We determine a minimum center frequency offset of channels between IEEE 802.15.4 and IEEE 802.11 b/g-based networks, which guarantees the error free network operation of IEEE802.15.4 using a single channel. We design a second FH procedure comprising only four free channels（15, 20, 25, and 26） of IEEE 802.15.4 standard, and show that in the presence of nearby IEEE 802.11 b/g interference, the IEEE 802.15.4 data rate using this method is always 98% and more.
