仿真转台的低速性能研究

低速性能是仿真转台的重要性能指标之一，在系统设计中如何在保证系统高速系统和频带要求的同时满足低速性能指标的要求是设计者着重考虑的问题，也是转台控制系统设计的难点之一。本文在三轴模拟飞行转台设计实践中提出一种行之有效的方法，在保证系统频带要求情况下提高系统的稳态精度和低速性能，并给出了０．００５ｄｅｇ／ｓ和０．０１ｄｅｇ／ｓ的低速性能曲线，根据实践测试结果和数字控制系统的特点探索性地提出一种评价系统     

科学视算──新的计算系统

一种新型的数学仿真系统一科学视算系统的特点、需要解决的问题、系统模型以及系统的构成在文中作了介绍和分析。     

超薄型平板缝隙阵单脉冲天线设计与仿真

为解决经典计算公式在超薄型波导平板缝隙阵单脉冲天线设计中误差大、成本高、周期长等缺点,提出了一种用HFSS仿真软件优化天线功能和参数进行精确设计的方法。仿真设计实例表明,该法能精确控制天线缝隙的参数,且方法简单实用,可设计出性能较高的天线。     

本振相位噪声引起QPSK信号信噪比降低的分析与仿真

QPSK调制方式频带利用率高，因而在通信系统中被广泛采用。载波相位噪声对QPSK调制解调的影响是不可忽略的，也是难以分析的。文章在前人时域分析的基础上，侧重于对频域的分析，使得分析简单，意义明显直观，并在此基础上作了仿真，分析与仿真结果在一定的误差范围内是正确的。     

红外／紫外双色制导系统数学模型及数字仿真

介绍了便携式防空导弹双色导引头中所采用的数字式控制系统代替传统的模拟式控制系统的方法。对导引头和自动驾驶仪部分的数学模型作了简化，并作了全弹道数字仿真。仿真结果表明，该双色制导体系设计方便，抗干扰能力强等。     

PHITS simulations of the Matroshka experiment

The radiation environment in space is very different from the one encountered on Earth. In addition to the sparsely ionizing radiation, there are particles of different Z with energies ranging from keV up to hundreds of GeV which can cause severe damage to both electronics and humans. It is therefore important to understand the interactions of these highly ionizing particles with different materials such as the hull of space vehicles, human organs and electronics. We have used the Particle and Heavy-Ion Transport code System (PHITS), which is a three-dimensional Monte Carlo code able to calculate interactions and transport of particles and heavy ions with energies up to 100 GeV/nucleon in most matter. PHITS is developed and maintained by a collaboration between RIST (Research Organization for Information Science & Technology), JAEA (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), KEK (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization), Japan and Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. For the purpose of examining the applicability of PHITS to the shielding design we have simulated the ESA facility Matroshka (MTR) designed and lead by the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Preliminary results are presented and discussed in this paper.     

Extension of INCL4 between 2 and 15 GeV

The intranuclear cascade model INCL4 has been shown to be very successful for describing, without adjustable parameters, a whole set of data for p-induced reactions in the 40 MeV–2 GeV energy range. In view of its possible application to cosmic ray interactions, the INCL4 code has been extended to the 2–15 GeV energy range, so covering a large part of the spectrum of the incident energy of the cosmic rays.     

Simulation study on slant-to-vertical deviation in two dimensional TEC mapping over the ionosphere equatorial anomaly

With the rapid increase of GPS/GNSS receivers being deployed and operated in China, real-time GPS data from nearly a thousand sites are available at the National Center for Space Weather, China Meteorology Administration. However, it is challenging to generate a high-quality regional total electron content (TEC) map with the traditional two-dimensional (2-D) retrieval scheme because a large horizontal gradient has been reported over east–south Asia due to the northern equatorial ionization anomaly. We developed an Ionosphere Data Assimilation Analysis System (IDAAS), which is described in this study, using an International Reference Ionosphere (IRI) model as the background and applying a Kalman filter for updated observations. The IDAAS can reconstruct a three-dimensional ionosphere with the GPS slant TEC. The inverse slant TEC correlates well with observations both for GPS sites involved in the reconstruction and sites that are not involved. Based on the IDAAS, simulations were performed to investigate the deviation relative to the slant-to-vertical conversion (STV). The results indicate that the relative deviation induced by slant-to-vertical conversion may be significant in certain instances, and the deviation varies from 0% to 40% when the elevation decreases from 90° to 15°, while the relative IDAAS deviation is much smaller and varies from −5% to 15% without an elevation dependence. Compared with ‘true TEC’ map derived from the model, there is large difference in STV TEC map but no obvious discrepancy in IDAAS map. Generally, the IDAAS TEC map is much closer to the “true TEC” than is STV TEC map is.     

Efficiency optimized fuel supply strategy of aircraft engine based on air-fuel ratio control

Accurate fuel injection control of aircraft engine can optimize the energy efficiency of UAV power system while meeting the propeller speed requirement. Traditional injection control method such as open-loop calibration causes instability of fuel supply which brings the risk of power loss of UAV. Considering that the closed-loop control of AFR can ensure a stable fuel feeding, this paper proposes an AFR control based fuel supply strategy in order to improve the efficiency of fuel-powered UAV while obtaining the required engine speed. According to the optimum fuel injection results, we implement fuzzy-PID method to control the set AFR in different situations. Through simulation and experiment studies, the results indicate that, to begin with, the calibrated mathematical model of the aircraft engine is effective. Next, this fuel supply strategy based on AFR control can normally realize the engine speed regulation, and the applied control algorithm can eliminate the overshoot of AFR throughout all the working progress. What is more,the fuel supply strategy can averagely shorten the response time of the engine speed by about two seconds. In addition, compared with the open-loop calibration, in this work the power efficiency is improved by 9% to 33%. Last but not the least, the endurance can be improved by 30 min with a normal engine speed. This paper can be a reference for the optimization of UAV aircraft engine.     

LES of the Sandia flame series D-F using the Eulerian stochastic field method coupled with tabulated chemistry

In this paper, the Eulerian Stochastic Field (ESF) model in the Transported Probability Density Function (TPDF) class model is combined with the Flamelet Generated Manifolds (FGM) model. This method solves the joint probability density function transport equation by ESF method that considers the interaction mechanism between flame and turbulence with high precision. At the same time, by making use of the advantage of the FGM model, this model is able to incorporate the detailed chemical reaction mechanism (GRI 3.0) with acceptable computational cost. The new model has been implemented in the open source CFD suite-OpenFOAM. Validation of the model has been carried out by simulating the Sandia flame series (three turbulent piloted methane jet flames) issued by the National Laboratory of the United States. The accuracy and advancement of the ESF/FGM turbulent combustion model are verified by comparing the LES results of the new model with the rich experimental data as well as the RANS results. The results demonstrate that the model has a strong ability in capturing combustion phenomena such as extinction and re-ignition in turbulent flame, which is essential in the accurate prediction of the combustion process in real combustion devices, for example, aircraft engines.