In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at vary...In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at varying loading conditions(J=0.3 and J=0.6).It is revealed that the quadrupole term contribution in the P-FWH method significantly affects the monopole term in the low-frequency region,while it mainly affects the dipole term in the high-frequency region.Specifically,the overall sound pressure levels(SPL)of the RDT using the P-FWH method are 2.27 dB,10.03 dB,and 16.73 dB at the receiving points from R1 to R3 under the heavy-loaded condition,while they increase by 0.67 dB at R1,and decrease by 14.93 dB at R2,and 22.20 dB at R3,for the light-loaded condition.The study also utilizes the pressure-time derivatives to visualize the numerical noise and to pinpoint the dynamics of the vortex cores,and the optimization of the grid design can significantly reduce the numerical noise.The computational accuracy of the P-FWH method can meet the noise requirements for the preliminary design of rim driven thrusters.展开更多
The node labels collected from real-world applications are often accompanied by the occurrence of in-distribution noise(seen class nodes with wrong labels) and out-of-distribution noise(unseen class nodes with seen cl...The node labels collected from real-world applications are often accompanied by the occurrence of in-distribution noise(seen class nodes with wrong labels) and out-of-distribution noise(unseen class nodes with seen class labels), which significantly degrade the superior performance of recently emerged open-set graph neural networks(GNN). Nowadays, only a few researchers have attempted to introduce sample selection strategies developed in non-graph areas to limit the influence of noisy node labels. These studies often neglect the impact of inaccurate graph structure relationships, invalid utilization of noisy nodes and unlabeled nodes self-supervision information for noisy node labels constraint. More importantly, simply enhancing the accuracy of graph structure relationships or the utilization of nodes' self-supervision information still cannot minimize the influence of noisy node labels for open-set GNN. In this paper, we propose a novel RT-OGNN(robust training of open-set GNN) framework to solve the above-mentioned issues. Specifically, an effective graph structure learning module is proposed to weaken the impact of structure noise and extend the receptive field of nodes. Then, the augmented graph is sent to a pair of peer GNNs to accurately distinguish noisy node labels of labeled nodes. Third, the label propagation and multilayer perceptron-based decoder modules are simultaneously introduced to discover more supervision information from remaining nodes apart from clean nodes. Finally, we jointly optimize the above modules and open-set GNN in an end-to-end way via consistency regularization loss and cross-entropy loss, which minimizes the influence of noisy node labels and provides more supervision guidance for open-set GNN optimization.Extensive experiments on three benchmarks and various noise rates validate the superiority of RT-OGNN over state-of-the-art models.展开更多
This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments o...This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments of noise levels under various flight conditions,including takeoff,climbing,level flight,landing,hovering,etc.Subsequently,time–frequency analysis was conducted on the test data utilizing traditional A-weighted sound pressure levels,which was followed by quantitative comparisons across different flight conditions.Then,detailed evaluation and discussion were conducted,taking into account the subjective perceptions and communication challenges of cabin crew members.This assessment incorporated the use of aviation noise indicators,speech interference levels,and metrics related to sound quality.Finally,potential noise reduction measures and their effects were preliminarily discussed.The results indicate that helicopter cabin noise exhibited variations across different flight states or positions within the same state,ranging from 87.6 d B(A)to 92.6 dB(A).Discrepancies between A-weighted sound pressure level and psychoacoustic parameters were observed,particularly during hovering states,which indicate that there is a necessity for the combination of multiple evaluation indicators.Notably,damping measure can serve as a pivotal factor in mitigating cabin noise.展开更多
The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismog...The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismogenic environment.We obtained a high-resolution S-wave velocity model of the shallow crust at depths of 0–8 km using ambient noise tomography applied to data from a dense seismic array.Sediments are generally thinner in the southeast and thicker in the northwest,with a maximum thickness of more than 8 km.Variations in the velocity structure near the Xishan,Wanyaogou,and Yamalike faults indicate that their formation was related to differences in the physical properties on either side of the fault.In addition,the faults exhibit thrusting of the low-velocity sides towards the high-velocity sides.In the study area,earthquakes rarely occur at depths of less than 3 km and are mostly concentrated in the high-velocity zone in the southern part.Below 3 km depth,more earthquakes were observed,mainly distributed near faults or in relatively high-velocity areas in the southern part.This suggests that high-velocity structures are more prone to stress accumulation,resulting in earthquakes.At 6–8 km depth,the densely distributed earthquakes in the northwestern part of the Bogda mountains are well-aligned with the northwest-oriented low-velocity zone observed in this study,suggesting that this weak zone likely controls seismicity in this area.展开更多
While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as...While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as complex 3D survey planning,low signal-tonoise ratio raw data,inadequate near-surface velocity modeling,and imaging inaccuracy have long hindered the advancement of seismic exploration across this region.Through a problem-solving approach rooted in geological target analysis,this research systematically investigates the behavioral patterns of nodal seismometer-based high-density seismic acquisition in loess plateau.Tailored advancements in waveform enhancement and depth velocity modelling methodologies have been engineered.Field validations confirm that the optimized workflow demonstrates marked improvements in amplitude preservation and imaging resolution,offering novel insights for future reservoir characterization endeavors.展开更多
Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may com...Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may compromise their fatigue capacity.The most common structural design for railway noise barriers consists of vertical configurations of posts and panels.However,there have been few dynamic analyses of steel post/wood panel noise barriers under train-induced aerodynamic loads.This study used dynamic finite element analysis to assess the dynamic behavior of such noise barriers.Analysis of a 40-m-long noise barrier model and a triangular simplified load model,the latter of which effectively represented the detailed aerodynamic load,were first used to establish the model and input of the moving load during dynamic simulation.Then,the effects of different parameters on the dynamic response of the noise barrier were evaluated,including the damping ratio,the profile of the steel post,the span length of the panel,the barrier height,and the train speed.Gray relational analysis indicated that barrier height exhibited the highest correlations with the dynamic responses,followed by train speed,post profile,span length,and damping ratio.A reduction in the natural frequency and an increase in the train speed result in a higher peak response and more pronounced fluctuations between the nose and tail waves.The dynamic amplification factor(DAF)was found to be related to both the natural frequency and train speed.A model was proposed showing that the DAF significantly increases as the square of the natural frequency decreases and the cube of the train speed rises.展开更多
Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at ...Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at three tunnels.The research focuses on both the temporal evolution and spatial propagation of airblasts.Temporal analysis,including peak overpressure(POp),positive duration(PD),and Fourier main frequency(MF),emphasizes the relationship between airblast characteristics,blasting delays,and rock grade.It shows that airblast bandwidths are typically in the range of 3e200 Hz,with noise levels exceeding 130 dB,which is comparable to jet engines and rocket launch.Spatial propagation analysis reveals the impact of tunnel space on airblast propagation.Although POp and PD typically decrease with distance inside the tunnel,wave superposition can cause increased overpressure and prolonged durations at far-field distances(above 60 m kg^(-1/3)).Outside the tunnel,sound radiation was influenced by azimuth and was basically determined by sound power d an often-overlooked factor.To address the anisotropic propagation of airblasts,a predictive model was proposed for external noise levels,considering variables like distance,azimuth angle,initial sound power,and wave expansion.Validated by tests,this model successfully unifies data from three studies,helping to explain and predict airblast disturbances near tunnels.展开更多
Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this stud...Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this study presents an innovative bearing fault diagnosis approach predicated on Parameter⁃Optimized Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(POSGMD)and Improved Convolutional Neural Network(ICNN).Firstly,assisted by the relative entropy⁃based adaptive selection of embedding dimension,a POSGMD is presented to adaptively decompose the collected bearing vibration signals into various Symplectic Geometry Components(SGC),which can solve the problem of manual selection of the embedding dimension in the raw Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(SGMD).Meanwhile,the signal reconstruction on the decomposed SGC is conducted based on kurtosis⁃weighted principle to obtain the reconstructed signals.Subsequently,the Continuous Wavelet Transform(CWT)of the reconstructed signals is calculated to generate the corresponding time⁃frequency images as sample set.Finally,an ICNN is introduced for model training and automatic recognition of bearing faults.Two case studies are used to validate the presented methods efficacy.Comparing the presented method with traditional fault diagnosis methods,experimental results show that it can achieve greater identification accuracy and superior anti⁃noise resilience.This work provides a practical and effective solution for fault diagnosis in wind turbine bearings,contributing to the timely detection of faults and the reliable operation of wind turbines or other rotational machinery in industrial applications.展开更多
With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard...With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard)problems such as the Traveling Salesman Problem(TSP).However,existing diffusion model-based solvers typically employ a fixed,uniform noise schedule(e.g.,linear or cosine annealing)across all training instances,failing to fully account for the unique characteristics of each problem instance.To address this challenge,we present GraphGuided Diffusion Solvers(GGDS),an enhanced method for improving graph-based diffusion models.GGDS leverages Graph Neural Networks(GNNs)to capture graph structural information embedded in node coordinates and adjacency matrices,dynamically adjusting the noise levels in the diffusion model.This study investigates the TSP by examining two distinct time-step noise generation strategies:cosine annealing and a Neural Network(NN)-based approach.We evaluate their performance across different problem scales,particularly after integrating graph structural information.Experimental results indicate that GGDS outperforms previous methods with average performance improvements of 18.7%,6.3%,and 88.7%on TSP-500,TSP-100,and TSP-50,respectively.Specifically,GGDS demonstrates superior performance on TSP-500 and TSP-50,while its performance on TSP-100 is either comparable to or slightly better than that of previous methods,depending on the chosen noise schedule and decoding strategy.展开更多
Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and pow...Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and power consumption overhead in the analog-to-digital conversion.In this work,we propose an analog-domain image correction architecture based on a proposed small-scale UNet,which implements a compact noise correction network within a one-transistor-one-memristor(1T1R)array.The statistical non-idealities of the fabricated 1T1R array(e.g.,device variability)are rigorously incorporated into the network's training and inference simulations.This correction network architecture leverages memristors for conducting multiply-accumulate operations aimed at rectifying non-uniform noise,defective pixels(stuck-at-bright/dark),and exposure mismatch.Compared to systems without correction,the proposed architecture achieves up to 50.13%improvement in recognition accuracy while demonstrating robust tolerance to memristor device-level errors.The proposed system achieves a 2.13-fold latency reduction and three orders of magnitude higher energy efficiency compared to conventional architecture.This work establishes a new paradigm for advancing the development of low-power,low-latency,and high-precision image processing systems.展开更多
The pantograph region constitutes one of the dominant aerodynamic sound sources in high-speed trains.In this study,a 1:3 scaled model of a representative pantograph structure was constructed,explicitly accounting for ...The pantograph region constitutes one of the dominant aerodynamic sound sources in high-speed trains.In this study,a 1:3 scaled model of a representative pantograph structure was constructed,explicitly accounting for the geometric configuration of its rod components.To achieve noise mitigation,the pantograph design incorporated aerodynamically optimized cylindrical rods with bio-inspired seal-vibrissa-shaped profiles,perforated geometries,and elliptical cross-sections,etc.The flow dynamics and aeroacoustic characteristics within the pantograph region were systematically investigated through the wall-adapting local eddy-viscosity large-eddy simulation coupled with the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings(FW-H)acoustic analogy method.Results showed that the structural optimization of the pantograph key components greatly attenuated the vortex shedding intensity in the rod assemblies,inhibiting the initiation and evolution of large-scale Kármán vortex streets,reducing the surface pressure fluctuations,and enhancing the overall aerodynamic performance.In the optimized model of pantograph,the noise level at first tonal peak around 850 Hz is greatly mitigated and the second harmonic peak at 1750 Hz identified in the original model is absent,with overall sound pressure levels reduced by 6.3 dB(A)and 6.6 dB(A)along the streamwise and vertical planes,respectively.These findings validate the efficiency of the noise reduction methods introduced for the optimized pantograph structure.展开更多
A systematic approach is used to analyze the noise in CMOS low noise amplifier(LNA),including channel noise and induced gate noise in MOS devices.A new analytical formula for noise figure is proposed.Based on this for...A systematic approach is used to analyze the noise in CMOS low noise amplifier(LNA),including channel noise and induced gate noise in MOS devices.A new analytical formula for noise figure is proposed.Based on this formula,the impacts of distributed gate resistance and intrinsic channel resistance on noise performance are discussed.Two kinds of noise optimization approaches are performed and applied to the design of a 5 2GHz CMOS LNA.展开更多
Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,co...Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,counter-terrorism,firefighting,surveillance,and cargo transportation.While performing these tasks,quadrotors must operate in noisy environments.Therefore,a robust controller design that can control the altitude and attitude of the quadrotor in noisy environments is of great importance.Many researchers have focused only on white Gaussian noise in their studies,whereas researchers need to consider the effects of all colored noises during the operation of the quadrotor.This study aims to design a robust controller that is resistant to all colored noises.Firstly,a nonlinear quadrotormodel was created with MATLAB.Then,a backstepping controller resistant to colored noises was designed.Thedesigned backstepping controller was tested under Gaussian white,pink,brown,blue,and purple noises.PID and Lyapunov-based controller designswere also carried out,and their time responses(rise time,overshoot,settling time)were compared with those of the backstepping controller.In the simulations,time was in seconds,altitude was in meters,and roll,pitch,and yaw references were in radians.Rise and settling time values were in seconds,and overshoot value was in percent.When the obtained values are examined,simulations prove that the proposed backstepping controller has the least overshoot and the shortest settling time under all noise types.展开更多
Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simu...Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simultaneous observations of numerous stations for extensive coverage.To conduct a comprehensive karst feature investigation with limited stations,we designed a new synchronous-asyn-chronous observation system that facilitates dense array observations.We conducted two rounds of asynchronous observations,each lasting approximately 24 h,in combination with synchronous backbone stations.We achieved wide-ranging coverage of the study area utilizing 197 nodal receivers,with an average station spacing of 7 m.The beamforming results revealed distinct variations in the noise source distributions between day and night.We estimated the source strength in the stationary phase zone and used a weighting scheme for stacking the cross-correlation functions(C ^(1) functions)to suppress the influ-ence of nonuniform noise source distributions.The weights were derived from the similarity coefficients between multicomponent C^(1)functions related to Rayleigh waves.We employed the cross-correlation of C ^(1) functions(C^(2)methods)to obtain the empirical Green’s functions between asynchronous stations.To eliminate artifacts in C ^(2) functions from higher-mode surface waves in C^(1)functions,we filtered the C^(1)functions on the basis of different particle motions linked to multimode Rayleigh waves.The dispersion measurements of Rayleigh waves obtained from both the C^(1)and C^(2)functions were utilized in surface wave tomography.The inverted three-dimensional(3D)shear-wave(S-wave)velocity model reveals two significant low-velocity zones at depths ranging from 40 to 60 m,which align well with the karst caves found in the drilling data.The method of short-term synchronous-asynchronous ambient noise tomography shows promise as a cost-effective and efficient approach for urban geohazard investigations.展开更多
Ramsey oscillations typically exhibit an exponential decay envelope due to environmental noise. However,recent experiments have observed nonmonotonic Ramsey fringes characterized by beating patterns, which deviate fro...Ramsey oscillations typically exhibit an exponential decay envelope due to environmental noise. However,recent experiments have observed nonmonotonic Ramsey fringes characterized by beating patterns, which deviate from the standard behavior. These beating patterns have primarily been attributed to charge-noise fluctuations.In this paper, we have experimentally observed Ramsey fringe with beating pattern for transmon qubits, and traced the origin to electric instruments induced flux noise.展开更多
In the era of rapidly expanding wireless technologies,the push for larger spectrum efficiency and better signal integrity has intensified the need for high-efficient and low noise amplifiers(LNAs).A two-stage LNA base...In the era of rapidly expanding wireless technologies,the push for larger spectrum efficiency and better signal integrity has intensified the need for high-efficient and low noise amplifiers(LNAs).A two-stage LNA based on the GaAs/InGaAs pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor(pHEMT)with a relatively large gate length of 2μm is designed for high-performance 2.4-GHz wireless communication.The I-V characteristic and two-port high-frequency S-parameter of the transistor are measured by on-wafer probing techniques.The results indicate that a discrete transistor with a gate size of 2μm×50μm can provide a maximum transconductance of 16 mS,corresponding to a maximum current-gain cut-off frequency of 7 GHz and maximum oscillation frequency of 8 GHz at the 1-V drain-source voltage.With the impedance matching networks based transmission line technique,an extended integrated layout structure is designed and simulated by using the momentum simulation tool embedded in Advanced Design System,to alleviate the trade-off between noise figure(NF)and gain of the circuit.The findings show that the transistor based on the GaAs/InGaAs technology is capable of delivering high performance with power consumption low to 16 mW,where the maximum simulated gain of 21.5 dB and minimum NF of 2.4 dB are achieved.In terms of linearity,the proposed LNA provides terrific output 1-dB compression of-3 dBm and output third-order intercept point values of 10 dBm.The bandwidth of 0.12 GHz and figure-of-merit of 12 are obtained,which are comparable to that of existing LNAs based on pHEMT.Such a device may benefit to accelerate the development of more robust and power-efficient front-end modules in modern wireless systems,especially for advancing performance-driven applications.展开更多
A novel suppression method of the phase noise is proposed to reduce the negative impacts of phase noise in coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing(CO-OFDM)systems.The method integrates the sub-symb...A novel suppression method of the phase noise is proposed to reduce the negative impacts of phase noise in coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing(CO-OFDM)systems.The method integrates the sub-symbol second-order polynomial interpolation(SSPI)with cubature Kalman filter(CKF)to improve the precision and effectiveness of the data processing through using a three-stage processing approach of phase noise.First of all,the phase noise values in OFDM symbols are calculated by using pilot symbols.Then,second-order Newton interpolation(SNI)is used in second-order interpolation to acquire precise noise estimation.Afterwards,every OFDM symbol is partitioned into several sub-symbols,and second-order polynomial interpolation(SPI)is utilized in the time domain to enhance suppression accuracy and time resolution.Ultimately,CKF is employed to suppress the residual phase noise.The simulation results show that this method significantly suppresses the impact of the phase noise on the system,and the error floors can be decreased at the condition of 16 quadrature amplitude modulation(16QAM)and 32QAM.The proposed method can greatly improve the CO-OFDM system's ability to tolerate the wider laser linewidth.This method,compared to the linear interpolation sub-symbol common phase error compensation(LI-SCPEC)and Lagrange interpolation and extended Kalman filter(LRI-EKF)algorithms,has superior suppression effect.展开更多
The noise generated by subsonic jet nozzles, commonly encountered in civilian aircraft, is rather significant and propagates in both the upstream and downstream directions due to large-scale and fine-scale turbulence ...The noise generated by subsonic jet nozzles, commonly encountered in civilian aircraft, is rather significant and propagates in both the upstream and downstream directions due to large-scale and fine-scale turbulence structures. In this paper, a distinctive inner wall treatment strategy, denoted as the Azimuthally-distributed Wavy Inner Wall (AWIW), is proposed, which is aimed at mitigating jet noise. Within this strategy, a circumferentially dispersed treatment wall characterized by a minute wavy pattern is substituted for the smooth inner wall in proximity to the nozzle outlet. To assess the effectiveness of the AWIW treatment, we conducted numerical simulations. The unsteady flow field and far-field noise were predicted by employing Large Eddy Simulations (LES) coupled with the Ffowcs Williams and Hawkings (FW-H) integration method. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanism underlying the noise reduction facilitated by the AWIW treatment, it examined physical parameters such as the Lighthill source acoustic source term, the turbulent kinetic energy acoustic source term, and the shear layer instability. The results reveal that the AWIW treatment expedites the instability within the shear layer of the jet, leading to an early disruption of the jet shear layer, and consequently turbulent structures in varying sizes are generated downstream. This process effectively regulates the generation and emission of jet noise. By controlling the minor scale turbulence through the AWIW treatment, the mid- and high-frequency noise within the distant field can be significantly reduced. In the context of the flow field, the introduction of AWIW also leads to a decrease in drag on the inner wall surface of the jet, thereby improving the overall aerodynamic performance of the nozzle. Considering these attributes, the AWIW strategy emerges as a viable technique for the reduction of jet noise.展开更多
The noise feature of a single-mode class-A laser amplifier is investigated by solving the Maxwell–Bloch equations of motion in the presence of the fluctuation force of cavity Langevin.The aim is to calculate the simu...The noise feature of a single-mode class-A laser amplifier is investigated by solving the Maxwell–Bloch equations of motion in the presence of the fluctuation force of cavity Langevin.The aim is to calculate the simultaneous fluctuations that are superimposed on the amplitude and phase of the cavity electric field, as well as the atomic population inversion. The correlation function of these fluctuations yields the amplitude, phase, and spontaneous emission noise fluxes, respectively. The amplitude and spontaneous emission noise fluxes exhibit the Lorentzian profiles in both the below-threshold state and the injection-locking region of the above-threshold state. While noise is typically viewed negatively in science and engineering, this research highlights its positive role as a valuable tool for measuring the optical properties of a laser amplifier. For instance, the degree of first-order temporal coherence(DFOTC) is derived by taking the Fourier transform of the amplitude noise flux. The damping rate of DFOTC is associated with the coherence time of the light emitted by the laser amplifier. Furthermore, the uncertainty relation between noise bandwidth and coherence time is confirmed. Finally, it is demonstrated that the input pumping noise flux, together with the output amplitude and spontaneous emission noise fluxes, satisfy the principle of flux conservation.展开更多
The noise generated by high-speed hair dryers significantly affects user experience,with aerodynamic design playing a crucial role in controlling sound emissions.This study investigates the aerodynamic noise character...The noise generated by high-speed hair dryers significantly affects user experience,with aerodynamic design playing a crucial role in controlling sound emissions.This study investigates the aerodynamic noise characteristics of a commercial high-speed hair dryer through Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)analysis.The velocity field,streamline patterns,and vector distribution within the primary flow path and internal cavity were systematically examined.Results indicate that strong interactions between the wake flow generated by the guide vanes and the straight baffle in the rear flow path induce vortex structures near the outlet,which are primarily responsible for highfrequency noise.To address this,the guide vanes and rear flow path geometry were redesigned and optimized for improved acoustic and aerodynamic performance.Underrated operating conditions(28 V,20,000 rpm),the optimized configuration achieves a noise reduction of more than 2.2 dB while increasing outlet wind speed by over 9%.Moreover,the noise suppression effect becomes more pronounced at lower rotational speeds.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52201376)the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province,China(Grant No.2023AFB683).
文摘In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at varying loading conditions(J=0.3 and J=0.6).It is revealed that the quadrupole term contribution in the P-FWH method significantly affects the monopole term in the low-frequency region,while it mainly affects the dipole term in the high-frequency region.Specifically,the overall sound pressure levels(SPL)of the RDT using the P-FWH method are 2.27 dB,10.03 dB,and 16.73 dB at the receiving points from R1 to R3 under the heavy-loaded condition,while they increase by 0.67 dB at R1,and decrease by 14.93 dB at R2,and 22.20 dB at R3,for the light-loaded condition.The study also utilizes the pressure-time derivatives to visualize the numerical noise and to pinpoint the dynamics of the vortex cores,and the optimization of the grid design can significantly reduce the numerical noise.The computational accuracy of the P-FWH method can meet the noise requirements for the preliminary design of rim driven thrusters.
基金supported by the General Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.62575116)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.62262005)+1 种基金the High-level Innovative Talents in Guizhou Province (Grant No.GCC[2023]033)the Open Project of the Text Computing and Cognitive Intelligence Ministry of Education Engineering Research Center(Grant No.TCCI250208)。
文摘The node labels collected from real-world applications are often accompanied by the occurrence of in-distribution noise(seen class nodes with wrong labels) and out-of-distribution noise(unseen class nodes with seen class labels), which significantly degrade the superior performance of recently emerged open-set graph neural networks(GNN). Nowadays, only a few researchers have attempted to introduce sample selection strategies developed in non-graph areas to limit the influence of noisy node labels. These studies often neglect the impact of inaccurate graph structure relationships, invalid utilization of noisy nodes and unlabeled nodes self-supervision information for noisy node labels constraint. More importantly, simply enhancing the accuracy of graph structure relationships or the utilization of nodes' self-supervision information still cannot minimize the influence of noisy node labels for open-set GNN. In this paper, we propose a novel RT-OGNN(robust training of open-set GNN) framework to solve the above-mentioned issues. Specifically, an effective graph structure learning module is proposed to weaken the impact of structure noise and extend the receptive field of nodes. Then, the augmented graph is sent to a pair of peer GNNs to accurately distinguish noisy node labels of labeled nodes. Third, the label propagation and multilayer perceptron-based decoder modules are simultaneously introduced to discover more supervision information from remaining nodes apart from clean nodes. Finally, we jointly optimize the above modules and open-set GNN in an end-to-end way via consistency regularization loss and cross-entropy loss, which minimizes the influence of noisy node labels and provides more supervision guidance for open-set GNN optimization.Extensive experiments on three benchmarks and various noise rates validate the superiority of RT-OGNN over state-of-the-art models.
基金the Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province,China(Nos.2023NSFSC0902,2024ZYD0083)the Open Project of Key Laboratory of Aerodynamic Noise Control of China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center(No.ANCL20220202)+1 种基金the Open Project of Key Laboratory of Flight Techniques and Flight Safety,CAAC,China(No.FZ2022KF01)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China(No.24CAFUC01007)。
文摘This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments of noise levels under various flight conditions,including takeoff,climbing,level flight,landing,hovering,etc.Subsequently,time–frequency analysis was conducted on the test data utilizing traditional A-weighted sound pressure levels,which was followed by quantitative comparisons across different flight conditions.Then,detailed evaluation and discussion were conducted,taking into account the subjective perceptions and communication challenges of cabin crew members.This assessment incorporated the use of aviation noise indicators,speech interference levels,and metrics related to sound quality.Finally,potential noise reduction measures and their effects were preliminarily discussed.The results indicate that helicopter cabin noise exhibited variations across different flight states or positions within the same state,ranging from 87.6 d B(A)to 92.6 dB(A).Discrepancies between A-weighted sound pressure level and psychoacoustic parameters were observed,particularly during hovering states,which indicate that there is a necessity for the combination of multiple evaluation indicators.Notably,damping measure can serve as a pivotal factor in mitigating cabin noise.
基金supported by the Key Research and Development Program of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region(No.2020B03006-1)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.42304069,and 42102275).
文摘The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismogenic environment.We obtained a high-resolution S-wave velocity model of the shallow crust at depths of 0–8 km using ambient noise tomography applied to data from a dense seismic array.Sediments are generally thinner in the southeast and thicker in the northwest,with a maximum thickness of more than 8 km.Variations in the velocity structure near the Xishan,Wanyaogou,and Yamalike faults indicate that their formation was related to differences in the physical properties on either side of the fault.In addition,the faults exhibit thrusting of the low-velocity sides towards the high-velocity sides.In the study area,earthquakes rarely occur at depths of less than 3 km and are mostly concentrated in the high-velocity zone in the southern part.Below 3 km depth,more earthquakes were observed,mainly distributed near faults or in relatively high-velocity areas in the southern part.This suggests that high-velocity structures are more prone to stress accumulation,resulting in earthquakes.At 6–8 km depth,the densely distributed earthquakes in the northwestern part of the Bogda mountains are well-aligned with the northwest-oriented low-velocity zone observed in this study,suggesting that this weak zone likely controls seismicity in this area.
文摘While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as complex 3D survey planning,low signal-tonoise ratio raw data,inadequate near-surface velocity modeling,and imaging inaccuracy have long hindered the advancement of seismic exploration across this region.Through a problem-solving approach rooted in geological target analysis,this research systematically investigates the behavioral patterns of nodal seismometer-based high-density seismic acquisition in loess plateau.Tailored advancements in waveform enhancement and depth velocity modelling methodologies have been engineered.Field validations confirm that the optimized workflow demonstrates marked improvements in amplitude preservation and imaging resolution,offering novel insights for future reservoir characterization endeavors.
基金financially supported by the Swedish Transport Administration(Trafikverket)through the“Excellence Area 4”and FOI-BBT program(Grant Nos.BBT-2019-022 and BBT-TRV 2024/132497).
文摘Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may compromise their fatigue capacity.The most common structural design for railway noise barriers consists of vertical configurations of posts and panels.However,there have been few dynamic analyses of steel post/wood panel noise barriers under train-induced aerodynamic loads.This study used dynamic finite element analysis to assess the dynamic behavior of such noise barriers.Analysis of a 40-m-long noise barrier model and a triangular simplified load model,the latter of which effectively represented the detailed aerodynamic load,were first used to establish the model and input of the moving load during dynamic simulation.Then,the effects of different parameters on the dynamic response of the noise barrier were evaluated,including the damping ratio,the profile of the steel post,the span length of the panel,the barrier height,and the train speed.Gray relational analysis indicated that barrier height exhibited the highest correlations with the dynamic responses,followed by train speed,post profile,span length,and damping ratio.A reduction in the natural frequency and an increase in the train speed result in a higher peak response and more pronounced fluctuations between the nose and tail waves.The dynamic amplification factor(DAF)was found to be related to both the natural frequency and train speed.A model was proposed showing that the DAF significantly increases as the square of the natural frequency decreases and the cube of the train speed rises.
基金supported by the Shenzhen Stability Support Plan(Grant No.20231122095154003)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51978671 and 52422807).
文摘Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at three tunnels.The research focuses on both the temporal evolution and spatial propagation of airblasts.Temporal analysis,including peak overpressure(POp),positive duration(PD),and Fourier main frequency(MF),emphasizes the relationship between airblast characteristics,blasting delays,and rock grade.It shows that airblast bandwidths are typically in the range of 3e200 Hz,with noise levels exceeding 130 dB,which is comparable to jet engines and rocket launch.Spatial propagation analysis reveals the impact of tunnel space on airblast propagation.Although POp and PD typically decrease with distance inside the tunnel,wave superposition can cause increased overpressure and prolonged durations at far-field distances(above 60 m kg^(-1/3)).Outside the tunnel,sound radiation was influenced by azimuth and was basically determined by sound power d an often-overlooked factor.To address the anisotropic propagation of airblasts,a predictive model was proposed for external noise levels,considering variables like distance,azimuth angle,initial sound power,and wave expansion.Validated by tests,this model successfully unifies data from three studies,helping to explain and predict airblast disturbances near tunnels.
基金Jiangsu Association for Science and Technology Youth Talent Support Project(Grant No.JSTJ-2024-031)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52005265)Natural Science Fund for Colleges and Universities in Jiangsu Province(Grant No.20KJB460002)。
文摘Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this study presents an innovative bearing fault diagnosis approach predicated on Parameter⁃Optimized Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(POSGMD)and Improved Convolutional Neural Network(ICNN).Firstly,assisted by the relative entropy⁃based adaptive selection of embedding dimension,a POSGMD is presented to adaptively decompose the collected bearing vibration signals into various Symplectic Geometry Components(SGC),which can solve the problem of manual selection of the embedding dimension in the raw Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(SGMD).Meanwhile,the signal reconstruction on the decomposed SGC is conducted based on kurtosis⁃weighted principle to obtain the reconstructed signals.Subsequently,the Continuous Wavelet Transform(CWT)of the reconstructed signals is calculated to generate the corresponding time⁃frequency images as sample set.Finally,an ICNN is introduced for model training and automatic recognition of bearing faults.Two case studies are used to validate the presented methods efficacy.Comparing the presented method with traditional fault diagnosis methods,experimental results show that it can achieve greater identification accuracy and superior anti⁃noise resilience.This work provides a practical and effective solution for fault diagnosis in wind turbine bearings,contributing to the timely detection of faults and the reliable operation of wind turbines or other rotational machinery in industrial applications.
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Council,Taiwan,under grant no.NSTC 114-2221-E-197-005-MY3.
文摘With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard)problems such as the Traveling Salesman Problem(TSP).However,existing diffusion model-based solvers typically employ a fixed,uniform noise schedule(e.g.,linear or cosine annealing)across all training instances,failing to fully account for the unique characteristics of each problem instance.To address this challenge,we present GraphGuided Diffusion Solvers(GGDS),an enhanced method for improving graph-based diffusion models.GGDS leverages Graph Neural Networks(GNNs)to capture graph structural information embedded in node coordinates and adjacency matrices,dynamically adjusting the noise levels in the diffusion model.This study investigates the TSP by examining two distinct time-step noise generation strategies:cosine annealing and a Neural Network(NN)-based approach.We evaluate their performance across different problem scales,particularly after integrating graph structural information.Experimental results indicate that GGDS outperforms previous methods with average performance improvements of 18.7%,6.3%,and 88.7%on TSP-500,TSP-100,and TSP-50,respectively.Specifically,GGDS demonstrates superior performance on TSP-500 and TSP-50,while its performance on TSP-100 is either comparable to or slightly better than that of previous methods,depending on the chosen noise schedule and decoding strategy.
基金Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2024YFA1208800)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62404253,62304254,U23A20322)。
文摘Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and power consumption overhead in the analog-to-digital conversion.In this work,we propose an analog-domain image correction architecture based on a proposed small-scale UNet,which implements a compact noise correction network within a one-transistor-one-memristor(1T1R)array.The statistical non-idealities of the fabricated 1T1R array(e.g.,device variability)are rigorously incorporated into the network's training and inference simulations.This correction network architecture leverages memristors for conducting multiply-accumulate operations aimed at rectifying non-uniform noise,defective pixels(stuck-at-bright/dark),and exposure mismatch.Compared to systems without correction,the proposed architecture achieves up to 50.13%improvement in recognition accuracy while demonstrating robust tolerance to memristor device-level errors.The proposed system achieves a 2.13-fold latency reduction and three orders of magnitude higher energy efficiency compared to conventional architecture.This work establishes a new paradigm for advancing the development of low-power,low-latency,and high-precision image processing systems.
基金Projects(52232013,51875411)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘The pantograph region constitutes one of the dominant aerodynamic sound sources in high-speed trains.In this study,a 1:3 scaled model of a representative pantograph structure was constructed,explicitly accounting for the geometric configuration of its rod components.To achieve noise mitigation,the pantograph design incorporated aerodynamically optimized cylindrical rods with bio-inspired seal-vibrissa-shaped profiles,perforated geometries,and elliptical cross-sections,etc.The flow dynamics and aeroacoustic characteristics within the pantograph region were systematically investigated through the wall-adapting local eddy-viscosity large-eddy simulation coupled with the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings(FW-H)acoustic analogy method.Results showed that the structural optimization of the pantograph key components greatly attenuated the vortex shedding intensity in the rod assemblies,inhibiting the initiation and evolution of large-scale Kármán vortex streets,reducing the surface pressure fluctuations,and enhancing the overall aerodynamic performance.In the optimized model of pantograph,the noise level at first tonal peak around 850 Hz is greatly mitigated and the second harmonic peak at 1750 Hz identified in the original model is absent,with overall sound pressure levels reduced by 6.3 dB(A)and 6.6 dB(A)along the streamwise and vertical planes,respectively.These findings validate the efficiency of the noise reduction methods introduced for the optimized pantograph structure.
文摘A systematic approach is used to analyze the noise in CMOS low noise amplifier(LNA),including channel noise and induced gate noise in MOS devices.A new analytical formula for noise figure is proposed.Based on this formula,the impacts of distributed gate resistance and intrinsic channel resistance on noise performance are discussed.Two kinds of noise optimization approaches are performed and applied to the design of a 5 2GHz CMOS LNA.
文摘Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,counter-terrorism,firefighting,surveillance,and cargo transportation.While performing these tasks,quadrotors must operate in noisy environments.Therefore,a robust controller design that can control the altitude and attitude of the quadrotor in noisy environments is of great importance.Many researchers have focused only on white Gaussian noise in their studies,whereas researchers need to consider the effects of all colored noises during the operation of the quadrotor.This study aims to design a robust controller that is resistant to all colored noises.Firstly,a nonlinear quadrotormodel was created with MATLAB.Then,a backstepping controller resistant to colored noises was designed.Thedesigned backstepping controller was tested under Gaussian white,pink,brown,blue,and purple noises.PID and Lyapunov-based controller designswere also carried out,and their time responses(rise time,overshoot,settling time)were compared with those of the backstepping controller.In the simulations,time was in seconds,altitude was in meters,and roll,pitch,and yaw references were in radians.Rise and settling time values were in seconds,and overshoot value was in percent.When the obtained values are examined,simulations prove that the proposed backstepping controller has the least overshoot and the shortest settling time under all noise types.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41830103)the Project of Nanjing Center of China Geological Survey(DD20190281).
文摘Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simultaneous observations of numerous stations for extensive coverage.To conduct a comprehensive karst feature investigation with limited stations,we designed a new synchronous-asyn-chronous observation system that facilitates dense array observations.We conducted two rounds of asynchronous observations,each lasting approximately 24 h,in combination with synchronous backbone stations.We achieved wide-ranging coverage of the study area utilizing 197 nodal receivers,with an average station spacing of 7 m.The beamforming results revealed distinct variations in the noise source distributions between day and night.We estimated the source strength in the stationary phase zone and used a weighting scheme for stacking the cross-correlation functions(C ^(1) functions)to suppress the influ-ence of nonuniform noise source distributions.The weights were derived from the similarity coefficients between multicomponent C^(1)functions related to Rayleigh waves.We employed the cross-correlation of C ^(1) functions(C^(2)methods)to obtain the empirical Green’s functions between asynchronous stations.To eliminate artifacts in C ^(2) functions from higher-mode surface waves in C^(1)functions,we filtered the C^(1)functions on the basis of different particle motions linked to multimode Rayleigh waves.The dispersion measurements of Rayleigh waves obtained from both the C^(1)and C^(2)functions were utilized in surface wave tomography.The inverted three-dimensional(3D)shear-wave(S-wave)velocity model reveals two significant low-velocity zones at depths ranging from 40 to 60 m,which align well with the karst caves found in the drilling data.The method of short-term synchronous-asynchronous ambient noise tomography shows promise as a cost-effective and efficient approach for urban geohazard investigations.
文摘Ramsey oscillations typically exhibit an exponential decay envelope due to environmental noise. However,recent experiments have observed nonmonotonic Ramsey fringes characterized by beating patterns, which deviate from the standard behavior. These beating patterns have primarily been attributed to charge-noise fluctuations.In this paper, we have experimentally observed Ramsey fringe with beating pattern for transmon qubits, and traced the origin to electric instruments induced flux noise.
基金supported by Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council(EPSRC)under Grant No.EP/P006973/1.
文摘In the era of rapidly expanding wireless technologies,the push for larger spectrum efficiency and better signal integrity has intensified the need for high-efficient and low noise amplifiers(LNAs).A two-stage LNA based on the GaAs/InGaAs pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor(pHEMT)with a relatively large gate length of 2μm is designed for high-performance 2.4-GHz wireless communication.The I-V characteristic and two-port high-frequency S-parameter of the transistor are measured by on-wafer probing techniques.The results indicate that a discrete transistor with a gate size of 2μm×50μm can provide a maximum transconductance of 16 mS,corresponding to a maximum current-gain cut-off frequency of 7 GHz and maximum oscillation frequency of 8 GHz at the 1-V drain-source voltage.With the impedance matching networks based transmission line technique,an extended integrated layout structure is designed and simulated by using the momentum simulation tool embedded in Advanced Design System,to alleviate the trade-off between noise figure(NF)and gain of the circuit.The findings show that the transistor based on the GaAs/InGaAs technology is capable of delivering high performance with power consumption low to 16 mW,where the maximum simulated gain of 21.5 dB and minimum NF of 2.4 dB are achieved.In terms of linearity,the proposed LNA provides terrific output 1-dB compression of-3 dBm and output third-order intercept point values of 10 dBm.The bandwidth of 0.12 GHz and figure-of-merit of 12 are obtained,which are comparable to that of existing LNAs based on pHEMT.Such a device may benefit to accelerate the development of more robust and power-efficient front-end modules in modern wireless systems,especially for advancing performance-driven applications.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.U21A20447 and 61971079)。
文摘A novel suppression method of the phase noise is proposed to reduce the negative impacts of phase noise in coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing(CO-OFDM)systems.The method integrates the sub-symbol second-order polynomial interpolation(SSPI)with cubature Kalman filter(CKF)to improve the precision and effectiveness of the data processing through using a three-stage processing approach of phase noise.First of all,the phase noise values in OFDM symbols are calculated by using pilot symbols.Then,second-order Newton interpolation(SNI)is used in second-order interpolation to acquire precise noise estimation.Afterwards,every OFDM symbol is partitioned into several sub-symbols,and second-order polynomial interpolation(SPI)is utilized in the time domain to enhance suppression accuracy and time resolution.Ultimately,CKF is employed to suppress the residual phase noise.The simulation results show that this method significantly suppresses the impact of the phase noise on the system,and the error floors can be decreased at the condition of 16 quadrature amplitude modulation(16QAM)and 32QAM.The proposed method can greatly improve the CO-OFDM system's ability to tolerate the wider laser linewidth.This method,compared to the linear interpolation sub-symbol common phase error compensation(LI-SCPEC)and Lagrange interpolation and extended Kalman filter(LRI-EKF)algorithms,has superior suppression effect.
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12372256,12072186).
文摘The noise generated by subsonic jet nozzles, commonly encountered in civilian aircraft, is rather significant and propagates in both the upstream and downstream directions due to large-scale and fine-scale turbulence structures. In this paper, a distinctive inner wall treatment strategy, denoted as the Azimuthally-distributed Wavy Inner Wall (AWIW), is proposed, which is aimed at mitigating jet noise. Within this strategy, a circumferentially dispersed treatment wall characterized by a minute wavy pattern is substituted for the smooth inner wall in proximity to the nozzle outlet. To assess the effectiveness of the AWIW treatment, we conducted numerical simulations. The unsteady flow field and far-field noise were predicted by employing Large Eddy Simulations (LES) coupled with the Ffowcs Williams and Hawkings (FW-H) integration method. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanism underlying the noise reduction facilitated by the AWIW treatment, it examined physical parameters such as the Lighthill source acoustic source term, the turbulent kinetic energy acoustic source term, and the shear layer instability. The results reveal that the AWIW treatment expedites the instability within the shear layer of the jet, leading to an early disruption of the jet shear layer, and consequently turbulent structures in varying sizes are generated downstream. This process effectively regulates the generation and emission of jet noise. By controlling the minor scale turbulence through the AWIW treatment, the mid- and high-frequency noise within the distant field can be significantly reduced. In the context of the flow field, the introduction of AWIW also leads to a decrease in drag on the inner wall surface of the jet, thereby improving the overall aerodynamic performance of the nozzle. Considering these attributes, the AWIW strategy emerges as a viable technique for the reduction of jet noise.
文摘The noise feature of a single-mode class-A laser amplifier is investigated by solving the Maxwell–Bloch equations of motion in the presence of the fluctuation force of cavity Langevin.The aim is to calculate the simultaneous fluctuations that are superimposed on the amplitude and phase of the cavity electric field, as well as the atomic population inversion. The correlation function of these fluctuations yields the amplitude, phase, and spontaneous emission noise fluxes, respectively. The amplitude and spontaneous emission noise fluxes exhibit the Lorentzian profiles in both the below-threshold state and the injection-locking region of the above-threshold state. While noise is typically viewed negatively in science and engineering, this research highlights its positive role as a valuable tool for measuring the optical properties of a laser amplifier. For instance, the degree of first-order temporal coherence(DFOTC) is derived by taking the Fourier transform of the amplitude noise flux. The damping rate of DFOTC is associated with the coherence time of the light emitted by the laser amplifier. Furthermore, the uncertainty relation between noise bandwidth and coherence time is confirmed. Finally, it is demonstrated that the input pumping noise flux, together with the output amplitude and spontaneous emission noise fluxes, satisfy the principle of flux conservation.
基金supported by Research Project of Zhuhai City Polytechnic(Grant No.2024KYBS06)Education Research Project of Zhuhai City Polytechnic(Grant No.JY20250404).
文摘The noise generated by high-speed hair dryers significantly affects user experience,with aerodynamic design playing a crucial role in controlling sound emissions.This study investigates the aerodynamic noise characteristics of a commercial high-speed hair dryer through Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD)analysis.The velocity field,streamline patterns,and vector distribution within the primary flow path and internal cavity were systematically examined.Results indicate that strong interactions between the wake flow generated by the guide vanes and the straight baffle in the rear flow path induce vortex structures near the outlet,which are primarily responsible for highfrequency noise.To address this,the guide vanes and rear flow path geometry were redesigned and optimized for improved acoustic and aerodynamic performance.Underrated operating conditions(28 V,20,000 rpm),the optimized configuration achieves a noise reduction of more than 2.2 dB while increasing outlet wind speed by over 9%.Moreover,the noise suppression effect becomes more pronounced at lower rotational speeds.
