The present paper deals with the development of a modular, flexible and structured block to block approach for the study of regulators by implementing the different blocks on a DSP （digital signal processor）. The pr...The present paper deals with the development of a modular, flexible and structured block to block approach for the study of regulators by implementing the different blocks on a DSP （digital signal processor）. The proposed low-cost approach has been applied and validated by the implementation of an industrial regulator in a real time hardware-in-the-loop simulation of a mixed islanded power network including precise models of the hydraulic system. The studied network is constituted of three different types of electrical power generation systems and a consumer.展开更多
Traditionally,a continuous-wave(CW)signal is used to simulate RF circuits during the design procedure,while the fabricated circuits are measured by modulated signals in the test phase,because modulated signals are use...Traditionally,a continuous-wave(CW)signal is used to simulate RF circuits during the design procedure,while the fabricated circuits are measured by modulated signals in the test phase,because modulated signals are used in reality.It is almost impossible to use a CW signal to predict system performances,such as error vector magnitude(EVM),bit error rate(BER),etc.,of a transceiver front-end when dealing with complex modulated signals.This paper develops an integrated system evaluation engine(ISEE)to evaluate the system performances of a transceiver front-end or its sub-circuits.This crossdomain simulation platform is based on Matlab,advanced design system(ADS),and Cadence simulators to link the baseband signals and transceiver frond-end.An orthogonal frequency division multiplex(OFDM)modem is implemented in Matlab for evaluating the system performances.The modulated baseband signal from Matlab is dynamically fed into ADS,which includes transceiver front-end for co-simulation.The sub-block circuits of the transceiver front-end can be implemented using ADS and Cadence simulators.After system-level circuit simulation in ADS,the output signal is dynamically delivered to Matlab for demodulation.To simplify the use of the co-simulation platform,a graphical user interface(GUI)is constructed using Matlab.The parameters of the OFDM signals can be easily reconfigured on the GUI to simulate RF circuits with different modulation schemes.To demonstrate the effectiveness of the ISEE,a 3.5 GHz power amplifier is simulated and characterized using 20 MHz 16-and 64-QAM OFDM signals.展开更多
文摘The present paper deals with the development of a modular, flexible and structured block to block approach for the study of regulators by implementing the different blocks on a DSP （digital signal processor）. The proposed low-cost approach has been applied and validated by the implementation of an industrial regulator in a real time hardware-in-the-loop simulation of a mixed islanded power network including precise models of the hydraulic system. The studied network is constituted of three different types of electrical power generation systems and a consumer.
基金supported by the Project of Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone(No.HZQB-KCZYB-2020083).
文摘Traditionally,a continuous-wave(CW)signal is used to simulate RF circuits during the design procedure,while the fabricated circuits are measured by modulated signals in the test phase,because modulated signals are used in reality.It is almost impossible to use a CW signal to predict system performances,such as error vector magnitude(EVM),bit error rate(BER),etc.,of a transceiver front-end when dealing with complex modulated signals.This paper develops an integrated system evaluation engine(ISEE)to evaluate the system performances of a transceiver front-end or its sub-circuits.This crossdomain simulation platform is based on Matlab,advanced design system(ADS),and Cadence simulators to link the baseband signals and transceiver frond-end.An orthogonal frequency division multiplex(OFDM)modem is implemented in Matlab for evaluating the system performances.The modulated baseband signal from Matlab is dynamically fed into ADS,which includes transceiver front-end for co-simulation.The sub-block circuits of the transceiver front-end can be implemented using ADS and Cadence simulators.After system-level circuit simulation in ADS,the output signal is dynamically delivered to Matlab for demodulation.To simplify the use of the co-simulation platform,a graphical user interface(GUI)is constructed using Matlab.The parameters of the OFDM signals can be easily reconfigured on the GUI to simulate RF circuits with different modulation schemes.To demonstrate the effectiveness of the ISEE,a 3.5 GHz power amplifier is simulated and characterized using 20 MHz 16-and 64-QAM OFDM signals.
