A macroscopic model of the magnetoresistance effect in fimited anisotropic semiconductors is built. This model allows us to solve the problem of measurement of physical magnetoresistance components of crystals and fil...A macroscopic model of the magnetoresistance effect in fimited anisotropic semiconductors is built. This model allows us to solve the problem of measurement of physical magnetoresistance components of crystals and films. Based on a unified mathematical model the method is worked out enabling us to measure tensor components of the specific electrical resistance and the relative magnetoresistance of anisotropic semiconductors simultaneously.展开更多
Phenological models are valuable tools for predicting vegetation phenology and investigating the relationships between vegetation dynamics and climate. However, compared to temperate and boreal ecosystems, phenologica...Phenological models are valuable tools for predicting vegetation phenology and investigating the relationships between vegetation dynamics and climate. However, compared to temperate and boreal ecosystems, phenological modeling in alpine regions has received limited attention. In this study, we developed a semi-mechanistic phenological model, the Alpine Growing Season Index (AGSI), which incorporates the differential impacts of daily maximum and minimum air temperatures, as well as the constraints of precipitation and photoperiod, to predict foliar phenology in alpine grasslands on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau (QTP). The AGSI model is driven by daily minimum temperature (T_(min)), daily maximum temperature (T_(max)), precipitation averaged over the previous month (PA), and daily photoperiod (Photo). Based on the AGSI model, we further assessed the impacts of T_(min), T_(max), PA, and Photo on modeling accuracy, and identified the predominant climatic controls over foliar phenology across the entire QTP. Results showed that the AGSI model had higher accuracy than other GSI models. The total root mean square error (RMSE) of predicted leaf onset and offset dates, when evaluated using ground observations, was 12.9 ± 5.7 days, representing a reduction of 10.9%–54.1% compared to other models. The inclusion of T_(max) and PA in the AGSI model improved the total modeling accuracy of leaf onset and offset dates by 20.2%. Overall, PA and T_(min) showed more critical and extensive constraints on foliar phenology in alpine grasslands. The limiting effect of T_(max) was also considerable, particularly during July–November. This study provides a simple and effective tool for predicting foliar phenology in alpine grasslands and evaluating the climatic effects on vegetation phenological development in alpine regions.展开更多
Automatic gain control （AGC） has been used in many applications. The key features of AGC, including a steady state output and static/dynamic timing response, depend mainly on key parameters such as the reference and...Automatic gain control （AGC） has been used in many applications. The key features of AGC, including a steady state output and static/dynamic timing response, depend mainly on key parameters such as the reference and the filter coefficients. A simple model developed to describe AGC systems based on several simple assumptions shows that AGC always converges to the reference and that the timing constant depends on the filter coefficients. Measures are given to prevent oscillations and limit cycle effects. The simple AGC system is adapted to a multiple AGC system for a TV tuner in a much more efficient model. Simulations using the C language are 16 times faster than those with MATLAB, and 10 times faster than those with a mixed register transfer level （RTL）-simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis （SPICE） model.展开更多
An overall two-dimensional numerical model of the miniature flat plate capillary pumped loop （CPL） evaporator is developed to describe the liquid and vapor flow, heat transfer and phase change in the porous wick str...An overall two-dimensional numerical model of the miniature flat plate capillary pumped loop （CPL） evaporator is developed to describe the liquid and vapor flow, heat transfer and phase change in the porous wick structure, liquid flow and heat transfer in the compensation cavity and heat transfer in the vapor grooves and metallic wall. The entire evaporator is solved with SIMPLE algorithm as a conjugate problem. The effect of heat conduction of metallic side wall on the performance of miniature flat plate CPL evaporator is analyzed, and side wall effect heat transfer limit is introduced to estimate the performance of evaporator. The shape and location of vapor-liquid interface inside the wick are calculated and the influences of applied heat flux, liquid subcooling, wick material and metallic wall material on the evaporator performance are investigated in detail. The numerical results obtained are useful for the miniature flat plate evaporator performance optimization and design of CPL.展开更多
文摘A macroscopic model of the magnetoresistance effect in fimited anisotropic semiconductors is built. This model allows us to solve the problem of measurement of physical magnetoresistance components of crystals and films. Based on a unified mathematical model the method is worked out enabling us to measure tensor components of the specific electrical resistance and the relative magnetoresistance of anisotropic semiconductors simultaneously.
基金jointly funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (42201059)the General Program of Guangdong Provincial Natural Science Foundation (2024A1515012731)the Science and Technology Program of Guangdong (2024B1212070012)。
文摘Phenological models are valuable tools for predicting vegetation phenology and investigating the relationships between vegetation dynamics and climate. However, compared to temperate and boreal ecosystems, phenological modeling in alpine regions has received limited attention. In this study, we developed a semi-mechanistic phenological model, the Alpine Growing Season Index (AGSI), which incorporates the differential impacts of daily maximum and minimum air temperatures, as well as the constraints of precipitation and photoperiod, to predict foliar phenology in alpine grasslands on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau (QTP). The AGSI model is driven by daily minimum temperature (T_(min)), daily maximum temperature (T_(max)), precipitation averaged over the previous month (PA), and daily photoperiod (Photo). Based on the AGSI model, we further assessed the impacts of T_(min), T_(max), PA, and Photo on modeling accuracy, and identified the predominant climatic controls over foliar phenology across the entire QTP. Results showed that the AGSI model had higher accuracy than other GSI models. The total root mean square error (RMSE) of predicted leaf onset and offset dates, when evaluated using ground observations, was 12.9 ± 5.7 days, representing a reduction of 10.9%–54.1% compared to other models. The inclusion of T_(max) and PA in the AGSI model improved the total modeling accuracy of leaf onset and offset dates by 20.2%. Overall, PA and T_(min) showed more critical and extensive constraints on foliar phenology in alpine grasslands. The limiting effect of T_(max) was also considerable, particularly during July–November. This study provides a simple and effective tool for predicting foliar phenology in alpine grasslands and evaluating the climatic effects on vegetation phenological development in alpine regions.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60572087)
文摘Automatic gain control （AGC） has been used in many applications. The key features of AGC, including a steady state output and static/dynamic timing response, depend mainly on key parameters such as the reference and the filter coefficients. A simple model developed to describe AGC systems based on several simple assumptions shows that AGC always converges to the reference and that the timing constant depends on the filter coefficients. Measures are given to prevent oscillations and limit cycle effects. The simple AGC system is adapted to a multiple AGC system for a TV tuner in a much more efficient model. Simulations using the C language are 16 times faster than those with MATLAB, and 10 times faster than those with a mixed register transfer level （RTL）-simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis （SPICE） model.
文摘An overall two-dimensional numerical model of the miniature flat plate capillary pumped loop （CPL） evaporator is developed to describe the liquid and vapor flow, heat transfer and phase change in the porous wick structure, liquid flow and heat transfer in the compensation cavity and heat transfer in the vapor grooves and metallic wall. The entire evaporator is solved with SIMPLE algorithm as a conjugate problem. The effect of heat conduction of metallic side wall on the performance of miniature flat plate CPL evaporator is analyzed, and side wall effect heat transfer limit is introduced to estimate the performance of evaporator. The shape and location of vapor-liquid interface inside the wick are calculated and the influences of applied heat flux, liquid subcooling, wick material and metallic wall material on the evaporator performance are investigated in detail. The numerical results obtained are useful for the miniature flat plate evaporator performance optimization and design of CPL.
