Method for reducing signal distortion in an electro-mechanical transducer based on magnetic flux modes
OwnerWolfgang Klippelinventor
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The invention describes a method for reducing linear and nonlinear distortions in the output signal of an electromechanical transducer based on modal modeling of the magnetic field generated by an electric input current and magnets. The model employs modal decomposition to separate linear and nonlinear subsystems, with the free parameters determined from measurements and numerical simulations. Based on the identified model, the model states for a given input signal are computed, and the linear and nonlinear signal distortions are separated from the desired output. An analysis and diagnostic evaluation of these signal distortions reveals the physical causes and enables targeted design improvements to the transducer. In addition, the distortions in the output signal are converted into equivalent input distortions, which an electrical or digital controller actively compensates.
Method for attenuating the linear and nonlinear signal distortions in an output signal of a passive electro-mechanical transducer using a movable, mechanical drive element, wherein a time-varying electric current iC in a coil alters the magnetic field distribution in the transducer, generates a mechanical force Fx and a displacement x of the mechanical drive element, and a temporal change in the current iC or displacement x causes an electrical induction voltage uI in the coil;
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