CN119030502B - Adaptive dual-frequency bandpass filter based on intelligent algorithm - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of filters, in particular to an intelligent algorithm-based self-adaptive dual-band pass filter, which comprises a main body frame, a plurality of sensors arranged in the sensor cabin, a core filter structure arranged in the main body frame, an impedance tuning module arranged at an input end and an output end of the main body frame and used for adjusting the characteristics of a first passband and a second passband, an impedance analyzer chip arranged in the main body frame, and a main control unit electrically connected with the sensor cabin, the core filter structure, the impedance tuning module and the impedance analyzer chip, wherein the main control unit is used for executing a multi-source data fusion algorithm, the core filter structure is adjusted through the impedance tuning module according to the result of the multi-source data fusion algorithm, the first passband and the second passband are self-adaptively adjusted, and the filter can dynamically adjust the performance according to environmental changes and signal characteristics through the multi-source data fusion algorithm and a real-time adjustment mechanism.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of filters, in particular to an intelligent algorithm-based self-adaptive dual-band-pass filter.
Background
With the rapid development of modern radar technology, multi-band radar systems are widely used in the military and civil fields. These systems typically require processing signals in different frequency bands simultaneously, such as the GPS L1 band (1.575 GHz) for accurate positioning and the WiMAX band (3.5 GHz) for high speed data transmission. Thus, the high performance dual band pass filter (DBBPF) becomes a critical component in a multi-band radar system.
In recent years, researchers have proposed various methods of improving DBBPF performance. Among them, a common approach is to improve the performance of the filter by optimizing its physical structure. For example, a ladder impedance resonator, a mesh resonator, or a stub loading resonator is used. In addition, an intelligent algorithm is introduced to optimize the filter design process. For example, genetic algorithms or particle swarm optimization algorithms are used to find optimal filter parameters.
However, these prior art techniques still have some significant problems:
1. The lack of real-time adaptation capability-most existing DBBPF designs are static and cannot adjust the filter characteristics in real-time according to environmental changes and signal characteristics. In complex and varying electromagnetic environments, this may lead to a significant degradation of the filter performance.
2. Ambient sensing capabilities are inadequate-existing filter designs often lack the ability to sense the surrounding environment. They cannot acquire environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, vibration, etc. in real time, and thus cannot be adjusted in time against environmental changes.
3. Multisource data fusion is inadequate-although some designs introduce intelligent algorithms, most algorithms are optimized based on only a single data source, ignoring complex interactions between multiple environmental factors and system parameters.
4. The feedback mechanism is imperfect, and the existing intelligent optimization method is off-line and lacks a real-time feedback mechanism. This results in the filter not being able to be dynamically adjusted according to the actual operating conditions.
5. The algorithm complexity is high, and although some intelligent optimization algorithms can improve the filter performance, the algorithm has higher calculation complexity and is difficult to run in real time in an embedded system with limited resources.
6. Reliability and stability problems-existing filters lack self-diagnosis and self-repair capabilities under long-term operation and severe environments, and are prone to performance degradation or failure.
Aiming at the problems, the invention provides an adaptive dual-band-pass filter based on an intelligent algorithm.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the problems existing in the prior art, the invention provides an intelligent algorithm-based self-adaptive dual-band-pass filter, which is characterized in that the real-time self-adaptive adjustment of the filter characteristic is realized through a multi-source data fusion algorithm so as to adapt to complex and changeable electromagnetic environments.
The invention provides an intelligent algorithm-based self-adaptive dual-band pass filter, which comprises a main body frame, a plurality of sensors, a core filter structure, an impedance tuning module, an impedance analyzer chip and a main control unit, wherein independent sensor cabins are arranged in the main body frame, the plurality of sensors are arranged in the sensor cabins, the core filter structure is arranged in the main body frame and comprises two pairs of quarter-wavelength lambda/4 ladder impedance resonators and a branch loading three-mode resonator and is used for forming a first passband and a second passband, the impedance tuning module is arranged at an input end and an output end of the main body frame and is used for adjusting characteristics of the first passband and the second passband, the impedance analyzer chip is arranged in the main body frame, and the main control unit is electrically connected with the sensor cabins, the core filter structure, the impedance tuning module and the impedance analyzer chip, wherein the main control unit is used for executing a multi-source data fusion algorithm, and the core filter structure is adjusted through the impedance tuning module according to the result of the multi-source data fusion algorithm so as to achieve self-adaptive adjustment of the first passband and the second passband.
Specifically, the plurality of sensors include a temperature sensor array, a power detector, a standing wave ratio monitoring circuit, an ambient humidity sensor, and a vibration sensor, and are electrically connected with the main control unit through a high-speed digital interface.
Specifically, the impedance tuning module comprises a programmable waveform generator, a digital variable capacitor array and a variable inductor, and is electrically connected with the main control unit through an I2C bus.
Specifically, the impedance analyzer chip is electrically connected with the main control unit through an SPI interface.
The multi-source data fusion algorithm comprises the following steps of carrying out data preprocessing on raw data acquired by the plurality of sensors, carrying out sensor reliability evaluation based on the preprocessed data, carrying out adaptive Kalman filtering by utilizing the preprocessed data and the sensor reliability evaluation result, carrying out adaptive weight distribution according to the sensor reliability evaluation result, carrying out multi-source data fusion based on the adaptive Kalman filtering result and the adaptive weight, and outputting and feeding back the multi-source data fusion result to the impedance tuning module to adjust the characteristics of the first passband and the second passband.
The adaptive Kalman filtering step further comprises the substeps of carrying out non-Gaussian noise processing on the preprocessed data, carrying out adaptive gain adjustment based on the result of the non-Gaussian noise processing, and carrying out abnormal data detection and processing on the basis of the adaptive gain adjustment, wherein the result of the non-Gaussian noise processing is used for optimizing the follow-up substeps of adaptive gain adjustment and abnormal data detection and processing.
Specifically, the non-gaussian noise processing includes the steps of:
firstly, observing a data sequence to perform nuclear density estimation:
,
Wherein, As a function of the estimated probability density,For the number of samples to be taken,As a parameter of the bandwidth it is,As a function of the kernel,Is the firstA number of sample points are taken,Is the point to be estimated;
Then based on the estimated noise distribution, calculating the variance of the equivalent gaussian noise:
,
Wherein, As the covariance of the equivalent gaussian noise,In order to observe the value of the value,In order to observe the matrix,Is a state vector;
Finally, the said Substituting the standard Kalman filtering formula.
Specifically, the adaptive gain adjustment includes the steps of:
first, the innovation sequence covariance is calculated:
,
Wherein, In order to innovate the sequence covariance,In order to achieve a sliding window size,In order to create a sequence of innovations,,In order to observe the value of the value,In order to observe the matrix,Estimating for a priori state;
The theoretical innovation sequence covariance is then calculated:
,
Wherein, For the theoretical innovation of the sequence covariance,For the a priori estimation of the error covariance,To observe the noise covariance, k is the current time instant,Is an observation matrix;
Then defining an adaptive factor:
,
Wherein, Is an adaptive factor, tr [ ] is the trace of the matrix;
Finally, the Kalman gain is adjusted:
,
Wherein, Is the adjusted kalman gain.
Specifically, the abnormal data detection and processing includes the steps of:
Firstly, calculating the mahalanobis distance between an observed value and a predicted value:
,
Wherein, Is the square of the mahalanobis distance,For the theoretical innovation of the sequence covariance,Superscript (-1) indicates matrix inversion,For an a priori state estimate at time k,For the a priori estimation of the error covariance,Is the covariance of the equivalent gaussian noise, k is the current time instant,In order to observe the matrix,Is thatAn observation value of time;
then set a threshold value When (when)When the data is abnormal, judging the data as abnormal data;
then for outlier data, adjust the observed noise covariance:
,
Finally using the adjusted And carrying out Kalman filtering updating.
Specifically, the adaptive weight allocation step includes:
based on the sensor reliability evaluation result, calculating the weight of each sensor by using a Softmax function:
,
Wherein, Is the firstThe weight of the individual sensors is determined,Is the firstThe reliability score of the individual sensors,As a function of the natural index of refraction,For sum symbols, representing the sum of the values for all sensorsSumming; for indexing of sensors, the range is from 1 to the total number of sensors.
The self-adaptive dual-band-pass filter based on the intelligent algorithm has the following remarkable beneficial effects:
1. and the real-time self-adaption capability is that the filter can dynamically adjust the performance of the filter according to environmental change and signal characteristics through a multi-source data fusion algorithm and a real-time adjustment mechanism, so that the optimal working state is maintained.
2. The environment perception is enhanced, a plurality of sensors in the independent sensor cabin can monitor environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, vibration and the like in real time, and comprehensive data support is provided for the self-adaptive algorithm.
3. The multi-source data fusion algorithm executed by the main control unit can comprehensively consider various environmental factors and system parameters, and achieves more accurate performance optimization.
4. And the complete feedback mechanism is that the filter can analyze the working state of the filter in real time and correspondingly adjust the working state through the impedance analyzer chip and the impedance tuning module to form closed loop control.
5. And the low-complexity algorithm adopts an optimized multi-source data fusion algorithm, reduces the calculation complexity while ensuring the performance, and is suitable for running in an embedded system.
6. The reliability and stability are improved, namely, the filter can keep stable performance under long-term working and severe environments through continuous self-monitoring and adjustment, and has certain self-diagnosis and repair capability.
7. The design method is not only suitable for the dual-band pass filter, but also can be extended to other types of adjustable filters, and has wide application prospect.
In a word, the self-adaptive dual-band-pass filter effectively solves the key problems of real-time self-adaptation, environment sensing, data fusion and the like in the prior art by introducing an intelligent algorithm and a multi-source data fusion technology. The innovative design provides a highly intelligent and high-performance filtering solution for the modern multi-band radar system, and is expected to play an important role in various advanced radar applications in the military and civil fields.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a framework of an intelligent algorithm-based adaptive dual-band-pass filter of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart of the multi-source data fusion algorithm of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a circuit block diagram of a core filter structure of the present invention including geometric parameters;
FIG. 4 is a coupling topology of the core filter structure of the present invention, with solid and dashed lines representing direct coupling and cross coupling, respectively;
FIG. 5 is a block diagram of a branch-loaded three-mode resonator of the core filter structure of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is an odd mode equivalent circuit of a branch loaded three-mode resonator of the core filter structure of the present invention;
Fig. 7 is an even mode equivalent circuit of a branch loaded three-mode resonator of the core filter structure of the present invention.
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In order to further describe the technical means and effects adopted by the invention to achieve the preset aim, the following detailed description of the specific implementation, structure, characteristics and effects thereof is given with reference to the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments. In the following description, different "one embodiment" or "another embodiment" means that the embodiments are not necessarily the same. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, or characteristics of one or more embodiments may be combined in any suitable manner.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.
With the rapid development of modern radar technology, multi-band radar systems are widely used in the military and civil fields. These systems typically require processing signals in different frequency bands simultaneously, such as the GPS L1 band for accurate positioning and the WiMAX band for high speed data transmission. Thus, the high performance dual band pass filter (DBBPF) becomes a critical component in a multi-band radar system.
The invention provides an intelligent algorithm-based self-adaptive dual-band pass filter, which is characterized in that the real-time self-adaptive adjustment of the filter characteristic is realized through a multi-source data fusion algorithm so as to adapt to complex and changeable electromagnetic environments.
As shown in fig. 1, the adaptive dual-band-pass filter based on the intelligent algorithm provided by the invention comprises:
A main body frame 10, wherein an independent sensor compartment 11 is arranged in the main body frame 10;
a plurality of sensors disposed within the sensor pod 11;
a core filter structure 12 disposed within the body frame 10, the core filter structure 12 for forming a first passband and a second passband;
An impedance tuning module 13 disposed at an input/output end of the main body frame 10, the impedance tuning module 13 being configured to adjust characteristics of the first passband and the second passband;
An impedance analyzer chip 14 disposed within the main body frame 10, and a main control unit 15 electrically connected to the sensor compartment 11, the core filter structure 12, the impedance tuning module 13, and the impedance analyzer chip 14.
Preferably, as shown in FIGS. 3-7, the core filter structure 12 of the present invention includes two pairs of quarter wavelength lambda/4 stepped impedance resonators (SSIR) and one stub loaded three-mode resonator (STR). Wherein, two pairs of lambda/4 SSIR are used to form a first passband (GPS L1 band, 1.575 GHz), STR is used to form a second passband (WiMAX band, 3.5 GHz). Specifically, the two pairs lambda/4 SSIR include a first resonator R1 and a fourth resonator R4, which constitute a first pair of resonators, and a second resonator R2 and a third resonator R3, which constitute a second pair of resonators. The coupling between R1 and R4, and R2 and R3 forms a first passband of the GPS frequency band.
Further, the STR comprises an odd mode o1 and two even modes e1 and e2, satisfying the frequency relationship of fe1 < fo1 < fe2. This design ensures that the WiMAX band has proper bandwidth and steep edges, and high-selectivity filtering is realized. It is worth noting that R1 and R4 not only participate in GPS band formation, but also provide a feed structure for WiMAX band coupling with source load, realizing multi-functionalization of resonators, further reducing circuit size.
Preferably, the present invention uses a Rogers5880 substrate design core filter structure 12, which has a thickness of 0.508mm and a relative dielectric constant of 2.2. The normalized circuit size of the filter is 0.08λg×0.32λg, where λg is the waveguide wavelength at the center frequency of the GPS band (1.575 GHz). The design not only realizes miniaturization of the filter, but also ensures excellent high-frequency performance and temperature stability.
The core filter structure 12 of the present invention also includes the following key geometric parameters (unit: mm):
L1 = 4.44, L2 = 4.52, L3 = 21.82, L4 = 11.44, L5 = 6.29, L6 = 4.92, L7 = 32.03, L8 = 0.77, L9 = 1.7, L10 = 5.5, L11 = 5.9, W0 = 1.55, W1 = 0.4, W2 = 1.23, W3 = 0.5, W4 = 3.1, W5 = 1.2, W6 = 0.5, W7 = 1.49, W8 = 1.2, S1 = 0.29, S2= 0.40, S3 = 0.12, S4 = 0.13, d1 = 2.22, d2 = 0.93.
For the first pair of The length of the high impedance section of the stepped impedance resonator,For the second pair ofThe length of the high impedance section of the stepped impedance resonator,For the first pair ofThe low impedance section length of the stepped impedance resonator,For the second pair ofThe low impedance section length of the stepped impedance resonator,The dendrites are loaded with the main transmission line length of the three-mode resonator,The branch is loaded with the auxiliary transmission line length of the three-mode resonator,Loading the open stub length of the three-mode resonator for the stub,Loading the short-circuit branch length of the three-mode resonator for the branch,-Loading open branch detail sizes of the three-mode resonator for the branches; For the input/output port width to be the same, Is thatThe width of the high impedance section of the stepped impedance resonator,Is thatThe width of the low impedance section of the stepped impedance resonator,-The transmission line width of the tri-mode resonator is loaded for the stub,-The length of the branch loading three-mode resonator is W8 represents the width of the short-circuit branch in the branch loading three-mode resonator,AndIs thatThe coupling gap between the stepped impedance resonators,AndLoading a tri-mode resonator for a stubThe coupling gap between the stepped impedance resonators,AndIs the position parameter of the through hole;
for the transmission line electrical length; the admittance is input for the even mode, Is the transmission line characteristic admittance; Inputting admittance for the odd mode;
Accurate control of these parameters is critical to achieving high performance of the filter. For example, L3 and L4 affect the center frequency and bandwidth of the GPS band, L7 affects the center frequency of the WiMAX band, S1 and S2 control the coupling strength of the GPS band, and S3 and S4 control the coupling strength of the WiMAX band. In particular, the larger width of W4 (3.1 mm) increases the power handling capability of the filter, making it suitable for high power radar systems.
Preferably, in one embodiment of the present invention, the main body frame 10 is made of an aluminum alloy 6061-T6 material, which has good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance. The main body frame 10 has dimensions of 200mm×150mm×50mm (length×width×height), and has an independent sensor compartment 11 provided therein, and the sensor compartment 11 has dimensions of 100mm×80mm×30mm. This compact design facilitates the integration of the filter in a spatially limited radar system.
Further, the sensor pod is modular in design, equipped with 5 standardized sensor slots (50-pin ZIF interface). Each slot is connected to the main control unit 15 via a high-speed digital interface (LVDS, max 2.5 Gbps). The design scheme not only improves the flexibility and maintainability of the system, but also ensures high-speed and stable data transmission.
Specifically, the plurality of sensors 12 includes a temperature sensor array, a power detector, a standing wave ratio monitoring circuit, an ambient humidity sensor, and a vibration sensor;
The temperature sensor array adopts 4X Texas Instruments TMP to 117 with the precision of +/-0.1 ℃, the model of a power detector is Analog DEVICES ADL5519, the dynamic range is 60dB, the standing wave ratio monitoring circuit adopts Analog DEVICES AD to 8302, the precision of +/-0.5 dB, the ambient humidity sensor adopts sensor SHT85 with the precision of +/-1.5 percent RH, and the vibration sensor adopts INVENSENSE MPU-6050,3 shaft accelerometers and gyroscopes.
The configuration of the high-precision sensors enables the filter to comprehensively sense the working environment of the filter, and accurate input data is provided for a subsequent intelligent algorithm.
Preferably, in another embodiment of the present invention, the impedance tuning module 13 comprises an Analog DEVICES AD5930 programmable waveform generator, a PEREGRINE SEMICONDUCTOR PE64904 integrated digital variable capacitor array, and a Coilcraft 0603CS series variable inductor. The module communicates with the main control unit 15 via an I2C bus with a clock frequency of 400kHz. This configuration allows the filter to achieve fast and flexible impedance adjustment while maintaining high accuracy.
Further, the impedance analyzer chip 14 adopts Analog DEVICES AD5933, the frequency range is 1kHz-100MHz, the impedance measurement error is <0.5%, and the phase measurement error is <0.5 °. This high precision impedance analysis capability provides reliable basis data for adaptive tuning of the filter.
Next, the main control unit 15 includes a processor, a memory and an interface, the processor adopts an ARM Cortex-M7 kernel, an STM32H753VIT6, a main frequency of 480MHz, the memory is 1MB Flash,1MB SRAM, the interface includes 5 LVDS interfaces for sensor communication, an I2C interface for tuning module control, an SPI interface for impedance analysis, and a USB 2.0 interface for external communication.
This high performance main control unit 15 configuration ensures efficient execution of complex algorithms and seamless collaboration of parts of the system.
Referring to fig. 2, based on the above hardware structure, the core of the present invention is a multi-source data fusion algorithm executed by the main control unit 15. The algorithm comprises the following steps sequentially executed:
First, data preprocessing. In this step, a moving average filter is applied to the raw data for each sensor, with a window size of 5. Then, using the Min-Max normalization method:
,
Wherein, AndHistorical minimum and maximum values for each sensor.
The preprocessing method not only can effectively remove high-frequency noise, but also can unify the data of different sensors to the same scale, thereby laying a foundation for subsequent processing.
And secondly, evaluating the reliability of the sensor. This step calculates the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and data stability, and then synthesizes the scores:
,
,
,
Wherein, As the root mean square value of the signal,Is the root mean square value of the noise,As a result of the data standard deviation,. These weights are optimized through a large number of experiments, and can be well balanced in most application scenarios.
And thirdly, adaptive Kalman filtering. This step is the core innovation of the present invention and comprises the following three sub-steps:
a) Non-gaussian noise processing:
First, a kernel density estimation is performed on an observation data sequence:
,
Wherein, As a function of the estimated probability density,For the number of samples to be taken,As a parameter of the bandwidth it is,As a function of the kernel,Is the firstA number of sample points are taken,Is the point to be estimated.
Preferably, the present invention employs an adaptive bandwidth selection algorithm:
Wherein the method comprises the steps of IQR is the standard deviation and IQR is the quartile range. The method can automatically select the optimal bandwidth according to the characteristics of data distribution, and improves the accuracy of estimation.
Then, based on the estimated noise distribution, the variance of the equivalent gaussian noise is calculated:
,
Wherein, As the covariance of the equivalent gaussian noise,In order to observe the value of the value,In order to observe the matrix,Is a state vector.
B) Adaptive gain adjustment:
first, the innovation sequence covariance is calculated:
,
Wherein, In order to innovate the sequence covariance,For the sliding window size (20 in the present invention),Is an innovative sequence.
Next, the theoretical innovation sequence covariance is calculated:
,
Wherein, For the theoretical innovation of the sequence covariance,For a priori estimating the error covariance, k is the current time instant,Is an observation matrix. Then, an adaptation factor is defined:
,
Wherein, For the adaptation factor, tr [ ] is the trace of the matrix.
Finally, the kalman gain is adjusted:
,
Wherein, Is the adjusted kalman gain.
C) Abnormal data detection and processing:
First, the mahalanobis distance between the observed value and the predicted value is calculated:
,
Wherein, Is the square of the mahalanobis distance,For the theoretical innovation of the sequence covariance,Superscript (-1) indicates matrix inversion,For an a priori state estimate at time k,For the a priori estimation of the error covariance,Is the covariance of the equivalent gaussian noise, k is the current time instant,In order to observe the matrix,Is thatThe observed value of the moment is then set as a threshold value。
Preferably, the present invention employs an adaptive threshold:
,
Wherein the method comprises the steps of (Corresponding to a confidence level of 0.99),,. Such an adaptive threshold allows for a higher tolerance in the initial stages of the filter, tightening gradually over time.
When (when)And if the observed noise covariance is determined to be abnormal data, adjusting the observed noise covariance:
Finally, use the adjusted And carrying out Kalman filtering updating.
And fourthly, self-adaptive weight distribution. Based on the sensor reliability assessment results, weights for each sensor are calculated using a modified Softmax function:
,
Wherein, Is the firstThe weight of the individual sensors is determined,Is the firstThe reliability score of the individual sensors,As a function of the natural index of refraction,For sum symbols, representing the sum of the values for all sensorsSumming; for indexing of the sensors, the range from 1 to the total number of sensors, Is a temperature compensation coefficient. The temperature compensation coefficient is introduced to further improve the accuracy of weight distribution by taking into account the influence of temperature on the performance of different sensors.
And fifthly, multi-source data fusion. Data fusion is carried out by adopting a covariance cross-validation method:
,
,
Wherein the method comprises the steps of As a covariance matrix after the fusion,For the state estimation after the fusion,Covariance matrix estimated for each sensor,The filtering result of each sensor.
And sixthly, outputting and feeding back a result. The fusion result is output to an external system through a USB 2.0 interface (12 Mbps). Meanwhile, an adaptive PID control algorithm is realized based on the fusion result:
,
Wherein the method comprises the steps of 、、And the PID parameters are adjusted in real time by a fuzzy logic controller.
Preferably, the present invention employs the following parameter ranges:
;
these parameter ranges are obtained through a large number of simulations and experiments, and can achieve good control effects in most application scenarios.
In order to further improve the system performance, the invention also adopts the following optimization measures:
a) FPGA co-processing adopts Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A35T-1FTG256C FPGA to realize data preprocessing and Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) acceleration. The FPGA communicates with the main control unit 15 through an AXI4 interface, and the data transmission rate reaches 1GB/s.
B) And the real-time operating system adopts FreeRTOS to ensure the real-time performance and reliability of task scheduling. The system realizes the dynamic adjustment of task priority and optimizes the response performance of the system.
C) Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) design, the PCB adopts 4-layer design, and the inner layer is a complete ground plane. The key signal lines adopt differential pair wiring, so that electromagnetic interference is reduced. EMI filters, such as TDK MPZ2012S102AT000, are added around the power supply inlet and the sensitive module.
D) And the heat dissipation design is adopted, and a Fischer Elektronik ICK BGA x 14 x 10 heat radiator is adopted by the main processor and the FPGA. A built-in temperature control fan is of the model Sunon MF40101V1-1000U-A99, and the rotating speed is automatically adjusted according to the temperature.
E) Software optimization, optimizing algorithm performance using ARM CMSIS-DSP libraries. To further optimize the system operating efficiency, we implement circular buffers and zero copy techniques to minimize data transfer overhead. Meanwhile, a dynamic memory allocation strategy is adopted, so that the memory use efficiency is optimized, and the stable performance of the system is ensured to be maintained in long-time operation.
It is noted that the adaptive dual band pass filter of the present invention is excellent in practical applications. The filter exhibits excellent performance in the GPS L1 band (1.575 GHz) and WiMAX band (3.5 GHz) tests. Specifically, in the GPS L1 band, the measured center frequency is 1.55GHz, the 3dB relative bandwidth is 13.4%, the insertion loss is 0.74dB, and the return loss is 17.4dB. In the WiMAX frequency band, the measured center frequency is 3.49GHz, the 3dB relative bandwidth is 7.8%, the insertion loss is 1.33dB, and the return loss is 12dB. These data fully demonstrate the advantages of the present invention in achieving high selectivity and low insertion loss.
More importantly, the filter of the invention implements five transmission zeros distributed at 1.28, 1.92, 2.68, 3.65 and 4.1GHz. The carefully designed transmission zeros significantly enhance the frequency selectivity and isolation of the two pass bands and effectively suppress interference in adjacent frequency bands. In addition, the 14-dB rejection degree stop band bandwidth of the filter can be extended from 3.63GHz to 9.83GHz, so that a wide stop band of 1.79f02 is realized, which is far superior to the prior art, and high-frequency harmonic interference is effectively inhibited.
In practical applications, the filter of the present invention exhibits excellent environmental suitability. The filter is capable of maintaining stable performance over a wide temperature range of-40 ℃ to 85 ℃ through temperature compensation and adaptive algorithms. Meanwhile, due to the adoption of the Rogers5880 substrate (the thickness is 0.508mm, and the relative dielectric constant is 2.2), the filter has excellent temperature stability and low loss characteristics, and is particularly suitable for being used in radar systems in severe environments.
In addition, the filter of the invention has excellent power processing capability. By reasonably designing the transmission line width (e.g., w4=3.1 mm), the filter can withstand input power up to 50W, meeting the needs of many high power radar systems. At the same time, the normalized circuit size of the filter is only 0.08λg×0.32λg (where λg is the waveguide wavelength at the center frequency of the GPS band), which makes it well suited for space-constrained radar systems.
In a word, the self-adaptive dual-band-pass filter based on the intelligent algorithm realizes a filtering solution with high integration, high performance and high reliability through an innovative hardware design and an advanced multi-source data fusion algorithm. The filter not only can process signals of the GPS L1 frequency band and the WiMAX frequency band simultaneously, but also can adapt to complex and changeable electromagnetic environments in real time, and provides key signal processing support for a modern multi-frequency band radar system.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention, and any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. within the principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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