Control Signal Analysis of Four Ring Space Stabilized Platform

In order to build a four ring space stable platform using free rotor gyroscope, the spatial layout of gyroscope and frame axis should be briefly analyzed, and the installation shafting should be orthogonal or perpendicular to each other to facilitate control and decoupling. On this basis, through the sensitive angle analysis of gyro and frame shafting, the control signals acting on each frame are deduced. Finally, through the physical design of the control loop of the space stability platform, the correctness of the research method and design form is demonstrated, which has theoretical guiding significance for the design of the space stability control loop.

"Some Result of Fuzzy Separation Axiom in Fuzzy Topological ring Space "

"In this paper, we study fuzzy separation axiom in the fuzzy topological ring space. Also the relationship between the types of fuzzy separation axiom was studied.

Ring-Space Array Torque Measure System and Signal Singularity Detection

Torque is the most important dynamic characteristics of the mechanically-driven system. In order to monitor the mechanical principal axis in real time, a new non-contact torque measurement system based on ring-space array sensor is proposed. This system can be used for the analysis of dynamic characteristics of the mechanical system’s axis under various loads and hard working environments. Singularity in the collected signals is most important with the mechanical system. Because of much noise was contained in collected signals, which always interferes the signal’s singularity detection. According to the different behaves of signal and noise under wavelet transform, a method with wavelet filtering and singularity detection combined is proposed. This method could realize two-dimension filtering reconstruction in both time and frequency domain, in which the singularity information in signal can be kept well while the noise will be filtered. The proposed method is suitable for singularity detection of signals under serious noise.

An Ontology-Based P2P Network for Semantic Search

This article presents an ontology-based peer-to-peer network that facilitates efficient search for data in wide-area networks. Data with the same semantics are grouped together into one-dimensional semantic ring space in the upper-tier network. This is achieved by applying an ontology-based semantic clustering technique and dedicating part of node identifiers to correspond to their data semantics. In the lower-tier network, peers in each semantic cluster are organized as Chord identifier space. Thus, all the nodes in the same semantic cluster know which node is responsible for storing context data triples they are looking for, and context queries can be efficiently routed to those nodes. Through the simulation studies, the authors demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed scheme.

An Ontology-Based P2P Network for Semantic Search

This article presents an ontology-based peer-to-peer network that facilitates efficient search for data in widearea networks. Data with the same semantics are grouped together into one-dimensional semantic ring space in the upper-tier network. This is achieved by applying an ontology-based semantic clustering technique and dedicating part of node identifiers to correspond to their data semantics. In the lower-tier network, peers in each semantic cluster are organized as Chord identifier space. Thus, all the nodes in the same semantic cluster know which node is responsible for storing context data triples they are looking for, and context queries can be efficiently routed to those nodes. Through the simulation studies, the authors demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed scheme.

An Ontology-Based P2P Network for Semantic Search

This article presents an ontology-based peer-to-peer network that facilitates efficient search for data in widearea networks. Data with the same semantics are grouped together into one-dimensional semantic ring space in the upper-tier network. This is achieved by applying an ontology-based semantic clustering technique and dedicating part of node identifiers to correspond to their data semantics. In the lower-tier network, peers in each semantic cluster are organized as Chord identifier space. Thus, all the nodes in the same semantic cluster know which node is responsible for storing context data triples they are looking for, and context queries can be efficiently routed to those nodes. Through the simulation studies, the authors demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed scheme.