Influence of inner
loop gain coefficient p on suspension stability
GNSS Carrier Tracking Loop with an Adaptive
Loop Gain Control Filter (AGCF-PLL)
The variation in output current [I.sub.o] caused by [[??].sub.g] can be alleviated by increasing the magnitude of the
loop gain T(s) when the closed-loop control design is integrated with the SRC# plant model.
The
loop gain A[beta](s) of the proposed controllable constant power generator is given by
As the poles come closer to origin, the bandwidth becomes narrow, the open
loop gain for the system is high and the integral gain is lower compared to that with a remote pole location in s-plane.
Due to the large effective inner
loop gain of this hybrid expansion valve, superheat control of a single evaporator was greatly improved.
And then low
loop gain [K.sub.1] = 0.50 in cascade is selected and high
loop gain [K.sub.2] = 2.587 in cascade is selected for the system which is just in the sustaining oscillating condition.
The model can be equivalent to a Miller FD, and its locking range is determined by the frequency range where the
loop gain exceeds one [13].
In theory the 6-wire remote sense configuration removes all errors except for the finite
loop gain error and the input offset error associated with the current meter.
(6), where DG is the amplifier Direct Gain between input and output; OLG is the Open
Loop Gain; [G.sub.0] is the amplifier gain; and B is the loss of the resonator.
Important components likely include pharyngeal anatomy (38,39), pharyngeal dilator muscle responsiveness to respiratory challenges during sleep (40-43), the arousal threshold (propensity to wake up from sleep) (44,45), the instability of the negative feedback control system regulating ventilation (
loop gain) (46-48), and upper airway tethering via caudal traction from changes in end-expiratory lung volume (EELV) (49-52).
Guneralp (2006) suggested using the terms on the right-hand side of (7) as weights to combine elasticities of individual behaviour modes [[epsilon].sub.i] with respect to some system element (like a link gain or a
loop gain) into a weighted sum as a measure of the overall significance of that system element.