Local and Global Intermittency Observed in Phase-Locked Loops
Tetsuro Endo
Abstract
Tetsuro Endo
Abstract
In this paper, local and global intermittency are introduced in phase‐locked loops by theory, computer simulation and experiments. Here, the local intermittency means the Pomeau and Manneville Type I intermittency and the global intermittency means the crisis‐induced intermittency due to I‐D chain. The experimental results agree at least qualitatively with computer simulation results of the model equation.
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In this paper, local and global intermittency are introduced in phase‐locked loops by theory, computer simulation and experiments. Here, the local intermittency means the Pomeau and Manneville Type I intermittency and the global intermittency means the crisis‐induced intermittency due to I‐D chain. The experimental results agree at least qualitatively with computer simulation results of the model equation.
Key concepts: Intermittency, Statistical physics, Phase (matter), Physics, Control theory (sociology), Computer science, Mechanics, Quantum mechanics