A High-precision Control Method for Synchronization
Wei Wang
Abstract
Wei Wang
Abstract
The implementation method for traditional synchronization prediction is introduced and its characteristics and limitations are analyzed. A high-precision synchronization algorithm is proposed by exactly describing the phase-angle difference trajectory with the fitted curve based on the least square method and solving the accurate moment of zero phase-angle based on iterative solution. The high-precision of this control method is proved by simulation experiments.
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The implementation method for traditional synchronization prediction is introduced and its characteristics and limitations are analyzed. A high-precision synchronization algorithm is proposed by exactly describing the phase-angle difference trajectory with the fitted curve based on the least square method and solving the accurate moment of zero phase-angle based on iterative solution. The high-precision of this control method is proved by simulation experiments.
Key concepts: Synchronization (alternating current), Trajectory, Moment (physics), Control theory (sociology), Phase (matter), Computer science, Phase angle (astronomy), Scheme (mathematics)