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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/926280756 Title: Use of Resonance Parameters of Air-Intakes for the Identification of Aircrafts. Author: Janic Chauveau; Joseph Saillard; Nicole de Beaucoudrey Publisher: INTECH Open Access Publisher, 2010. ISBN/ISSN: 9789533070292 9533070293 OCLC:926280756

  
  

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Use of Resonance Parameters of Air-Intakes for the Identification of Aircrafts.

Author:	Janic Chauveau; Joseph Saillard; Nicole de Beaucoudrey
Publisher:	INTECH Open Access Publisher, 2010.
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : English
Summary:	In this chapter, we have first presented how to extract natural poles from the simulated transfer function of a target and how to use them for identification purposes. We have introduced a new representation of poles with quality factor Q and natural pulsation of resonance 0 in order to better separate information: the Q parameter permits to bring out clearly the resonance behaviour of targets (Q is a discriminatory of the aspect ratio of targets), and the natural pulsation of resonance 0 depends on dimensions of targets. Next, we have extended our study to resonances of targets with apertures. The simple example of a PC rectangular open cavity has permitted to show how resonance parameters depend on object dimensions and how internal and external resonances can be distinguished, by comparison of poles of the open cavity and the closed box. Internal resonances having a lower damping coefficient m than external resonances, they have a higher quality of resonance Qm, and can therefore be more easily extracted. That is why, we have used this interesting property of internal resonances in order to identify an aircraft with air-intakes. Thus, we have shown that the use of selective narrow frequency bands permits a better extraction of poles in the case of complex objects, as aircrafts with air-intakes.  Read more...
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