2013
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.442.349
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Frequency Conversion Type Ultrasonic Power Based on DSP Control Technology Research

Abstract: The introduction of the direct digital frequency synthesis (DDS) technology in the field of communication is against the traditional ultrasonic machining power supply which does not have the multi-frequency tracking shortcomings to build a frequency conversion type ultrasonic power. Frequency conversion type ultrasonic power supply is based on DSP embedded system and adopts direct digital frequency synthesis (DDS) technology combined with a software phase locked frequency of composite frequency tracking scheme… Show more

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“…The DDS implemented in the FPGA is a core part of automatic resonance frequency tracking, since it has the advantages of high frequency resolution, short tuning latency, fast frequency switching speed, wide frequency adjustment range and is programmable [28][29][30]. The DDS output frequency can be expressed as f 0 = K 2 N f s , where K is the frequency control word, N is the word length of the phase accumulator, and f s is the sampling clock.…”
Section: Resonance Frequency Tracking Modulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The DDS implemented in the FPGA is a core part of automatic resonance frequency tracking, since it has the advantages of high frequency resolution, short tuning latency, fast frequency switching speed, wide frequency adjustment range and is programmable [28][29][30]. The DDS output frequency can be expressed as f 0 = K 2 N f s , where K is the frequency control word, N is the word length of the phase accumulator, and f s is the sampling clock.…”
Section: Resonance Frequency Tracking Modulementioning
confidence: 99%