Special Issue on “Smart Systems and Instrument Control Technology —for the With COVID-19 Society—”
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Akira Inoue, Tomohiro Henmi, Shiro Masuda, Takao Sato
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
232-238
Published: March 01, 2022
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This paper proposes a full-order observer based generalized minimum variance controller equivalent to polynomial approach. Although the controller using the reduced-order observer has the equivalence, the controller cannot be extended to the generalized stabilizing controller. This paper modifies a full-order observer and proposes an equivalent controller.
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Takuma Wakasa, Kenji Sawada
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
239-250
Published: March 01, 2022
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This paper considers an interpolated distributed cooperative observer design and its online update for the situation that intelligent transport systems (ITS) and vehicles estimate vehicle platoons' positions in a two-dimensional plane. ITS observes some vehicles' absolute positions, and each vehicle interpolates its position based on the observed relative distance to the surrounding vehicles and the vehicles' estimated position. The observers of each vehicle use the interpolated positions to estimate their vehicles' positions. The interpolated positions are updated depending on the communication status of the surrounding vehicles using sparse modeling. We provide a distributed search algorithm to generate the shortest communication path that can share the estimated position among the observers in a short time. These methods enable us to estimate the distributed position of vehicle platoons under the condition that the positional relationship between vehicles changes on a two-dimensional plane.
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Masato Tanaka
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
251-256
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For the data driven control, optimization of functions distribution on the IoT platform is important issue. In this paper, online re-tuning of PID parameter by dynamics' health indexes is described. In this technique, function elements are distributed to a local PID controller and an edge computer. For detecting the dynamics' indexes, the local PID controller operates as a detector.
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Natsuki Kawaguchi, Takuma Kashihara, Takao Sato, Nozomu Araki, Masahar ...
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
257-263
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In this paper, we designed a fault-diagnosis system using a multilayer perceptron for a multi-agent consensus control system. The proposed system diagnoses the presence or absence of a fault and the faulty agent, based on the fault features called residual signals. The residual generator and the fault-tolerant controller are designed based on the conventional method using H∞ and H- norm of the transfer function about the fault signal. A numerical simulation was performed to confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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Natsuki Kawaguchi, Yuta Higashide, Takao Sato, Taro Takagi, Ikuro Mizu ...
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
264-272
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A stable control system is easily designed with the simple adaptive control (SAC) method by using the almost strictly positive real (ASPR) condition of a plant. For the plant that does not satisfy ASPR, an SAC system can be designed by adding a parallel feed-forward compensator (PFC) to the plant. However, in this case, steady-state error between the plant output and the reference model output may remain because of the PFC output. To solve this problem, the null-space adjustor which cancels the PFC input on the steady-state of the system, has been proposed. In our study, an SAC system with the null-space adjustor was extended using a disturbance compensator. We showed the boundedness of the signal in the proposed SAC system and confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed method by the numerical simulation.
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Takamasa Kawaguchi, Nobuaki Kubo
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
273-281
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Centimeter-Level Augmentation Service (CLAS) started from Nov.1,2018 with a four-satellite constellation of the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS). In CLAS, Centimeter Level Augmentation Information including correction and integrity information is allocated to the QZSS L6 signal and broadcast to users available for the major part of Japan. CLAS infrastructure system has increased the maximum number of satellites included in the Centimeter Level Augmentation Information to be from 11 to 17. Therefore, it seems that even if a dual-band low-cost receiver will have positioning performance comparable to that of a triple-band receiver. This paper attempts to evaluate the positioning performance of CLAS using a dual-band low-cost GNSS receiver. The experimental results show that the AQLOC-Light compatible post-processing software using a dual-band low-cost receiver performs as well as triple-band GNSS receiver. These findings contribute further to the development of a CLAS positioning system.
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Tomohiro Henmi, Masatoshi Kozui, Kazushige Koiwai, Toru Yamamoto
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
282-290
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In this study, a skill-based method which can score an operation of a construction machinery is proposed and verified that it has an effectiveness for quantitative evaluation of beginners' operation skill. Proposed method calculates a score of a construction machinery operation based on skilled data of an expert operator. Efficient training of beginners for skill transfer can be expected by using the quantitative evaluation results.
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Yuta Susawa, Keita Murai, Kazuo Kawada
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
291-298
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In Japan, the 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan proposed Society 5.0 as the new vision of society. However, according to future estimates of IT human resources, there will be a shortage of about 590,000 people by 2030. Given this situation, it is necessary to develop human resources who can solve problems and create value with a basic background in mathematics and data science. It is also necessary to provide data science education throughout elementary school, junior high school, and high school, and to provide it regardless of humanities or science. In this paper, we developed, practiced, and verified the effectiveness of education for designing programs using modeling based on the concept of data science in junior high school technology education.
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Taisuke Sato, Sinryu Miyake, Osamu Kaneko
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
299-306
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In this paper, we propose a method to achieve a given desired tracking property with only minimal information on the control target by combining FRIT with some extensions to the intelligent PID control system. The intelligent PID control system has a simple structure and can stabilize a system using only parameters without requiring much dynamic characteristics of a control target. Here we firstly extend the intelligent PID to Proportional differentiel leading typed PID controller, which is abbreviated as iI-PD controller, to guarantee the stability of the closed loop for broader class of plants compared with the original inteliggent PID control systems. Secondly, we apply FRIT to decide the parameters of a controller with only one-shot experiment to follow the desired response. Thus, by combining FRIT, we obtain controller parameters which is adjusted so that it enable not only output to follow the desired response but also guarantee the stability of the closed loop system with only an initial experimental data. We also verify the effectiveness of the proposed method with numerical examples.
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Teruyuki Tamai, Keita Murai, Kazuo Kawada
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
307-312
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Policies are being promoted to realize Society 5.0, which is Japan's vision of the future society. As a part of AI education, there is a need to enhance programming education at the primary and secondary education levels. Many teaching materials for learning programming have been proposed. On the other hand, from the perspective of fostering student competency, it is important to use ICT to monitor their learning situation and provide them with individualized instruction and support. This paper explains a method for quantitatively evaluating the proficiency process of programming skills. First, the learning tasks of programming in technology education will be explained. Next, the method for obtaining the learning result data will be explained. Next, show the results of learning tasks that the students worked on. Finally, consider showing the results in a graph or trade-off curve to quantitatively evaluation the students' skill level.
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Takuya Hoshi, Yuta Shiratori, Hiroki Sugiyama, Hideaki Matsuzaki
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
342-347
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The impact of the growth order on the Sb diffusion from compositionally-graded-InGaAsSb/highly-doled-GaAsSb base of double heterojunction bipolar transistors (DHBTs) is discussed in this paper. For the conventional emitter-up DHBT wafer, the shift of x-ray diffraction peak of InGaP emitter due to the incorporation of a few percent of Sb is found. On the other hand, there are no pronounced peak shift when the growth order is inverted for the transfer-substrate (TS) DHBTs. Transmission electron microscopy reveals that the abruptness of the emitter-base interface of conventional wafer and base-collector interface of the wafer for the TS-DHBT are degraded. This interface degradation is due to the Sb diffusion into the upper layer of GaAsSb/InGaAsSb base.
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Yasuyuki Miyamoto, Takahiro Gotow
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
348-353
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In previous report, we showed that the source-drain leakage current at off state can be suppressed by thinning the undoped channel layer even if the gate length was reduced to 25 nm in device simulation of AlGaN/GaN HEMT. On the other hand, if the source-drain leakage current can be suppressed, leak current is dominated by the leakage current between the gate and drain. In this report, the source-drain leakage current and the gate-drain leakage current are calculated when drain voltage is until 50 V. When the sufficiently small access resistance is assumed, change of Al composition of barrier has almost no effect in DC characteristics, while the gate-drain leakage is suppressed when Al composition is lower due to lower polarization charge at heterojunction. To use high Schottky barrier height of the gate of AlGaN layer with high Al composition effectively, reduction of the density of polarization charge by using semi-polar-face is proposed.
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Shuichi Hiza, Ken Imamura, Yusuke Shirayanagi, Koji Yoshitsugu, Yuki T ...
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
354-359
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GaN-on-diamond high electron mobility transistors (GaN-on-diamond HEMTs, GoD HEMTs) were successfully fabricated using a large size mosaic diamond substrate. A mosaic diamond with size of 15mm×15mm was prepared and finely polished using novel polishing technique utilizing hydroxyl radicals generated through the catalytic reactions between transition-metal and hydrogen peroxide. GaN-based thin film which contains HEMT patterns were separated from the original substrate and finely polished. Both polished surfaces were bonded using surface-activated room temperature bonding technique with inserting very thin interfacial layer. Measured current-voltage characteristics and temperature imaging results showed that heat transition through the substrate in the fabricated GoD-HEMT improved drastically compared to the HEMT device fabricated using GaN-based thin films grown on Si substrate.
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Hitoshi Wakita, Munehiko Nagatani, Hiroshi Yamazaki, Yoshihiro Ogiso, ...
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
360-366
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We fabricated ultra-broadband integrated optical front-end module included InP analog multiplexer ICs and Mach-Zehnder modulator. In addition to the ultra-broadband characteristics of those InP devices, we carefully designed the substrate and interconnection of the module for minimizing the loss derived from assembling. As a result, the module revealed broad EO response of 80 GHz. We successfully generated QPSK signal at the speed of 192 GBaud and demonstrated a 1.3 Tb/s/λ optical transmission (168-GBaud PDM PS-64 QAM) with this module.
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Satoko Toyama, Takehito Seki, Yuya Kanitani, Shigetaka Tomiya, Yuichi ...
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
367-372
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The local electric field distributions inside specimens can be directly observed by differential-phase-contrast scanning transmission electron microscopy (DPC STEM). In this study, we applied DPC STEM to GaN/AlGaN/InGaN multi-heterostructures. We successfully visualized the differences in electrostatic potentials of GaN/AlGaN/InGaN.
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Special Issue on “ International Conference on Electronics and Software Science 2020”
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Ryohei Suzuki, Keiichiro Yasuda, Eitaro Aiyoshi
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
401-411
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This paper presents a formulation of an optimization of uncertain systems and the solution technique. The optimization under uncertainties is formulated as an optimization problem which includes unknown variables in equality constraints called system equations as well as in an objective function and inequality constraints. As countermeasures against the uncertainties, a min-max criterion is applied to the objective function and robustness criteria are introduced to the inequality constraints. By differentiating state variables satisfying the equality constraints from the decision variables, we reformulate the optimization problem based on the worst case scenario of the state variables corresponding to the uncertain variables and we propose a “constraints-relaxation procedure” based method considering the equality constraints to solve the reformulated problem. In this method, a constraints-relaxed problem is solved corresponding to a finite number of samples of uncertain variables. Furthermore, a new sample of uncertain variables is sequentially generated corresponding to the inequality constraint which the solution violates most, together with state variables satisfying the system equations at the new worst-case scenario. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is illustrated by numerical examples including robust AC optimal power flow considering distributed energy resources.
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Shintaro Nakatani, Kazuya Okuda
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
412-421
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In rehabilitation from motor paralysis, it is important to provide appropriate sensory feedback that the body moves as desired. Appropriate feedback causes synchronous neuron firing, resulting in the recovery of function. The idea of making the system move as desired has long been studied as manual control. In this paper, based on the results of considering the systems necessary for motor rehabilitation from the viewpoint of manual control, we constructed a motor rehabilitation system in which the cursor on the display moves by sticking out the tongue for dysphagia, and conducted experiments. As a result of the experiments with healthy participants, we were able to confirm the validity of the assumption of a simulation that human is linear systems with a primary delay-system. By adding a learning compensator to the system, we were able to make the cursor follow an ideal trajectory. On the other hand, a problem was found that start-up tracking near the target value was an issue. This was due to the non-negligible amount of dead time in the human and the system, and the fact that a lot of noise was introduced due to the characteristics of the system.
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Hiroyuki Oishi, Daiki Sakakibara, Haruki Kawanaka, Koji Oguri
2022Volume 142Issue 3 Pages
422-443
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In recent years, accidents caused by people using their phones while driving are becoming a social problem. Previous researches have proposed some methods to recognize operations other than driving by using a camera that shoots the driver, but there are also drivers who dislike regular video recording of his face and pose. Therefore, for the spread of the system, it is necessary to detect the distracted driving from vehicle behavior without the driver’s image. Nevertheless, there is not much research to constantly detect the distracted driving from the behavior of the vehicle. In this research, we propose the method to detect the distracted driving focusing on correction steering for lateral sway of the vehicle. Information about lateral sway of the vehicle is calculated from the lateral acceleration acquired by the digital tachograph. And we evaluated the accuracy of distracted driving detection by experiments with driving simulator and actual vehicle.
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