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Feedback linearization approach to distributed feedback manipulation

2012 American Control Conference (ACC), 2012
This report formulates the problem of a distributed planar manipulation realized by shaping a spatially continuous force field. It also suggests a control strategy based on feedback linearization. Force fields derived from potential fields are considered.
Zdenek Hurák, Jiri Zemanek
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A distributed feedback silicon evanescent laser

open access: yesOptics Express, 2008
We report an electrically pumped distributed feedback silicon evanescent laser. The laser operates continuous wave with a single mode output at 1600 nm. The laser threshold is 25 mA with a maximum output power of 5.4 mW at 10 degrees C. The maximum operating temperature and minimum line width of the laser are 50 degrees C, and 3.6 MHz, respectively.
Ying-Hao Kuo, Di Liang, John E Bowers
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Helical distributed feedback Gaslaser

1983 Eighth International Conference on Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 1982
Theory, realization and mode characteristics of a helical distributed feedback far-ir gas laser are presented. In this laser DFB is provided by a structure of helical symmetry contrary to standard DFB lasers which are based on linear periodic modulations.
H.P. Preiswerk   +2 more
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Feedback in distributed amplifiers

IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, 1990
A model is presented for parallel and series feedback effects in distributed amplifiers, and their frequency-dependence characteristics are discussed. A six-element distributed amplifier utilizing series feedback is described. The results show a 2-dB improvement in small-signal gain over the 2-18-GHz frequency range compared to a conventional ...
M. Riaziat, S. Bandy, L.Y. Ching, G. Li
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Feedback Control for Distributed Manipulation

2004
We consider the feedback stabilization of a part being manipulated by a distributed array of actuators. Previously, the authors showed that open loop methods based on programmable vector fields can lead to unstable dynamics, particularly when the effects of rolling and sliding against actuators play a significant role in the dynamics.
Todd D. Murphey, Joel W. Burdick
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Matching of distributed-feedback structures

Optics Letters, 1992
Distributed-feedback structures may provide the increased dispersion required for soliton switching when materials with increased nonlinearity become available. Over the bandwidth of the pulses used, the structure will have to appear matched to the input and output.
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