In this paper, a fault current limiter (FCL) with series compensation is proposed. It is composed of a limiting reactor and a compensation capacitor that is parallel with a by-pass reactor controlled by GTO. The FCL can not only control fault current, but also perform series compensation. The good performance of this device is proved by simulation, it will be a practical protection device for power systems in the future.
A novel inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) imaging algorithm for micromotion targets based on multiple sparse Bayesian learning (MSBL) is proposed. First, the signal of the main body is reconstructed by the MSBL method based on the property of its common profile. Subsequently, the signal of rotating parts can be obtained by removing the main body signal from the original signal. Finally, a clear ISAR image of the main body and the micromotion parameter of the rotating parts can be obtained. Numerical results based on simulated and measured data show that the proposed algorithm can not only acquire a clear ISAR image of the main body but also extract the micromotion parameter of the rotating parts effectively.
Different optical imaging techniques are based on different characteristics of light. By controlling the abrupt phase discontinuities with different polarized incident light, a metasurface can host a phase-only and helicity-dependent hologram. In contrast, ghost imaging (GI) is an indirect imaging modality to retrieve the object information from the correlation of the light intensity fluctuations. We report single-pixel computational GI with a high-efficiency reflective metasurface in both simulations and experiments. Playing a fascinating role in switching the GI target with different polarized light, the metasurface hologram generates helicity-dependent reconstructed ghost images and successfully introduces an additional security lock in a proposed optical encryption scheme based on the GI. The robustness of our encryption scheme is further verified with the vulnerability test. Building the first bridge between the metasurface hologram and the GI, our work paves the way to integrate their applications in the fields of optical communications, imaging technology, and security.