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Phase pattern switching in star-coupled Wien-bridge oscillators driven by pulse train


Abstract:

Oscillators star-coupled by one resistor exhibit phase-shift synchronization and many different steady states exist according to their initial states. Therefore, we have ...Show More

Abstract:

Oscillators star-coupled by one resistor exhibit phase-shift synchronization and many different steady states exist according to their initial states. Therefore, we have suggested that these systems can be use as structural elements of neural networks and large scale memories. In such cases, to obtain appropriate phase patterns, controlling the phase patterns is an important problem. In this study, we propose Wien-bridge oscillators star-coupled by one resistor driven by a periodic pulse train. In this system, the phase pattern switching is caused by stimulation of the pulse. From the results, we suggest that pulse stimulation is one way to control the phase patterns in coupled oscillator systems.
Date of Conference: 26-29 May 2002
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 07 August 2002
Print ISBN:0-7803-7448-7
Conference Location: Phoenix-Scottsdale, AZ, USA

1. INTRODUCTION

There have been many investigations of mutual synchronization and multimode oscillation in coupled oscillators [1] –[4]. In [1], Endo et al. have reported the multimode oscillations in various types of the coupled oscillators networks. In [2] –[4], the synchronization phenomena in resistively coupled oscillators have been reported. In particular, we have reported synchronization phenomena observed from oscillators with the same natural frequency mutually coupled by one resistor [3], [4]. In these systems, various synchronization phenomena can be observed. Especially, in LC oscillators system, we have confirmed experimentally that -phase oscillation can be stably excited when each oscillator has strong nonlinearity [3]. In this case, there exist ! stable phase states according to the initial states. Moreover, we have investigated the coupled system with RC Wien-bridge oscillators. They also exhibits the “phase-shift synchronization” and we can get different stable phase patterns [4]. Because these “star-coupled” oscillators exhibit a large number of different steady states, they will be used as a structural element of large scale memories.

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