This paper used the intervention analysis model to fit the data of seven-day annualized yield of Yu Ebao, by regarding the Niu's comment as intervention. We constructed the linear model and the intervention model. The result showed that though Niu's comment was not the most important cause of the decline of the yield, its effects cannot be ignored. And it caused the yield of Yu Ebao fallen 0.148% faster than before.
Flexible and compressible temperature sensors are highly desired for artificial skin and epidermal electronics. Here we demonstrated a flexible and compressible resistive temperature sensor using hierarchically buckled carbon nanotube/rubber bi-sheath-core structure (a buckled carbon nanotube outer sheath and a buckled rubber inner sheath wrapped around a rubber fiber core). When heated, lateral contacts of the adjacent buckles increase, resulting in electrical resistance decrease and serving as highly sensitive temperature sensors. This bi-sheath-core fiber temperature sensor showed high linearity, good repeatability, large negative temperature coefficient of resistance (NTC = -54.7/°C), and insensitivity to compressive deformations (up to -20% strain). The NTC and temperature dependence of percent resistance change can be easily tuned by modulating the buckling bi-sheath-core structures such as varying the number of nanotube layers and the rubber sheath stiffness.
The durability and the accuracy are the critical issues for the design of auto-balance device, which have been well discussed in the literature. However existing solutions were incomplete, they have some defects such as their complicated structure, lots maintenance, poor serviceability and poor balance accuracy. In this paper, we proposed a novel scheme to enhance the durability and the accuracy significantly, which includes three main points: The first, we extract fundamental wave signal with discrete Fourier transform. The second, we adopt electric magnetic drive. The third, we employ planetary gear drive with small teeth difference. The experiment results show that our scheme can achieve satisfactory balance accuracy, which validates our analysis. All the results are obtained by over 1000 hours continuous experiments.
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