Hybrid energy power management system and method
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
B61L-001/18
B61C-017/00
출원번호
US-0033172
(2001-12-26)
발명자
/ 주소
Kumar, Ajith Kuttannair
출원인 / 주소
General Electric Company
대리인 / 주소
Senniger, Powers, Leavitt & Roedel
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An energy management system for use with off-highway vehicles, including locomotives, that traverse a known course. A processor determines power storage and transfer parameters, including data indicative of present and future track profile information. The energy management system controls the stora
An energy management system for use with off-highway vehicles, including locomotives, that traverse a known course. A processor determines power storage and transfer parameters, including data indicative of present and future track profile information. The energy management system controls the storage and regeneration of electrical energy. A hybrid energy locomotive system has an energy storage and regeneration system. In one form, the system can be retrofitted into existing locomotives or installed as original equipment. The energy storage and regeneration system captures dynamic braking energy, excess motor energy, and or externally supplied energy. The captured energy is stored in an energy storage system such as a battery, a flywheel system, or a capacitor system. The energy storage and regeneration system can be located in a separate energy tender vehicle. The separate energy tender vehicle is optionally equipped with traction motors.
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An energy management system for use with off-highway vehicles, including locomotives, that traverse a known course. A processor determines power storage and transfer parameters, including data indicative of present and future track profile information. The energy management system controls the stora
An energy management system for use with off-highway vehicles, including locomotives, that traverse a known course. A processor determines power storage and transfer parameters, including data indicative of present and future track profile information. The energy management system controls the storage and regeneration of electrical energy. A hybrid energy locomotive system has an energy storage and regeneration system. In one form, the system can be retrofitted into existing locomotives or installed as original equipment. The energy storage and regeneration system captures dynamic braking energy, excess motor energy, and or externally supplied energy. The captured energy is stored in an energy storage system such as a battery, a flywheel system, or a capacitor system. The energy storage and regeneration system can be located in a separate energy tender vehicle. The separate energy tender vehicle is optionally equipped with traction motors. are loaded in. The respective corresponding weighting coefficient Wjfor each errors Ejare determined. Then, a resultant gray value Riof the focus pixel is calculated by Ri=Gi+ΣWj(Ej-C), wherein C is a programmable integer. Thereafter, the gray value Riis dividing into most significant part Miand least significant part Li,wherein Miis a K-bit integer, Liis an (N-K)-bit integer, Mi×2N-K+Li=Ri,and -2N-K/2≤LiN-K/2. The error Eiof the focus pixel is stored as Liplus an error bias D of 2N-K/2. Finally, the focus pixel is displayed using Mias the degraded target gray value. igital image; b) determining whether an output image value is a predetermined high level or low level based on the threshold; c) if the input pixel value is greater than the threshold and the output image value is the predetermined high level, modulating the threshold of the adjacent pixel as: t(m+p, n+q)+=Tf1(p,q)×t(m,n), wherein t(m,n) is the threshold of the (m,n)-th pixel being the current input pixel, t(m+p, n+q) is the threshold of the pixel separated from the (m,n)-th pixel by (p,q), and Tf1(p,q) is a first threshold modulation coefficient; d) if the input pixel value is greater than the threshold and the output image value is the predetermined low level, modulating the threshold of the adjacent pixel as: t(m+p, n+q)+=Tf2, wherein t(m,n) is the threshold of the (m,n)-th pixel being current input pixel, t(m+p, n+q) is the threshold of the pixel separated from the (m,n)-th pixel by (p,q), and Tf2is a second threshold modulation coefficient; e) if the input pixel value is not greater than the threshold and the output image value is the predetermined low level, modulating the threshold of the adjacent pixel as: t(m+p, n+q)-=Tf1(p,q)×t(m,n), wherein t(m,n) is the threshold of the (m,n)-th pixel being the current input pixel, t(m+p, n+q) is the threshold of the pixel separated from the (m,n)th pixel by (p,q), and Tf1(p,q) is a first threshold modulation coefficient; and f) if the input pixel value is not greater than the threshold and the output image value is the predetermined high level, modulating the threshold of the adjacent pixel as: t(m+p, n+q)-=Tf2, wherein t(m,n) is the threshold of the (m,n)th pixel being the currently input pixel, t(m+p, n+q) is the threshold of the pixel separated from the (m,n)th pixel by (p,q), and Tf2is a second threshold modulation coefficient. 5. The method of claim 4, wherein the predetermined high level is 255 and the predetermined low level is 0. 6. The method of claim 5, wherein the threshold is 127.5. on of the takeup leader, operating a load motor to trigger rotation of a catch; rotating the catch from a loaded position to an unloaded position while continuing operation of the load motor, wherein the catch engages the takeup leader during the rotation from the loaded position to the unloaded position; and responsive to engaging the takeup leader with the catch, moving the takeup leader in a forward direction relative to the tape cartridge leader to disconnect the takeup leader from the tape cartridge leader. 5. The method of claim 4 wherein the step of performing the unload operation further comprises: responsive to rotating the catch from the loaded position to the unloaded position, pausing the load motor operation; and responsive to a determination that the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are disconnected, restarting the load motor operation to eject the tape cartridge. 6. The method of claim 4, wherein the step of resetting the tape drive for the retry operation comprises: operating the load motor to rotate the catch from the unloaded position to the loaded position. 7. A sensing assembly for determining if a takeup leader connected to a takeup reel in a single reel tape drive, and a tape cartridge leader connected to a magnetic tape media contained on a supply reel in a single reel tape cartridge that is loadable into the tape drive, are disconnected prior to ejecting the tape cartridge, the assembly comprising: means for winding the tape media around the supply reel until the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are in a position for disconnection; means for sensing a first position of the takeup leader in a tape path when the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are in the position for disconnection; means for disconnecting the takeup leader from the tape cartridge leader; means for sensing a second position of the takeup leader in the tape path, which results from the disconnecting means operation; means for comparing the first position and the second position to determine a position difference; and means for using the position difference to determine if the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are disconnected. 8. The sensing assembly of claim 7, further comprising: means for ejecting the tape cartridge from the tape drive responsive to a determination that the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are disconnected; and means for resetting the tape drive to retry disconnecting the takeup leader from the tape cartridge leader responsive to a determination that the takeup leader and the tape cartridge leader are not disconnected. 9. The sensing assembly of claim 8, wherein the disconnecting means comprises: a load motor coupled to a cam; and a catch; wherein the load motor is configured to trigger a rotation of the catch from a loaded position to an unloaded position using the cam, and the catch is configured to engage the takeup leader during the rotation to move the takeup leader in a forward direction relative to the tape cartridge leader to disconnect the takeup leader from the tape cartridge leader. 10. The sensing assembly of claim 9 wherein the disconnecting means further comprises: a microprocessor configured to initiate operation of the load motor to trigger the rotation of the catch and configured to pause the operation of the load motor responsive to the rotation of the catch to the unloaded position. 11. The sensing assembly of claim 10 wherein the means for sensing the first position of the takeup leader and the means for sensing the second position of the takeup leader comprises: a position sensor coupled to a guide roller, wherein the position sensor is configured to provide the first position and the second position information to the microprocessor. 12. The sensing assembly of claim 11 wherein the microprocessor is configured to use the position difference to determine if the takeup leader is disconnected from the
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