Amplitude control for an artificial hair cell undergoing an Andronov-Hopf bifurcation
Hermann Folke Johann Rolf, Thomas Meurer
Abstract
The dynamics of an artificial hair cell is analyzed by considering the bifurcation behavior of a dominant mode model. It is shown that this model undergoes an Andronov-Hopf bifurcation similar to its biological counterpart, i.e., the hair cell in the mammalian cochlea. Consequently, this dynamical behavior is exploited to control the amplitude of the deflection of the artificial hair cell. In particular feedforward control with disturbance injection is designed based on an approximation of the oscillation using an envelope model to achieve a constant deflection amplitude. The approach is evaluated in numerical simulations.
Topics & Concepts
AmplitudeHopf bifurcationBifurcationControl theory (sociology)Saddle-node bifurcationPhysicsFeed forwardOscillation (cell signaling)Deflection (physics)MechanicsMathematicsMathematical analysisClassical mechanicsEngineeringComputer scienceOpticsChemistryControl engineeringNonlinear systemControl (management)Artificial intelligenceQuantum mechanicsBiochemistryHearing, Cochlea, Tinnitus, GeneticsAcoustic Wave Phenomena ResearchAdvanced Adaptive Filtering Techniques