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    On the Aperiodic Signal Amplification by Rescaled Vibrational Resonance in Fractional-Order Duffing Oscillators

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    2020
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    Jia, Pengxiang
    Leng, Yonggang
    Yang, Jianhua
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    Abstract
    In the former works of Yang et al., they put forward two vibrational resonance (VR) methods in fractional Duffing oscillators to amplify the weak harmonic character signal with arbitrary high-frequency. Moreover, the aperiodic character signal is also a common signal form in practical engineering. For the “fast-changing” aperiodic character signal in time domain, the classical VR method is difficult to amplify it effectively. To solve this problem, an aperiodic signal amplification method based on rescaled VR in fractional-order Duffing oscillators is proposed. Take the bipolar binary random signals with arbitrary minimal pulse width as an example, the rescaled VR under the overdamped and underdamped conditions can be realized by matching the signal parameters and system parameters effectively, and the amplification of aperiodic signal can be achieved.
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