Abstract
Active control of an impinging jet upon a wedge has been attempted using a sinusoidal excitation of blowing and sucking at the jet exit. The excitation sufficiently enables 'phase-lock', which is synchronization between self-oscillating flow and the excitation, so that hot-wire measurements directly provide phase averaged flow fields and they illustrate appearance of the jet swing in front of the wedge and collision of the jet on one of side of the wedge. It was demonstrated that this control set up is practical not only for illustration of the phase averaged flow field but also for reduction of the edge tone due to the flow oscillation with inverse phase excitation in half of the jet.
