As one of the candidates of the next generation non-volatile memory (NVM), phase change memory(PCM) has been paid more attention. But there are many open issue in simulation and phase-change mechanism. In this work, a...
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(纸本)9781424421855
As one of the candidates of the next generation non-volatile memory (NVM), phase change memory(PCM) has been paid more attention. But there are many open issue in simulation and phase-change mechanism. In this work, an electrothermal simulation is implemented, which can provide an evaluation method for PCM geometry and scaling design. At the time, a threshold-switching mechanism is discussed. A threshold-switching curve is achieved using device simulator, results show that this mechanism can explain the threshold-switching phenomenon.
As one of the candidates of the next generation non-volatile memory(NVM),phase change memory(PCM) has been paid more *** there are many open issue in simulation and phase-change *** this work,an electrothermal simulat...
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As one of the candidates of the next generation non-volatile memory(NVM),phase change memory(PCM) has been paid more *** there are many open issue in simulation and phase-change *** this work,an electrothermal simulation is implemented,which can provide an evaluation method for PCM geometry and scaling *** the time,a threshold-switching mechanism is discussed.A threshold-switching curve is achieved using device simulator,results show that this mechanism can explain the threshold-switching phenomenon.
The advent of grid technology has provided a promising methodology for usage of distributed resources for complex scientific workflow applications. Grid workflow management systems (GWMS) enable even a non-expert grid...
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(纸本)0769529267
The advent of grid technology has provided a promising methodology for usage of distributed resources for complex scientific workflow applications. Grid workflow management systems (GWMS) enable even a non-expert grid user to compose workflows and further provide functionality to coordinate execution of the complete workflow thereby masking the grid-specific details from the user. We have designed a non-DAG workflow specification model for workflow composition. Our model allows a user to compose a workflow using directed graphs, thereby allowing modeling of sequence, parallel, choice and iteration patterns in the workflow. We have also provided for structural verification of workflows using Petri net based analysis techniques. A workflow is said to be structurally correct if it does not have errors like deadlock and lack of synchronization. A workflow found correct by structural verification techniques can be executed correctly for all possible workflow instances. We have incorporated our workflow model into a previously existing workflow management system for Sun Grid engine [1]. Experiments show that the model allows for composition of wider range of workflow applications. Also the verification procedure provides appropriate error messages to user, indicating the nature and cause of error, when a structural error is detected. We have composed and executed the workflow of EMAN [2], a real-world Bio-informatics application. The experimentation results show the efficient utilization of compute power of the grid by the inherent parallel tasks in the EMAN workflow.
The IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing awarded the 2006 Best Paper Award to T. Pfingsten and D.J.L. Herrmann for their paper, "Model-based design analysis and yield optmization."
The IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing awarded the 2006 Best Paper Award to T. Pfingsten and D.J.L. Herrmann for their paper, "Model-based design analysis and yield optmization."
This paper reports the performance of a fully-integrated planar electrospray thruster array. Electrospray thrusters work by electrostatically extracting and accelerating ions or charged droplets from a liquid surface ...
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(纸本)1563479036
This paper reports the performance of a fully-integrated planar electrospray thruster array. Electrospray thrusters work by electrostatically extracting and accelerating ions or charged droplets from a liquid surface to produce thrust. Emission occurs from sharp emitter tips, which enhance the electric field and constrain the emission location. Electrospray propulsion is desirable for its simplicity, high thrust efficiency and tunable specific impulse. However, the electrospray process limits the thrust from a single tip, so that achieving millinewton thrust levels would require an array with tens of thousands of emitters. We have used silicon batch microfabrication technology to make an array of 502 emitters in a 113 mm2 area. The thruster, weighing 5 g, was tested with the ionic liquid EMI-BF4. Time of night measurements show that the thruster operates in the ion-emission regime, which is most efficient for propulsion, with a specific impulse around 3000 s at a 1 kV extractor voltage. Emission starts as low as 500 V. Currents of 370 nA per emitter have been recorded at 1500 V, for an estimated thrust of 26 nN per emitter or 13 μN total, and a 275 mW power consumption. The thrust efficiency is estimated around 85%. In good operating conditions, the current intercepted on the extractor electrode is well below 1%, increasing to a few percent at the highest current levels.
The advent of grid technology has provided a promising methodology for usage of distributed resources for complex scientific workflow applications. Grid workflow management systems (GWMS) enable even a non-expert grid...
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The advent of grid technology has provided a promising methodology for usage of distributed resources for complex scientific workflow applications. Grid workflow management systems (GWMS) enable even a non-expert grid user to compose workflows and further provide functionality to coordinate execution of the complete workflow thereby masking the grid-specific details from the user. We have designed a non- DAG workflow specification model for workflow composition. Our model allows a user to compose a workflow using directed graphs, thereby allowing modeling of sequence, parallel, choice and iteration patterns in the workflow. We have also provided for structural verification of workflows using Petri net based analysis techniques. A workflow is said to be structurally correct if it does not have errors like deadlock and lack of synchronization. A workflow found correct by structural verification techniques can be executed correctly for all possible workflow instances. We have incorporated our workflow model into a previously existing workflow management system for Sun grid engine [1]. Experiments show that the model allows for composition of wider range of workflow applications. Also the verification procedure provides appropriate error messages to user, indicating the nature and cause of error, when a structural error is detected. We have composed and executed the workflow of EMAN [2], a real-world bio-informatics application. The experimentation results show the efficient utilization of compute power of the grid by the inherent parallel tasks in the EMAN workflow.
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