The impact of device scaling on the effects of mixed-mode electrical stress and ionizing radiation is assessed for third-and fourth-generation silicon-germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors (SiGe HBTs). When the...
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(数字)9798350369762
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(纸本)9798350369779
The impact of device scaling on the effects of mixed-mode electrical stress and ionizing radiation is assessed for third-and fourth-generation silicon-germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors (SiGe HBTs). When the devices were operating in forward-active mode, the fourth-generation technology showed better radiation tolerance but worse hot carrier degradation due to mixed-mode stress. However, when the devices were operating in inverse-active mode, the trend was the opposite and the fourth-generation technology showed worse radiation tolerance but less mixed-mode degradation.
This abstract discusses the capability of system learning to serve as a device for real-time facts evaluation and its ability to decorate the accuracy of the resulting insights. Specifically, it examines the advantage...
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In this paper, we designed a deep learning (DL) based method for synthetic aperture imaging in the presence of phase errors. Random variations in the transmission medium resulting from unforeseen environmental changes...
In this paper, we designed a deep learning (DL) based method for synthetic aperture imaging in the presence of phase errors. Random variations in the transmission medium resulting from unforeseen environmental changes, fluctuations in sensor locations, and multiple scattering effects in the background medium often amount to uncertainties in the assumed data models. Imaging algorithms that rely on back-projected estimates are susceptible to estimation errors under these circumstances. Moreover, under dynamic nature of the medium, collecting high volume of measurements under the same operating conditions may become challenging. Towards this end, our imaging network incorporates DL in three major steps: first, we implement a deep network (DN) for pre-processing the erroneous measurements; second, we implement a DL-based decoding prior by recovering an encoded version of the reflectivity vector associated with the scattering media to reduce sample complexity, which is then mapped to an image estimate by a decoding DN; finally, we consider a fixed step implementation of an iterative algorithm in the form of a recurrent neural network (RNN) by using the unrolling technique that leads to a model-based imaging operator. The parameters of all three DNs are learned simultaneously in a supervised manner. We verified the feasibility of our approach using simulated high fidelity synthetic aperture measurements.
Two dispersive waves (DWs) generation of OAM1,1 mode with coherent spectra can be realized in the designed double-ring-core fiber. The location of the two DWs in the output spectrum matched well with the phase-matchin...
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A novel diagnostic system is introduced for assessing the required level of respiratory support for COVID-19 patients. It bases its assessments on the correlation between detected COVID-19 lesions and the respiratory ...
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Document-level Relation Extraction (DocRE) aims to identify relationships between entity pairs within a document. However, most existing methods assume a uniform label distribution, resulting in suboptimal performance...
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Despite the advancements in cybersecurity, phishing attacks continue to pose significant threats to organizations and individuals worldwide. With the advent of time, phishing techniques have become more robust and thu...
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The rapid advancement of beyond fifth-generation (B5G) networks has opened a new era of high throughput demands, necessitating novel access schemes to overcome the associated challenges. Non-orthogonal multiple access...
The rapid advancement of beyond fifth-generation (B5G) networks has opened a new era of high throughput demands, necessitating novel access schemes to overcome the associated challenges. Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) has emerged as a promising technique, outperforming conventional orthogonal multiple access (OMA) in heterogeneous wireless networks. This paper introduces a new hybrid code division multiple access (CDMA)-NOMA scheme to improve multi-user capacity and power allocation (PA) efficiency in wireless networks. By combining the strengths of CDMA and NOMA, our proposed scheme forms NOMA clusters, each accommodating multiple users with varying channel characteristics. Intra-cluster interference is mitigated through successive interference cancellation (SIC), while inter-cluster interference is eliminated using CDMA spreading codes. We address the challenge of PA, a critical aspect of NOMA networks, by assigning distinct codes to all users within a cell. Through rigorous analysis, we evaluate the bit error rate performance of our hybrid scheme in diverse channel conditions, including the NYUSIM, AWGN, Rician, and Rayleigh channel models. The results presents an innovative solution to enhance B5G network capacity, demonstrating the potential of our hybrid CDMA-NOMA scheme to support more users efficiently while reducing SIC complexity.
Multivariate point processes (MPP) are widely used to model the occurrence of multiple interrelated events in complex systems. They are used in a variety of fields to analyze data and define models that can make predi...
Multivariate point processes (MPP) are widely used to model the occurrence of multiple interrelated events in complex systems. They are used in a variety of fields to analyze data and define models that can make predictions about future events. In this paper, we consider finite-state MPP, which are products of finite state automata (FSA) and MPP. Specifically, the events in the MPP trigger state transitions in the FSA, while the intensities of the point processes are defined as functions of the FSA state and the history of the MPP. Further, we assume that some of the event types are controllable, i.e., they are not random but can be triggered. We formulate an optimal control problem for such system, which can then be expressed as optimal control for a Markov Decision Process (MDP) with infinite states. When the system has appropriate finite-time steady state properties, we use the concept of stochastic bisimulation of MDP to reduce the MDP into a finite state one, thereby allowing us to use standard optimal control techniques to calculate the optimal policy. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our method on a simplified sleep-wake cycle model, for the problem of optimally scheduling naps to maximize the length of wakefulness intervals.
Nowadays, the grid computing environment faces many difficulties executing new jobs, especially jobs requiring large resource requirements and long execution times. This motivates researchers and scholars to find chea...
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(数字)9798331523657
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(纸本)9798331523664
Nowadays, the grid computing environment faces many difficulties executing new jobs, especially jobs requiring large resource requirements and long execution times. This motivates researchers and scholars to find cheap and fast methods to improve the efficiency of grid environments. One of the cheap and fast methods is to implement job scheduling algorithms based on cheap and fast techniques. This paper proposes a new job ranking backfilling algorithm based on the job's weight and back propagation neural network. To define the weight of the job, first, the proposed model will use a clustering algorithm to cluster the job's dataset into groups, and then the groups will be ranked using an experimental ranking equation. A discrete event simulator is used to validate the proposed algorithm's capability and robustness. The average results revealed that the new algorithm outperforms previous algorithms. The improvement of the studied metrics is between 1.19 and 6.30, respectively. The results proved that the proposed model is efficient and can be used with low overhead in a real environment.
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