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Simulation Of Electronic Transformer In Line With Ft3 Frame Format, Yu Fei, Hailong Zhang, Qingle Sun Jan 2019

Simulation Of Electronic Transformer In Line With Ft3 Frame Format, Yu Fei, Hailong Zhang, Qingle Sun

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In the power system, electronic current transformer based on the Rogowski coil has been widely used in digital substation. Based on the analysis of its composition and structure, the electronic transformer is simulated by the Simulink module in Matlab. Rogowski coil is used to simulate the traditional transformer. Using Σ-Δ ADC converter and digital filter, analog signal from the high-pressure side is converted to digital output data, which is sent via fiber optic Ethernet to FPGA development board after FT3 format framing by Simulink. The data is then sent to the merged unit of transformer’s interface after Manchester encoding …


Accelerating Reverse Engineering Image Processing Using Fpga, Matthew Joshua Harris Jan 2019

Accelerating Reverse Engineering Image Processing Using Fpga, Matthew Joshua Harris

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In recent decades, field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) have evolved beyond simple, expensive computational components with minimal computing power to complex, inexpensive computational engines. Today, FPGAs can perform algorithmically complex problems with improved performance compared to sequential CPUs by taking advantage of parallelization. This concept can be readily applied to the computationally dense field of image manipulation and analysis. Processed on a standard CPU, image manipulation suffers with large image sets processed by highly sequential algorithms, but by carefully adhering to data dependencies, parallelized FPGA functions or kernels offer the possibility of significant improvement through threaded CPU functions. This thesis …


Leveraging Blockchain To Mitigate The Risk Of Counterfeit Microelectronics In Its Supply Chain, Aman Ali Pogaku Jan 2019

Leveraging Blockchain To Mitigate The Risk Of Counterfeit Microelectronics In Its Supply Chain, Aman Ali Pogaku

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System on Chip (SoC) is the backbone component of the electronics industry nowadays. ASIC and FPGA-based SoCs are the two most popular methods of manufacturing SoCs. However, both ASIC and FPGA industries are plagued with risks of counterfeits due to the limitations in Security, Accountability, Complexity, and Governance of their supply chain management. As a result, the current practices of these microelectronics supply chain suffer from performance and efficiency bottlenecks. In this research, we are incorporating blockchain technology into the FPGA and ASIC microelectronic supply chain to help mitigate the risk of counterfeit microelectronics through a secure and decentralized solution …