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A Subthreshold Reconfigurable Architecture For Harsh Environments, Ameet Chavan
A Subthreshold Reconfigurable Architecture For Harsh Environments, Ameet Chavan
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Energy harvesting and functional reconfigurability are necessary features in order to simultaneously achieve longer operating lifetimes and versatility in application for many next generation electronic systems. The presented research incorporates capabilities that not only enable applications to self-power from ambience but also permit change in functionality based on real-time application requirements. Currently, many applications are battery powered with custom hardware, which severely confines the application platform. Moreover, maintenance and upgrades are prohibitively expensive, particularly in the case of remote locations with limited accessibility. For harsh environments like Space or the battlefield, apart from features such as low power and reconfigurability, …
E-Quality: Using Dimensional Index Values Towards Improving Classification Accuracy, Prashanth Devaram
E-Quality: Using Dimensional Index Values Towards Improving Classification Accuracy, Prashanth Devaram
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E-quality is a process through which inspection of the process and quality of the part produced is done online resulting in the improvement of the process and reduction in the amount of time consumed for the overall process. Automated quality control involves using a methodology to classify the parts based on the dimensions of the features on a part. However, achieving 100% classification accuracy is not an easy task, especially in area of quality control where small differences in dimensions result in part fall into a different category. In this study, a novel approach for modifying the data before being …