A Novel Addressing Circuit for SWS-FET Based Multivalued Dynamic Random-Access Memory Array

Gudlavalleti, R. H.; Saman, B.; Mays, R.; Salama, Husien; Heller, E.; Chandy, John A.; Jain, F.

doi:10.1142/s0129156420400091

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“…Line-scans of the laser far-field along the θ direction were obtained as the stage was rotated in the horizontal plane. The relative height of the cryostat and the bolometer was adjusted to allow many line-scans of the device far-field to be obtained and finally constructed into a 2D map (Gudlavalleti et al, 2021).…”

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Surface Plasmon Lasers: Quantum Dot

Ahmed

2022

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A surface plasmon laser incorporates a metal layer, an additional medium layer given on the metal layer, and a round structure segment in which a murmuring exhibition mode is created in which surface plasmon light is produced because of surface plasmon reverberation on a connection point with the metal layer pivots along a circle, and a twisted piece framed to yield a piece of laser light created in the round structure part of the addition medium layer. We consider a thin layer of an n-type semiconductor sandwiched between a metal and a p-type semiconductor, and the p-n intersection is forward-one-sided. The mode design of the SPW, engendering along the metal surface, stretches out up to the p-n intersection, where it incites electron-opening recombination and gets intensified. The optical increase of the SPW laser can be made practically identical to that of a diode laser by lessening the thickness of the sandwich layer.

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Section: Terahertz Plasmatic Collimator Design 4 Results and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surface Plasmon Lasers: Quantum Dot

Ahmed

2022

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“…SOCR relaxation is accurate and highly efficient for various classes of problems in radial networks [6]. Recent surveys on these relaxations can be found in the literature [7,20,21].…”

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A Robust Second-Order Conic Programming Model with Effective Budget of Uncertainty in the Optimal Power Flow Problem

Salama¹,

Khoshkhoo²,

Fakhrabadi³

et al. 2022

J Energ Power Technol

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Integrating large-scale wind energy in modern power systems necessitates high-efficiency mathematical models to address classical assumptions in power systems. In particular, two main assumptions for wind energy integration in power systems have not been adequately studied. First, nonlinear AC power flow equations have been linearized in most of the literature. Such simplifications can lead to inaccurate power flow calculations and result in technical issues. Second, wind power uncertainties are inevitable and have been mostly modeled using traditional uncertainty modeling techniques, which may not be suitable for large-scale wind power integration. In this study, we addressed both challenges: we developed a tight second-order conic relaxation model for the optimal power flow problem and implemented the novel effective budget of uncertainty approach for uncertainty modeling to determine the maximum wind power admissibility and address the uncertainty in the model. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that proposes an effective, robust second-order conic programming model that simultaneously addresses the issues of power flow linearization and wind power uncertainty with the new paradigm on the budget of uncertainty approach. The numerical results revealed the advantages of the proposed model over traditional linearized power flow equations and traditional uncertainty modeling techniques.

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A Novel Addressing Circuit for SWS-FET Based Multivalued Dynamic Random-Access Memory Array

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Surface Plasmon Lasers: Quantum Dot

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A Robust Second-Order Conic Programming Model with Effective Budget of Uncertainty in the Optimal Power Flow Problem

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