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Electronics Research Paper Topics

This list of electronics research paper topics provides the list of 30 potential topics for research papers and an overview article on the history of electronics.

1. Applications of Superconductivity

The 1986 Applied Superconductivity Conference proclaimed, ‘‘Applied superconductivity has come of age.’’ The claim reflected only 25 years of development, but was justifiable due to significant worldwide interest and investment. For example, the 1976 annual budget for superconducting systems exceeded $30 million in the U.S., with similar efforts in Europe and Japan. By 1986 the technology had matured impressively into applications for the energy industry, the military, transportation, high-energy physics, electronics, and medicine. The announcement of high-temperature superconductivity just two months later brought about a new round of dramatic developments.

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As the twenty-first century began, an array of superconducting applications in high-speed electronics, medical imaging, levitated transportation, and electric power systems are either having, or will soon have, an impact on the daily life of millions. Surprisingly, at the beginning of the twentieth century, the discovery of superconductivity was completely unanticipated and unimagined.

In 1911, three years after liquefying helium, H. Kammerlingh Onnes of the University of Leiden discovered superconductivity while investigating the temperature-dependent resistance of metals below 4.2Kelvin. Later reporting on experiments conducted in 1911, he described the disappearance of the resistance of mercury, stating, ‘‘Within some hundredths of a degree came a sudden fall, not foreseen [by existing theories of resistance]. Mercury has passed into a new state, which . . . may be called the superconductive state.’’

3. Electric Motors

The main types of electric motors that drove twentieth century technology were developed toward the end of the nineteenth century, with direct current (DC) motors being introduced before alternating current (AC) ones. Most important initially was the ‘‘series’’ DC motor, used in electric trolleys and trains from the 1880s onward. The series motor exerts maximum torque on starting and then accelerates to its full running speed, the ideal characteristic for traction work. Where speed control independent of the load is required in such applications as crane and lift drives, the ‘‘shunt’’ DC motor is more suitable.

4. Electronic Calculators

The electronic calculator is usually inexpensive and pocket-sized, using solar cells for its power and having a gray liquid crystal display (LCD) to show the numbers. Depending on the sophistication, the calculator might simply perform the basic mathematical functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) or might include scientific functions (square, log, trig). For a slightly higher cost, the calculator will probably include programmable scientific and business functions. At the end of the twentieth century, the electronic calculator was as commonplace as a screwdriver and helped people deal with all types of mathematics on an everyday basis. Its birth and growth were early steps on the road to today’s world of computing.

5. Electronic Communications

The broad use of digital electronic message communications in most societies by the end of the 20th century can be attributed to a myriad of reasons. Diffusion was incremental and evolutionary. Digital communication technology was seeded by large-scale funding for military projects that broke technological ground, however social needs and use drove systems in unexpected ways and made it popular because these needs were embraced. Key technological developments happened long before diffusion into society, and it was only after popularity of the personal computer that global and widespread use became commonplace. The Internet was an important medium in this regard, however the popular uses of it were well established long before its success. Collaborative developments with open, mutually agreed standards were key factors in broader diffusion of the low-level transmission of digital data, and provided resistance to technological lock-in by any commercial player. By the twenty-first century, the concept of interpersonal electronic messaging was accepted as normal and taken for granted by millions around the world, where infrastructural and political freedoms permitted. As a result, traditional lines of information control and mass broadcasting were challenged, although it remains to be seen what, if any, long-term impact this will have on society.

6. Electronic Control Technology

The advancement of electrical engineering in the twentieth century made a fundamental change in control technology. New electronic devices including vacuum tubes (valves) and transistors were used to replace electromechanical elements in conventional controllers and to develop new types of controllers. In these practices, engineers discovered basic principles of control theory that could be further applied to design electronic control systems.

7. Fax Machine

Fax technology was especially useful for international commercial communication, which was traditionally the realm of the Telex machine, which only relayed Western alpha-numeric content. A fax machine could transmit a page of information regardless of what information it contained, and this led to rapid and widespread adoption in developing Asian countries during the 1980s. With the proliferation of the Internet and electronic e-mail in the last decade of the twentieth century, fax technology became less used for correspondence. At the close of the 20th century, the fax machine was still widely used internationally for the transmission of documents of all forms, with the ‘‘hard copy’’ aspect giving many a sense of permanence that other electronic communication lacked.

8. Hall Effect Devices

The ‘‘Hall effect,’’ discovered in 1879 by American physicist Edwin H. Hall, is the electrical potential produced when a magnetic field is perpendicular to a conductor or semiconductor that is carrying current. This potential is a product of the buildup of charges in that conductor. The magnetic field makes a transverse force on the charge carriers, resulting in the charge being moved to one of the sides of the conductor. Between the sides of the conductor, measurable voltage is yielded from the interaction and balancing of the polarized charge and the magnetic influence.

Hall effect devices are commonly used as magnetic field sensors, or alternatively if a known magnetic field is applied, the sensor can be used to measure the current in a conductor, without actually plugging into it (‘‘contactless potentiometers’’). Hall sensors can also be used as magnetically controlled switches, and as a contactless method of detecting rotation and position, sensing ferrous objects.

9. Infrared Detectors

Infrared detectors rely on the change of a physical characteristic to sense illumination by infrared radiation (i.e., radiation having a wavelength longer than that of visible light). The origins of such detectors lie in the nineteenth century, although their development, variety and applications exploded during the twentieth century. William Herschel (c. 1800) employed a thermometer to detect this ‘‘radiant heat’’; Macedonio Melloni, (c. 1850) invented the ‘‘thermochrose’’ to display spatial differences of irradiation as color patterns on a temperature-sensitive surface; and in 1882 William Abney found that photographic film could be sensitized to respond to wavelengths beyond the red end of the spectrum. Most infrared detectors, however, convert infrared radiation into an electrical signal via a variety of physical effects. Here, too, 19th century innovations continued in use well into the 21st century.

10. Integrated Circuits Design and Use

Integrated circuits (ICs) are electronic devices designed to integrate a large number of microscopic electronic components, normally connected by wires in circuits, within the same substrate material. According to the American engineer Jack S. Kilby, they are the realization of the so-called ‘‘monolithic idea’’: building an entire circuit out of silicon or germanium. ICs are made out of these materials because of their properties as semiconductors— materials that have a degree of electrical conductivity between that of a conductor such as metal and that of an insulator (having almost no conductivity at low temperatures). A piece of silicon containing one circuit is called a die or chip. Thus, ICs are known also as microchips. Advances in semiconductor technology in the 1960s (the miniaturization revolution) meant that the number of transistors on a single chip doubled every two years, and led to lowered microprocessor costs and the introduction of consumer products such as handheld calculators.

11. Integrated Circuits Fabrication

The fabrication of integrated circuits (ICs) is a complicated process that consists primarily of the transfer of a circuit design onto a piece of silicon (the silicon wafer). Using a photolithographic technique, the areas of the silicon wafer to be imprinted with electric circuitry are covered with glass plates (photomasks), irradiated with ultraviolet light, and treated with chemicals in order to shape a circuit’s pattern. On the whole, IC manufacture consists of four main stages:

• Preparation of a design
• Preparation of photomasks and silicon wafers
• Testing and packaging

Preparing an IC design consists of drafting the circuit’s electronic functions within the silicon board. This process has radically changed over the years due to the increasing complexity of design and the number of electronic components contained within the same IC. For example, in 1971, the Intel 4004 microprocessor was designed by just three engineers, while in the 1990s the Intel Pentium was designed by a team of 100 engineers. Moreover, the early designs were produced with traditional drafting techniques, while from the late 1970s onward the introduction of computer-aided design (CAD) techniques completely changed the design stage. Computers are used to check the design and simulate the operations of perspective ICs in order to optimize their performance. Thus, the IC drafted design can be modified up to 400 times before going into production.

12. Josephson Junction Devices

One of the most important implications of quantum physics is the existence of so-called tunneling phenomena in which elementary particles are able to cross an energy barrier on subatomic scales that it would not be possible for them to traverse were they subject to the laws of classical mechanics. In 1973 the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Brian Josephson, Ivan Giaever and Leo Esaki for their work in this field. Josephson’s contribution consisted of a number of important theoretical predictions made while a doctoral student at Cambridge University. His work was confirmed experimentally within a year of its publication in 1961, and practical applications were commercialized within ten years.

13. Laser Applications

Lasers are employed in virtually every sector of the modern world including industry, commerce, transportation, medicine, education, science, and in many consumer devices such as CD players and laser printers. The intensity of lasers makes them ideal cutting tools since their highly focused beam cuts more accurately than machined instruments and leaves surrounding materials unaffected. Surgeons, for example, have employed carbon dioxide or argon lasers in soft tissue surgery since the early 1970s. These lasers produce infrared wavelengths of energy that are absorbed by water. Water in tissues is rapidly heated and vaporized, resulting in disintegration of the tissue. Visible wavelengths (argon ion laser) coagulate tissue. Far-ultraviolet wavelengths (higher photon energy, as produced by excimer lasers) break down molecular bonds in target tissue and ‘‘ablate’’ tissue without heating. Excimer lasers have been used in corneal surgery since 1984. Short pulses only affect the surface area of interest and not deeper tissues. The extremely small size of the beam, coupled with optical fibers, enables today’s surgeons to conduct surgery deep inside the human body often without a single cut on the exterior. Blue lasers, developed in 1994 by Shuji Nakamura of Nichia Chemical Industries of Japan, promise even more precision than the dominant red lasers currently used and will further revolutionize surgical cutting techniques.

14. Laser Theory and Operation

Lasers (an acronym for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) provide intense, focused beams of light whose unique properties enable them to be employed in a wide range of applications in the modern world. The key idea underlying lasers originated with Albert Einstein who published a paper in 1916 on Planck’s distribution law, within which he described what happens when additional energy is introduced into an atom. Atoms have a heavy and positively charged nucleus surrounded by groups of extremely light and negatively charged electrons. Electrons orbit the atom in a series of ‘‘fixed’’ levels based upon the degree of electromagnetic attraction between each single electron and the nucleus. Various orbital levels also represent different energy levels. Normally electrons remain as close to the nucleus as their energy level permits, with the consequence that an atom’s overall energy level is minimized. Einstein realized that when energy is introduced to an atom; for example, through an atomic collision or through electrical stimulation, one or more electrons become excited and move to a higher energy level. This condition exists temporarily before the electron returns to its former energy level. When this decay phenomenon occurs, a photon of light is emitted. Einstein understood that since the energy transitions within the atom are always identical, the energy and the wavelength of the stimulated photon of light are also predictable; that is, a specific type of transition within an atom will yield a photon of light of a specific wavelength. Hendrick Kramers and Werner Heisenberg obtained a series of more extensive calculations of the effects of these stimulated emissions over the next decade. The first empirical evidence supporting these theoretical calculations occurred between 1926 and 1930 in a series of experiments involving electrical discharges in neon.

15. Lasers in Optoelectronics

Optoelectronics, the field combining optics and electronics, is dependent on semiconductor (diode) lasers for its existence. Mass use of semiconductor lasers has emerged with the advent of CD and DVD technologies, but it is the telecommunications sector that has primarily driven the development of lasers for optoelectronic systems. Lasers are used to transmit voice, data, or video signals down fiber-optic cables.

While the success of lasers within telecommunication systems seems unquestioned thanks to their utility in long-distance large-capacity, point-to-point links, these lasers also find use in many other applications and are ubiquitous in the developed world. Their small physical size, low power operation, ease of modulation (via simple input current variation) and small beam size mean that these lasers are now part of our everyday world, from CDs and DVDs, to supermarket checkouts and cosmetic medicine.

16. Light Emitting Diodes

Light emitting diodes, or LEDs, are semiconductor devices that emit monochromatic light once an electric current passes through it. The color of light emitted from LEDs depends not on the color of the bulb, but on the emission’s wavelength. Typically made of inorganic materials like gallium or silicon, LEDs have found frequent use as ‘‘pilot,’’ or indicator, lights for electronic devices. Unlike incandescent light bulbs, which generate light from ‘‘heat glow,’’ LEDs create light more efficiently and are generally more durable than traditional light sources.

17. Lighting Techniques

In 1900 electric lighting in the home was a rarity. Carbon filament incandescent lamps had been around for 20 years, but few households had electricity. Arc lamps were used in streets and large buildings such as railway stations. Domestic lighting was by candle, oil and gas.

The stages of the lightning techniques evolution are the following:

• Non-Electric Lighting
• Electric Lighting: Filament Lamps
• Electric Lighting: Discharge Lamps
• Electric Lighting: Fluorescent Lamps
• Electric Lighting: LED Lamps

18. Mechanical and Electromechanical Calculators

The widespread use of calculating devices in the twentieth century is intimately linked to the rise of large corporations and to the increasing role of mathematical calculation in science and engineering. In the business setting, calculators were used to efficiently process financial information. In science and engineering, calculators speeded up routine calculations. The manufacture and sale of calculators was a widespread industry, with major firms in most industrialized nations. However, the manufacture of mechanical calculators declined very rapidly in the 1970s with the introduction of electronic calculators, and firms either diversified into other product lines or went out of business. By the end of the twentieth century, slide rules, adding machines, and other mechanical calculators were no longer being manufactured.

19. Mobile (Cell) Telephones

In the last two decades of the twentieth century, mobile or cell phones developed from a minority communication tool, characterized by its prevalence in the 1980s among young professionals, to a pervasive cultural object. In many developed countries, more than three quarters of the population owned a cell phone by the end of the 20th century.

Cell phone technology is a highly evolved form of the personal radio systems used by truck drivers (citizens band, or CB, radio) and police forces in which receiver/transmitter units communicate with one another or a base antenna. Such systems work adequately over short distances with a low volume of traffic but cannot be expanded to cope with mass communication due to the limited space (bandwidth) available in the electromagnetic spectrum. Transmitting and receiving on one frequency, they allow for talking or listening but not both simultaneously.

For mobile radio systems to make the step up to effective telephony, a large number of two-way conversations needed to be accommodated, requiring a duplex channel (two separate frequencies, taking up double the bandwidth). In order to establish national mobile phone networks without limiting capacity or the range of travel of handsets, a number of technological improvements had to occur.

20. Photocopiers

The photocopier, copier, or copying machine, as it is variously known, is a staple of modern life. Copies by the billions are produced not only in the office but also on machines available to the public in libraries, copy shops, stationery stores, supermarkets, and a wide variety of other commercial facilities. Modern xerographic copiers, produced by a number of manufacturers, are available as desktop models suitable for the home as well as the small office. Many modern copiers reproduce in color as well as black and white, and office models can rival printing presses in speed of operation.

21. Photosensitive Detectors

Sensing radiation from ultraviolet to optical wavelengths and beyond is an important part of many devices. Whether analyzing the emission of radiation, chemical solutions, detecting lidar signals, fiber-optic communication systems, or imaging of medical ionizing radiation, detectors are the final link in any optoelectronic experiment or process.

Detectors fall into two groups: thermal detectors (where radiation is absorbed and the resulting temperature change is used to generate an electrical output) and photon (quantum) detectors. The operation of photon detectors is based on the photoelectric effect, in which the radiation is absorbed within a metal or semiconductor by direct interaction with electrons, which are excited to a higher energy level. Under the effect of an electric field these carriers move and produce a measurable electric current. The photon detectors show a selective wavelength-dependent response per unit incident radiation power.

22. Public and Private Lighting

At the turn of the 20th century, lighting was in a state of flux. In technical terms, a number of emerging lighting technologies jostled for economic dominance. In social terms, changing standards of illumination began to transform cities, the workplace, and the home. In design terms, the study of illumination as a science, as an engineering profession, and as an applied art was becoming firmly established. In the last decades of the 20th century, the technological and social choices in lighting attained considerable stability both technically and socially. Newer forms of compact fluorescent lighting, despite their greater efficiency, have not significantly replaced incandescent bulbs in homes owing to higher initial cost. Low-pressure sodium lamps, on the other hand, have been adopted increasingly for street and architectural lighting owing to lower replacement and maintenance costs. As with fluorescent lighting in the 1950s, recent lighting technologies have found niche markets rather than displacing incandescents, which have now been the dominant lighting system for well over a century.

23. Quantum Electronic Devices

Quantum theory, developed during the 1920s to explain the behavior of atoms and the absorption and emission of light, is thought to apply to every kind of physical system, from individual elementary particles to macroscopic systems such as lasers. In lasers, stimulated transitions between discrete or quantized energy levels is a quantum electronic phenomena (discussed in the entry Lasers, Theory and Operation). Stimulated transitions are also the central phenomena in atomic clocks. Semiconductor devices such as the transistor also rely on the arrangement of quantum energy levels into a valence band and a conduction band separated by an energy gap, but advanced quantum semiconductor devices were not possible until advances in fabrication techniques such as molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) developed in the 1960s made it possible to grow extremely pure single crystal semiconductor structures one atomic layer at a time.

In most electronic devices and integrated circuits, quantum phenomena such as quantum tunneling and electron diffraction—where electrons behave not as particles but as waves—are of no significance, since the device is much larger than the wavelength of the electron (around 100 nanometers, where one nanometer is 109 meters or about 4 atoms wide). Since the early 1980s however, researchers have been aware that as the overall device size of field effect transistors decreased, small-scale quantum mechanical effects between components, plus the limitations of materials and fabrication techniques, would sooner or later inhibit further reduction in the size of conventional semiconductor transistors. Thus to produce devices on ever-smaller integrated circuits (down to 25 nanometers in length), conventional microelectronic devices would have to be replaced with new device concepts that take advantage of the quantum mechanical effects that dominate on the nanometer scale, rather than function in despite of them. Such solid state ‘‘nanoelectronics’’ offers the potential for increased speed and density of information processing, but mass fabrication on this small scale presented formidable challenges at the end of the 20th century.

24. Quartz Clocks and Watches

The wristwatch and the domestic clock were completely reinvented with all-new electronic components beginning about 1960. In the new electronic timepieces, a tiny sliver of vibrating quartz in an electrical circuit provides the time base and replaces the traditional mechanical oscillator, the swinging pendulum in the clock or the balance wheel in the watch. Instead of an unwinding spring or a falling weight, batteries power these quartz clocks and watches, and integrated circuits substitute for intricate mechanical gear trains.

25. Radio-Frequency Electronics

Radio was originally conceived as a means for interpersonal communications, either person-toperson, or person-to-people, using analog waveforms containing either Morse code or actual sound. The use of radio frequencies (RF) designed to carry digital data in the form of binary code rather than voice and to replace physical wired connections between devices began in the 1970s, but the technology was not commercialized until the 1990s through digital cellular phone networks known as personal communications services (PCS) and an emerging group of wireless data network technologies just reaching commercial viability. The first of these is a so-called wireless personal area network (WPAN) technology known as Bluetooth. There are also two wireless local area networks (WLANs), generally grouped under the name Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity): (1) Wi-Fi, also known by its Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) designation 802.11b, and (2) Wi-Fi5 (802.11a).

26. Rectifiers

Rectifiers are electronic devices that are used to control the flow of current. They do this by having conducting and nonconducting states that depend on the polarity of the applied voltage. A major function in electronics is the conversion from alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) where the output is only one-half (either positive or negative) of the input. Rectifiers that are currently, or have been, in use include: point-contact diodes, plate rectifiers, thermionic diodes, and semiconductor diodes. There are various ways in which rectifiers may be classified in terms of the signals they encounter; this contribution will consider two extremes—high frequency and heavy current—that make significantly different demands on device design.

27. Strobe Flashes

Scarcely a dozen years after photography was announced to the world in 1839, William Henry Fox Talbot produced the first known flash photograph. Talbot, the new art’s co-inventor, fastened a printed paper onto a disk, set it spinning as fast as possible, and then discharged a spark to expose a glass plate negative. The words on the paper could be read on the photograph. Talbot believed that the potential for combining electric sparks and photography was unlimited. In 1852, he pronounced, ‘‘It is in our power to obtain the pictures of all moving objects, no matter in how rapid motion they may be, provided we have the means of sufficiently illuminating them with a sudden electric flash.’’

The electronic stroboscope fulfills Talbot’s prediction. It is a repeating, short-duration light source used primarily for visual observation and photography of high-speed phenomena. The intensity of the light emitted from strobes also makes them useful as signal lights on communication towers, airport runways, emergency vehicles, and more. Though ‘‘stroboscope’’ actually refers to a repeating flash and ‘‘electronic flash’’ denotes a single burst, both types are commonly called ‘‘strobes.’’

28. Transistors

Early experiments in transistor technology were based on the analogy between the semiconductor and the vacuum tube: the ability to both amplify and effectively switch an electrical signal on or off (rectification). By 1940, Russell Ohl at Bell Telephone Laboratories, among others, had found that impure silicon had both positive (ptype material with holes) and negative (n-type) regions. When a junction is created between n-type material and p-type material, electrons on the ntype side are attracted across the junction to fill holes in the other layer. In this way, the n-type semiconductor becomes positively charged and the p-type becomes negatively charged. Holes move in the opposite direction, thus reinforcing the voltage built up at the junction. The key point is that current flows from one side to the other when a positive voltage is applied to the layers (‘‘forward biased’’).

29. Travelling Wave Tubes

One of the most important devices for the amplification of radio-frequency (RF) signals— which range in frequency from 3 kilohertz to 300 gigahertz—is the traveling wave tube (TWT). When matched with its power supply unit, or electronic power conditioner (EPC), the combination is known as a traveling wave tube amplifier (TWTA). The amplification of RF signals is important in many aspects of science and technology, since the ability to increase the strength of a very low-power input signal is fundamental to all types of long-range communications, radar and electronic warfare.

30. Vacuum Tubes/Valves

The vacuum tube has its roots in the late nineteenth century when Thomas A. Edison conducted experiments with electric bulbs in 1883. Edison’s light bulbs consisted of a conducting filament mounted in a glass bulb. Passing electricity through the filament caused it to heat up and radiate light. A vacuum in the tube prevented the filament from burning up. Edison noted that electric current would flow from the bulb filament to a positively charged metal plate inside the tube. This phenomenon, the one-way flow of current, was called the Edison Effect. Edison himself could not explain the filament’s behavior. He felt this effect was interesting but unimportant and patented it as a matter of course. It was only fifteen years later that Joseph John Thomson, a physics professor at the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge in the U.K., discovered the electron and understood the significance of what was occurring in the tube. He identified the filament rays as a stream of particles, now called electrons. In a range of papers from 1901 to 1916, O.W. Richardson explained the electron behavior. Today the Edison Effect is known as thermionic emission.

History of Electronics

Few of the basic tasks that electronic technologies perform, such as communication, computation, amplification, or automatic control, are unique to electronics. Most were anticipated by the designers of mechanical or electromechanical technologies in earlier years. What distinguishes electronic communication, computation, and control is often linked to the instantaneous action of the devices, the delicacy of their actions compared to mechanical systems, their high reliability, or their tiny size.

The electronics systems introduced between the late nineteenth century and the end of the twentieth century can be roughly divided into the applications related to communications (including telegraphy, telephony, broadcasting, and remote detection) and the more recently developed fields involving digital information and computation. In recent years these two fields have tended to converge, but it is still useful to consider them separately for a discussion of their history.

The origins of electronics as distinguished from other electrical technologies can be traced to 1880 and the work of Thomas Edison. While investigating the phenomenon of the blackening of the inside surface of electric light bulbs, Edison built an experimental bulb that included a third, unused wire in addition to the two wires supporting the filament. When the lamp was operating, Edison detected a flow of electricity from the filament to the third wire, through the evacuated space in the bulb. He was unable to explain the phenomenon, and although he thought it would be useful in telegraphy, he failed to commercialize it. It went unexplained for about 20 years, until the advent of wireless telegraphic transmission by radio waves. John Ambrose Fleming, an experimenter in radio, not only explained the Edison effect but used it to detect radio waves. Fleming’s ‘‘valve’’ as he called it, acted like a one-way valve for electric waves, and could be used in a circuit to convert radio waves to electric pulses so that that incoming Morse code signals could be heard through a sounder or earphone.

As in the case of the Fleming valve, many early electronic devices were used first in the field of communications, mainly to enhance existing forms of technology. Initially, for example, telephony (1870s) and radio (1890s) were accomplished using ordinary electrical and electromechanical circuits, but eventually both were transformed through the use of electronic devices. Many inventors in the late nineteenth century sought a functional telephone ‘‘relay’’; that is, something to refresh a degraded telephone signal to allow long distance telephony. Several people simultaneously recognized the possibility of developing a relay based on the Fleming valve. The American inventor Lee de Forest was one of the first to announce an electronic amplifier using a modified Fleming valve, which he called the Audion. While he initially saw it as a detector and amplifier of radio waves, its successful commercialization occurred first in the telephone industry. The sound quality and long-distance capability of telephony was enhanced and extended after the introduction of the first electronic amplifier circuits in 1907. In the U.S., where vast geographic distances separated the population, the American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) introduced improved vacuum tube amplifiers in 1913, which were later used to establish the first coast-to-coast telephone service in 1915 (an overland distance of nearly 5000 kilometers).

These vacuum tubes soon saw many other uses, such as a public-address systems constructed as early as 1920, and radio transmitters and receivers. The convergence of telephony and radio in the form of voice broadcasting was technically possible before the advent of electronics, but its application was greatly enhanced through the use of electronics both in the radio transmitter and in the receiver.

World War I saw the applications of electronics diversify somewhat to include military applications. Mostly, these were modifications of existing telegraph, telephone, and radio systems, but applications such as ground-to-air radio telephony were novel. The pressing need for large numbers of electronic components, especially vacuum tubes suitable for military use, stimulated changes in their design and manufacture and contributed to improving quality and falling prices. After the war, the expanded capacity of the vacuum tube industry contributed to a boom in low-cost consumer radio receivers. Yet because of the withdrawal of the military stimulus and the onset of the Great Depression, the pace of change slowed in the 1930s. One notable exception was in the field of television. Radio broadcasting became such a phenomenal commercial success that engineers and businessmen were envisioning how ‘‘pictures with sound’’ would replace ordinary broadcasting, even in the early 1930s. Germany, Great Britain, and the U.S. all had rudimentary television systems in place by 1939, although World War II would bring nearly a complete halt to these early TV broadcasts.

World War II saw another period of rapid change, this one much more dramatic than that of World War I. Not only were radio communications systems again greatly improved, but for the first time the field of electronics engineering came to encompass much more than communication. While it was the atomic bomb that is most commonly cited as the major technological outcome of World War II, radar should probably be called the weapon that won the war. To describe radar as a weapon is somewhat inaccurate, but there is no doubt that it had profound effects upon the way that naval, aerial, and ground combat was conducted. Using radio waves as a sort of searchlight, radar could act as an artificial eye capable of seeing through clouds or fog, over the horizon, or in the dark. Furthermore, it substituted for existing methods of calculating the distance and speed of targets. Radar’s success hinged on the development of new electronic components, particularly new kinds of vacuum tubes such as the klystron and magnetron, which were oriented toward the generation of microwaves. Subsidized by military agencies on both sides of the Atlantic (as well as Japan) during World War II, radar sets were eventually installed in aircraft and ships, used in ground stations, and even built into artillery shells. The remarkable engineering effort that was launched to make radar systems smaller, more energy efficient, and more reliable would mark the beginning of an international research program in electronics miniaturization that continues today. Radar technology also had many unexpected applications elsewhere, such as the use of microwave beams as a substitute for long-distance telephone cables. Microwave communication is also used extensively today for satellite-to-earth communication.

The second major outcome of electronics research during World War II was the effort to build an electronic computer. Mechanical adders and calculators were widely used in science, business, and government by the early twentieth century, and had reached an advanced state of design. Yet the problems peculiar to wartime, especially the rapid calculation of mountains of ballistics data, drove engineers to look for ways to speed up the machines. At the same time, some sought a calculator that could be reprogrammed as computational needs changed. While computers played a role in the war, it was not until the postwar period that they came into their own. In addition, computer research during World War II contributed little to the development of vacuum tubes, although in later years computer research would drive certain areas of semiconductor electron device research.

While the forces of the free market are not to be discounted, the role of the military in electronics development during World War II was of paramount importance. More-or-less continuous military support for research in electronic devices and systems persisted during the second half of the twentieth century too, and many more new technologies emerged from this effort. The sustained effort to develop more compact, rugged devices such as those demanded by military systems would converge with computer development during the 1950s, especially after the invention of the transistor in late 1947.

The transistor was not a product of the war, and in fact its development started in the 1930s and was delayed by the war effort. A transistor is simply a very small substitute for a vacuum tube, but beyond that it is an almost entirely new sort of device. At the time of its invention, its energy efficiency, reliability, and diminutive size suggested new possibilities for electronic systems. The most famous of these possibilities was related to computers and systems derived from or related to computers, such as robotics or industrial automation. The impetus for the transistor was a desire within the telephone industry to create an energy-efficient, reliable substitute for the vacuum tube. Once introduced, the military pressed hard to accelerate its development, as the need emerged for improved electronic navigational devices for aircraft and missiles.

There were many unanticipated results of the substitution of transistors for vacuum tubes. Because they were so energy efficient, transistors made it much more practical to design battery powered systems. The small transistor radio (known in some countries simply as ‘‘the transistor’’), introduced in the 1950s, is credited with helping to popularize rock and roll music. It is also worth noting that many developing countries could not easily provide broadcasting services until the diffusion of battery operated transistor receivers because of the lack of central station electric power. The use of the transistor also allowed designers to enhance existing automotive radios and tape players, contributing eventually to a greatly expanded culture of in-car listening. There were other important outcomes as well; transistor manufacture provided access to the global electronics market for Asian radio manufacturers, who improved manufacturing methods to undercut their U.S. competitors during the 1950s and 1960s. Further, the transistor’s high reliability nearly eliminated the profession of television and radio repair, which had supported tens of thousands of technicians in the U.S. alone before about 1980.

However, for all its remarkable features, the transistor also had its limitations; while it was an essential part of nearly every cutting-edge technology of the postwar period, it was easily outperformed by the older technology of vacuum tubes in some areas. The high-power microwave transmitting devices in communications satellites and spacecraft, for example, nearly all relied on special vacuum tubes through the end of the twentieth century, because of the physical limitations of semiconductor devices. For the most part, however, the transistor made the vacuum tube obsolete by about 1960.

The attention paid to the transistor in the 1950s and 1960s made the phrase ‘‘solid-state’’ familiar to the general public, and the new device spawned many new companies. However, its overall impact pales in comparison to its successor—the integrated circuit. Integrated circuits emerged in the late 1950s, were immediately adopted by the military for small computer and communications systems, and were then used in civilian computers and related applications from the 1960s. Integrated circuits consist of multiple transistors fabricated simultaneously from layers of semiconductor and other materials. The transistors, interconnecting ‘‘wires,’’ and many of the necessary circuit elements such as capacitors and resistors are fabricated on the ‘‘chip.’’ Such a circuit eliminates much of the laborious process of assembling an electronic system such as a computer by hand, and results in a much smaller product. The ability to miniaturize components through integrated circuit fabrication techniques would lead to circuits so vanishingly small that it became difficult to connect them to the systems of which they were a part. The plastic housings or ‘‘packages’’ containing today’s microprocessor chips measure just a few centimeters on a side, and yet the actual circuits inside are much smaller. Some of the most complex chips made today contain many millions of transistors, plus millions more solid-state resistors and other passive components.

While used extensively in military and aerospace applications, the integrated circuit became famous as a component in computer systems. The logic and memory circuits of digital computers, which have been the focus of much research, consist mainly of switching devices. Computers were first constructed in the 1930s with electromechanical relays as switching devices, then with vacuum tubes, transistors, and finally integrated circuits. Most early computers used off-the-shelf tubes and transistors, but with the advent of the integrated circuit, designers began to call for components designed especially for computers. It was clear to engineers at the time that all the circuits necessary to build a computer could be placed on one chip (or a small set of chips), and in fact, the desire to create a ‘‘computer on a chip’’ led to the microprocessor, introduced around 1970. The commercial impetus underlying later generations of computer chip design was not simply miniaturization (although there are important exceptions) or energy efficiency, but also the speed of operation, reliability, and lower cost. However, the inherent energy efficiency and small size of the resulting systems did enable the construction of smaller computers, and the incorporation of programmable controllers (special purpose computers) into a wide variety of other technologies. The recent merging of the computer (or computer-like systems) with so many other technologies makes it difficult to summarize the current status of digital electronic systems. As the twentieth century drew to a close, computer chips were widely in use in communications and entertainment devices, in industrial robots, in automobiles, in household appliances, in telephone calling cards, in traffic signals, and in a myriad other places. The rapid evolution of the computer during the last 50 years of the twentieth century was reflected by the near-meaninglessness of its name, which no longer adequately described its functions.

From an engineering perspective, not only did electronics begin to inhabit, in an almost symbiotic fashion, other technological systems after about 1950, but these electronics systems were increasingly dominated by the use of semiconductor technology. After virtually supplanting the vacuum tube in the 1950s, the semiconductor-based transistor became the technology of choice for most subsequent electronics development projects. Yet semiconducting alloys and compounds proved remarkably versatile in applications at first unrelated to transistors and chips. The laser, for example, was originally operated in a large vacuum chamber and depended on ionized gas for its operation. By the 1960s, laser research was focused on the remarkable ability of certain semiconducting materials to accomplish the same task as the ion chamber version. Today semiconductor devices are used not only as the basis of amplifiers and switches, but also for sensing light, heat, and pressure, for emitting light (as in lasers or video displays), for generating electricity (as in solar cells), and even for mechanical motion (as in micromechanical systems or MEMS).

However, semiconductor devices in ‘‘discrete’’ forms such as transistors, would probably not have had the remarkable impact of the integrated circuit. By the 1970s, when the manufacturing techniques for integrated circuits allowed high volume production, low cost, tiny size, relatively small energy needs, and enormous complexity; electronics entered a new phase of its history, having a chief characteristic of allowing electronic systems to be retrofitted into existing technologies. Low-cost microprocessors, for example, which were available from the late 1970s onward, were used to sense data from their environment, measure it, and use it to control various technological systems from coffee machines to video tape recorders. Even the human body is increasingly invaded by electronics; at the end of the twentieth century, several researchers announced the first microchips for implantation directly in the body. They were to be used to store information for retrieval by external sensors or to help deliver subcutaneous drugs. The integrated circuit has thus become part of innumerable technological and biological systems.

It is this remarkable flexibility of application that enabled designers of electronic systems to make electronics the defining technology of the late twentieth century, eclipsing both the mechanical technologies associated with the industrial revolution and the electrical and information technologies of the so-called second industrial revolution. While many in the post-World War II era once referred to an ‘‘atomic age,’’ it was in fact an era in which daily life was increasingly dominated by electronics.

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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

On the Performance Enhancement of Beamspace MIMO and Non-orthogonal Multiple Access for Future Cellular Networks , Sinasi Cetinkaya

Enhancing Smart Grid Security and Reliability through Graph Signal Processing and Energy Data Analytics , Md Abul Hasnat

Fabric-Based Organic Electrochemical Transistor Towards Wearable pH Sensing Electronics , Nestor Osvaldo Marquez Rios

Novel Systems Engineering Framework Analysis of Photovoltaic Models and Equations , Peter R. Michael

Deep Learning Enhancement and Privacy-Preserving Deep Learning: A Data-Centric Approach , Hung S. Nguyen

Cyber-Physical Multi-Robot Systems in a Smart Factory: A Networked AI Agents Approach , Zixiang Nie

Multiple Access Techniques Enabling Diverse Wireless Services , Mehmet Mert Şahin

Deep Reinforcement Learning Based Optimization Techniques for Energy and Socioeconomic Systems , Salman Sadiq Shuvo

Process Automation and Robotics Engineering for Industrial Processing Systems , Drake Stimpson

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Stability and Interaction Analysis of Inverter-Based Resources in Power Grids , Li Bao

Healthcare IoT System and Network Design , Halil Ibrahim Deniz

Video Anomaly Detection: Practical Challenges for Learning Algorithms , Keval Doshi

Data-Driven State Estimation for Improved Wide Area Situational Awareness in Smart Grids , Md Jakir Hossain

Deep Learning and Feature Engineering for Human Activity Recognition: Exploiting Novel Rich Learning Representations and Sub-transfer Learning to Boost Practical Performance , Ria Kanjilal

Assistive Technologies for Independent Navigation for People with Blindness , Howard Kaplan

Diagnosis of Neurodegenerative Diseases Using Higher Order Statistical Analysis of Electroencephalography Signals , Seyed Alireza Khoshnevis

Accelerating Multiparametric MRI for Adaptive Radiotherapy , Shraddha Pandey

A Model-Based Fault Diagnosis in Dynamic Systems via Asynchronous Motors System Identification or Testing, and Control Engineering Observers , Kenelt Pierre

Improving Wireless Networking from the Learning and Security Perspectives , Zhe Qu

Improving Robustness of Deep Learning Models and Privacy-Preserving Image Denoising , Hadi Zanddizari

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

A Method for Compact Representation of Heterogenous and Multivariate Time Series for Robust Classification and Visualization , Alla Abdella

Dynamical System and Parameter Identification for Power Systems , Abdullah Abdulrahman Alassaf

Phasor Domain Modeling of Type-III Wind Turbines , Mohammed Alqahtani

An Automated Framework for Connected Speech Evaluation of Neurodegenerative Disease: A Case Study in Parkinson's Disease , Sai Bharadwaj Appakaya

Investigation of CoO ATO for Solar Cells and Infrared Sheaths , Manopriya Devisetty Subramanyam

Thermal Management of Lithium-ion Batteries Using Supercapacitors , Sanskruta Dhotre

Effect of Se Composition in CdSe 1-X T eX /CdTe Solar Cells , Sheikh Tawsif Elahi

Microencapsulation of Thermochromic Materials for Thermal Storage and Energy Efficiency of Buildings , Abdullatif Hakami

Piezoelectrically-Transduced ZnO-on-Diamond Resonators with Enhanced Signal-to-Noise Ratio and Power-handling Capability for Sensing and Wireless Communication Applications , Xu Han

Preparation and Characterization of Single Layer Conducting Polymer Electrochromic and Touchchromic Devices , Sharan Kumar Indrakar

Security Attacks and Defenses in Cyber Systems: From an AI Perspective , Zhengping Luo

Power System Optimization Methods: Convex Relaxation and Benders Decomposition , Minyue Ma

Metal Oxide Sensor Array Test Bed Prototype for Diagnostic Breath Analysis , Tiffany C. Miller

Packaging of Active RF Beamforming IC Utilizing Additive Manufacturing , Ryan Murphy

Adaptive Network Slicing in Fog RAN for IoT with Heterogeneous Latency and Computing Requirements: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach , Almuthanna Nassar

Development of a Bipolar Radiofrequency Ablation Device for Renal Denervation , Noel Perez

Copper Electrodeposition Assisted by Hydrogen Evolution for Wearable Electronics: Interconnections and Fiber Metallization , Sabrina M. Rosa Ortiz

Theory and Application of Dielectric Rod Antennas and Arrays , Gabriel Saffold

Advanced Organic Polymers for the Nanoscale Fabrication of Fiber-based Electronics Using the Electrospinning Technique , William Serrano Garcia

Transparent Planar Micro-Electrode Array for In-Vitro Electric Field Mediated Gene Delivery , Raj Himatlal Shah

High Speed Switching for Plasma Based Electroporation , Shivangi Sharma

Development of Small-Scale Power Supplies for Wearable Medical Diagnostic Devices , Donny Stiner

Novel Approach to Integrate CAN Based Vehicle Sensors with GPS Using Adaptive Filters to Improve Localization Precision in Connected Vehicles from a Systems Engineering Perspective , Abhijit Vasili

Modeling, Control and Analysis of Inverter-Based Generators in the Power Grids , Yangkun Xu

Fiber-Based Supercapacitor for Wearable Electronics , Rohit Lallansingh Yadav

Modeling, Identification, and Stability Analysis of Inverter-Based Resources Integrated Systems , Miao Zhang

Data-Oriented Approaches towards Mobile, Network and Secure Systems , Shangqing Zhao

Strategies in Botnet Detection and Privacy Preserving Machine Learning , Di Zhuang

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Architecture design and optimization of Edge-enabled Smart Grids , Adetola B. Adeniran

Multimodal Data Fusion and Attack Detection in Recommender Systems , Mehmet Aktukmak

Artificial Intelligence Towards the Wireless Channel Modeling Communications in 5G , Saud Mobark Aldossari

Enhancement of 5G Network Performance Using Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) , Faeik Tayseer Al Rabee

Investigation of Machine Learning Algorithms for Intrusion Detection System in Cybersecurity , Mohmmed Alrowaily

Comprehensive Optimization Models for Voltage Regulation in PV-rich Multi-phase Distribution Systems , Ibrahim Alsaleh

Design and Implementation of Solid/Solid Phononic Crystal Structures in Lateral Extensional Thin-film Piezoelectric on Silicon Micromechanical Resonators , Abdulrahman Alsolami

Analysis of Computational Modeling Methods as Applied to Single-Crystal Organohalide Perovskites , Jon M. Bebeau

Development of a Monolithic Implantable Neural Interface from Cubic Silicon Carbide and Evaluation of Its MRI Compatibility , Mohammad Beygi

Performance Enhancement Techniques for Next-Generation Multi-Service Communication and Medical Cyber-Physical Systems , Ali Fatih Demir

Microfluidically Reconfigurable Millimeter-Wave Switches, Antenna Arrays and Filters with Fast-Actuation Using Movable Metallized Plates and Integrated Actuation , Enrique J. Gonzalez Carvajal

Multilayered Transmission Lines, Antennas and Phased Arrays with Structurally Integrated Control Electronics Using Additive Manufacturing , Merve Kacar

Cost Efficient Algorithms and Methods for Spectral Efficiency in Future Radio Access , Murat Karabacak

Design of DeLRo Autonomous Delivery Robot and AI Based Localization , Tolga Karakurt

Theory, Fabrication, and Characterization of Perovskite Phototransistor , Fatemeh Khorramshahi

Modeling and Control of Renewable Energy in Grids and Microgrids , Yin Li

Next-Generation Self-Organizing Communications Networks: Synergistic Application of Machine Learning and User-Centric Technologies , Chetana V. Murudkar

Reliability Analysis of Power Grids and its Interdependent Infrastructures: An Interaction Graph-based Approach , Upama Nakarmi

Algorithms Enabling Communications in the Presence of Adjacent Channel Interference , Berker Peköz

Electrospun Nanofibrous Membrane Based Glucose Sensor with Integration of Potentiostat Circuit , Kavyashree Puttananjegowda

Service Provisioning and Security Design in Software Defined Networks , Mohamed Rahouti

Reading and Programming Spintronic Devices for Biomimetic Applications and Fault-tolerant Memory Design , Kawsher Ahmed Roxy

Implementation of SR Flip-Flop Based PUF on FPGA for Hardware Security , Sai Praneeth Sagi

Trauma Detection Personal Locator Beacon System , Sakshi Sharma

Network Function Virtualization In Fog Networks , Nazli Siasi

Socially Aware Network User Mobility Analysis and Novel Approaches on Aerial Mobile Wireless Network Deployment , Ismail Uluturk

Spatial Stereo Sound Source Localization Optimization and CNN Based Source Feature Recognition , Cong Xu

Hybrid RF Acoustic Resonators and Arrays with Integrated Capacitive and Piezoelectric Transducers , Adnan Zaman

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Fabrication and Characterization of Electrical Energy Storage and Harvesting Energy Devices Using Gel Electrolytes , Belqasem Aljafari

Phasor Measurement Unit Data-Based Steady State and Dynamic Model Estimation , Anas Almunif

Cross Layer-based Intrusion Detection System Using Machine Learning for MANETs , Amar Amouri

Power Conditioning System on a Micro-Grid System , Tamoghna Banerjee

Thermal Response in a Field Oriented Controlled Three-phase Induction Motor , Niyem Mawenbe Bawana

Design and Development of a Wireless EEG System Integrated into a Football Helmet , Akshay V. Dunakhe

Machine Learning, Game Theory Algorithms, and Medium Access Protocols for 5G and Internet-of-Thing (IoT) Networks , Mohamed Elkourdi

Improving Stability by Enhancing Critical Fault Clearing Time , Ammara M. Ghani

RF Power Circuit Designs for Wi-Fi Applications , Krishna Manasa Gollapudi

Enhancing Secrecy and Capacity of Wireless Systems Using Directive Communications , Mohammed A. Hafez

Statistical Anomaly Detection and Mitigation of Cyber Attacks for Intelligent Transportation Systems , Ammar Haydari

Absorber and Window Study – CdSexTe1-x/CdTe Thin Film Solar Cells , Chih-An Hsu

Methods and Algorithms to Enhance the Security, Increase the Throughput, and Decrease the Synchronization Delay in 5G Networks , Asim Mazin

Piezoelectric ZnO Nanowires as a Tunable Interface Material for Opto-Electronic Applications , Anand Kumar Santhanakrishna

Security Framework for the Internet of Things Leveraging Network Telescopes and Machine Learning , Farooq Israr Ahmed Shaikh

Diversity and Network Coded 5G Wireless Network Infrastructure for Ultra-Reliable Communications , Nabeel Ibrahim Sulieman

The Design of Passive Networks with Full-Wave Component Models , Eric Valentino

CubeSat Constellation Design for Intersatellite Linking , Michael T. White

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Design of Micro-Scale Energy Harvesting Systems for Low Power Applications Using Enhanced Power Management System , Majdi M. Ababneh

A Study on the Adaptability of Immune System Principles to Wireless Sensor Network and IoT Security , Vishwa Alaparthy

Validation of Results of Smart Grid Protection through Self-Healing , Felipe Framil Assumpção

A Novel Framework to Determine Physiological Signals From Blood Flow Dynamics , Prashanth Chetlur Adithya

The Effect of Processing Conditions on the Energetic Diagram of CdTe Thin Films Studied by Photoluminescence , Shamara P. Collins

Physical Electronic Properties of Self-Assembled 2D and 3D Surface Mounted Metal-Organic Frameworks , Radwan Elzein

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Research topics in electronics and electrical engineering

Electronics and electrical engineering are the studies of harnessing electricity and the electromagnetic spectrum to enhance the lives of human beings. It is exciting and futuristic to think about significant technological advancements and electronic technology breakthroughs like smart grid systems, electronic vehicles, sustainable power consumption, wireless wearables, robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), AR (Augmented Reality), VR (Virtual Reality), and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Advanced developments in technology for electronics research and development contribute to the efficient use of energy for our daily needs. PhD Assistance may assist you in selecting the latest topic for study in electronics and electrical engineering.

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• Study on the use of a modified PNN classifier with SMO optimization techniques for diagnosing the severity of skin cancer conditions
• A study on battery integrated multiple input DC-DC boost converter
• A study on the impact of Evaluation of compact fluorescent lights in a 50 Hz electrical network
• A Systematic Evaluation of deep neural network-based dynamic modelling method for AC power electronic systems:
• A Review of 2D van der Waals Devices Using Electronic Modulation of Semimetallic Electrode
• A Study on frequency stability of hybrid industrial microgrids using optimal fractional sliding mode
• Review on Latent Features of Neural Network Design for Power Electronic Systems Using Impedance Modelling
• Understanding Effective Power Electronics Using Circuit Simulation
• First-principles calculations of phosphorus-doped SnO2 transparent conducting oxide: Structural, electronic, and electrical properties
• Adaptive position control of a brush-based DC motor
• Implementation of an A-Source DC–DC Boost Combination Phase-Shifting Full-Bridge Converter for Electric Car Rapid Charging Applications
• PM machines with high power and high speed.
• Series connected super-capacitor and li-ion capacitor cells: active voltage equalisation.
• Design choice in the direct drive in-wheel motors.
• Reluctance Motors.
• Nanoelectronics.
• Atomic layer interface engineering.
• Using photovoltaics, graphene, and silicon carbide.
• Piezoelectrics and ferroelectrics.
• Studying behaviour thru computational modelling.
• Computation research in new technologies, materials.
• Power electronics tools and equipment.
• Electrical motors and their redesigning.
• Energy networks and their mathematical foundations.
• Computer-aided design for electrical engineering.
• Smart grid monitoring.
• Soft magnetic composites.
• Electric vehicle motors and gearbox.
• Distributed generation systems: loss detection of grid events via pattern identification.
• Challenges of autonomous power systems.
• Extra-functionality devices: advanced technology modelling.
• Switched reluctance motors.
• Electric vehicles and health monitoring of power semiconductor modules.
• Cost Functions for Efficient Electrics Vehicle Drive Systems.
• Wind Turbine Generators: 3D temperature mapping.
• DFIG Machines: improving energy efficiencies.
• Power electronics.
• Drives and controls.
• Power systems and energy storage.
• Hybrid electric aerospace.
• Renewable energy.
• Advanced propulsion science.
• Designing compressor motors.
• Motor design for aerospace—fault tolerant.
• Wind turbine energy technologies.
• Diagnosing green growth in India.
• HPVPS stages (high power virtual systems).
• Top speed motors and their topologies.
• Low cost effective trains.
• Low-cost virtual systems.

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Electrical & Computer Engineering Masters Theses Collection

Theses from 2024 2024.

Extracting DNN Architectures Via Runtime Profiling On Mobile GPUs , Dong Hyub Kim, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Semantic-Aware Blockchain Architecture Design for Lifelong Edge-enabled Metaverse , Ning Wang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Blockchain Design for a Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain , Zhe Xu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Collaborative Caching and Computation Offloading for Intelligent Transportation Systems enabled by Satellite-Airborne-Terrestrial Networks , Shulun Yang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Protecting Return Address Integrity for RISC-V via Pointer Authentication , yuhe zhao, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2023 2023

Fingerprinting for Chiplet Architectures Using Power Distribution Network Transients , Matthew G. Burke, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Design and Fabrication of a Trapped Ion Quantum Computing Testbed , Christopher A. Caron, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Analog Cancellation of a Known Remote Interference: Hardware Realization and Analysis , James M. Doty, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Electrothermal Properties of 2D Materials in Device Applications , Samantha L. Klein, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Ablation Study on Deeplabv3+ for Semantic Segmentation , Bowen Lei, Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Composability-Based Transformer Pruning Framework , Yuping Lin, Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Model Extraction Attack on Deep Neural Networks Running on GPUs , Jonah G. O'Brien Weiss, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Heterogeneous IoT Network Architecture Design for Age of Information Minimization , Xiaohao Xia, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2022 2022

Theory and Analysis of Backprojection Processing for Interferometric SAR , Marc Closa Tarres, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Unpaired Skeleton-to-Photo Translation for Sketch-to-Photo Synthesis , Yuanzhe Gu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Integration of Digital Signal Processing Block in SymbiFlow FPGA Toolchain for Artix-7 Devices , Andrew T. Hartnett, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Planar Ultra-Wideband Modular Antenna (PUMA) Arrays for High-Volume Manufacturing on Organic Laminates and BGA Interfaces , James R. LaCroix, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Planar Transmission-Line Metamaterials on an Irregular Grid , Tina E. Maurer, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Formally Verifiable Synthesis Flow In FPGAs , Anurag V. Muttur, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2021 2021

Graph-Algorithm Based Verification on Network Configuration Robustness , Zibin Chen, Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Cloud Infrastructure for Large Scale Health Monitoring in Older Adult Care Facilities , Uchechukwu Gabriel David, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Internet Infrastructures for Large Scale Emulation with Efficient HW/SW Co-design , Aiden K. Gula, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Mtemp: An Ambient Temperature Estimation Method Using Acoustic Signal on Mobile Devices , Hao Guo, Electrical & Computer Engineering

BENCHMARKING SMALL-DATASET STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY-RELATIONSHIP MODELS FOR PREDICTION OF WNT SIGNALING INHIBITION , Mahtab Kokabi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

ACTION : Adaptive Cache Block Migration in Distributed Cache Architectures , Chandra Sekhar Mummidi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Modeling and Characterization of Optical Metasurfaces , Mahsa Torfeh, Electrical & Computer Engineering

TickNet: A Lightweight Deep Classifier for Tick Recognition , Li Wang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Lecture Video Transformation through An Intelligent Analysis and Post-processing System , Xi Wang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Correcting For Terrain Interference, Attenuation, and System Bias for a Dual Polarimetric, X-Band Radar , Casey Wolsieffer, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2020 2020

Numerical Simulation of Thermoelectric Transport in Bulk and Nanostructured SiSn Alloys , Venkatakrishna Dusetty, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Deep Reinforcement Learning For Distributed Fog Network Probing , Xiaoding Guan, Electrical & Computer Engineering

COMPRESSIVE PARAMETER ESTIMATION VIA APPROXIMATE MESSAGE PASSING , Shermin Hamzehei, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Metric Learning via Linear Embeddings for Human Motion Recognition , ByoungDoo Kong, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Compound Effects of Clock and Voltage Based Power Side-Channel Countermeasures , Jacqueline Lagasse, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Network Virtualization and Emulation using Docker, OpenvSwitch and Mininet-based Link Emulation , Narendra Prabhu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Thermal Transport Modeling Of Semiconductor Materials From First Principles , Aliya Qureshi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

CROSSTALK BASED SIDE CHANNEL ATTACKS IN FPGAs , Chethan Ramesh, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Accelerating RSA Public Key Cryptography via Hardware Acceleration , Pavithra Ramesh, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Real-Time TDDFT-Based Filtered Spectroscopy , Ivan Williams, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Perception System: Object and Landmark Detection for Visually Impaired Users , Chenguang Zhang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2019 2019

An Empirical Analysis of Network Traffic: Device Profiling and Classification , Mythili Vishalini Anbazhagan, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Pre-Travel Training And Real-Time Guidance System For People With Disabilities In Indoor Environments , Binru Cao, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Energy Efficiency of Computation in All-spin Logic: Projections and Fundamental Limits , Zongya Chen, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Improving Resilience of Communication in Information Dissemination for Time-Critical Applications , Rajvardhan Somraj Deshmukh, Electrical & Computer Engineering

InSAR Simulations for SWOT and Dual Frequency Processing for Topographic Measurements , Gerard Masalias Huguet, Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Study on Controlling Power Supply Ramp-Up Time in SRAM PUFs , Harshavardhan Ramanna, Electrical & Computer Engineering

The UMass Experimental X-Band Radar (UMAXX): An Upgrade of the CASA MA-1 to Support Cross-Polarization Measurements , Jezabel Vilardell Sanchez, Electrical & Computer Engineering

A Video-Based System for Emergency Preparedness and Recovery , Juechen Yin, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2018 2018

Phonon Transport at Boundaries and Interfaces in Two-Dimensional Materials , Cameron Foss, Electrical & Computer Engineering

SkinnySensor: Enabling Battery-Less Wearable Sensors Via Intrabody Power Transfer , Neev Kiran, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Immersive Pre-travel Training Application for Seniors and People with Disabilities , Yang Li, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Analog Computing using 1T1R Crossbar Arrays , Yunning Li, Electrical & Computer Engineering

On-Chip Communication and Security in FPGAs , Shivukumar Basanagouda Patil, Electrical & Computer Engineering

CROWDSOURCING BASED MICRO NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED , Quan Shi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

AN EVALUATION OF SDN AND NFV SUPPORT FOR PARALLEL, ALTERNATIVE PROTOCOL STACK OPERATIONS IN FUTURE INTERNETS , Bhushan Suresh, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Applications Of Physical Unclonable Functions on ASICS and FPGAs , Mohammad Usmani, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Improvements to the UMASS S-Band FM-CW Vertical Wind Profiling Radar: System Performance and Data Analysis. , Joseph Waldinger, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2017 2017

AutoPlug: An Automated Metadata Service for Smart Outlets , Lurdh Pradeep Reddy Ambati, Electrical & Computer Engineering

SkyNet: Memristor-based 3D IC for Artificial Neural Networks , Sachin Bhat, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Navigation Instruction Validation Tool and Indoor Wayfinding Training System for People with Disabilities , Linlin Ding, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Energy Efficient Loop Unrolling for Low-Cost FPGAs , Naveen Kumar Dumpala, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Effective Denial of Service Attack on Congestion Aware Adaptive Network on Chip , Vijaya Deepak Kadirvel, Electrical & Computer Engineering

VIRTUALIZATION OF CLOSED-LOOP SENSOR NETWORKS , Priyanka Dattatri Kedalagudde, Electrical & Computer Engineering

The Impact of Quantum Size Effects on Thermoelectric Performance in Semiconductor Nanostructures , Adithya Kommini, Electrical & Computer Engineering

MAGNETO-ELECTRIC APPROXIMATE COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR BAYESIAN INFERENCE , Sourabh Kulkarni, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Time Domain SAR Processing with GPUs for Airborne Platforms , Dustin Lagoy, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Query on Knowledge Graphs with Hierarchical Relationships , Kaihua Liu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

HIGH PERFORMANCE SILVER DIFFUSIVE MEMRISTORS FOR FUTURE COMPUTING , Rivu Midya, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Achieving Perfect Location Privacy in Wireless Devices Using Anonymization , Zarrin Montazeri, Electrical & Computer Engineering

KaSI: a Ka-band and S-band Cross-track Interferometer , Gerard Ruiz Carregal, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Analyzing Spark Performance on Spot Instances , Jiannan Tian, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Indoor Navigation For The Blind And Visually Impaired: Validation And Training Methodology Using Virtual Reality , Sili Wang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Efficient Scaling of a Web Proxy Cluster , Hao Zhang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

ORACLE GUIDED INCREMENTAL SAT SOLVING TO REVERSE ENGINEER CAMOUFLAGED CIRCUITS , Xiangyu Zhang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2016 2016

Seamless Application Delivery Using Software Defined Exchanges , Divyashri Bhat, Electrical & Computer Engineering

PROCESSOR TEMPERATURE AND RELIABILITY ESTIMATION USING ACTIVITY COUNTERS , Mayank Chhablani, Electrical & Computer Engineering

PARQ: A MEMORY-EFFICIENT APPROACH FOR QUERY-LEVEL PARALLELISM , Qianqian Gao, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Accelerated Iterative Algorithms with Asynchronous Accumulative Updates on a Heterogeneous Cluster , Sandesh Gubbi Virupaksha, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Improving Efficiency of Thermoelectric Devices Made of Si-Ge, Si-Sn, Ge-Sn, and Si-Ge-Sn Binary and Ternary Alloys , Seyedeh Nazanin Khatami, Electrical & Computer Engineering

6:1 PUMA Arrays: Designs and Finite Array Effects , Michael Lee, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Protecting Controllers against Denial-of-Service Attacks in Software-Defined Networks , Jingrui Li, Electrical & Computer Engineering

INFRASTRUCTURE-FREE SECURE PAIRING OF MOBILE DEVICES , Chunqiu Liu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Extrinsic Effects on Heat and Electron Transport In Two-Dimensional Van-Der Waals Materials- A Boltzmann Transport Study , Arnab K. Majee, Electrical & Computer Engineering

SpotLight: An Information Service for the Cloud , Xue Ouyang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Localization, Visualization And Evacuation Guidance System In Emergency Situations , Jingyan Tang, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Variation Aware Placement for Efficient Key Generation using Physically Unclonable Functions in Reconfigurable Systems , Shrikant S. Vyas, Electrical & Computer Engineering

EVALUATING FEATURES FOR BROAD SPECIES BASED CLASSIFICATION OF BIRD OBSERVATIONS USING DUAL-POLARIZED DOPPLER WEATHER RADAR , Sheila Werth, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Theses from 2015 2015

Quality Factor of Horizontal Wire Dipole Antennas near Planar Conductor or Dielectric Interface , Adebayo Gabriel Adeyemi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Evaluation of Two-Dimensional Codes for Digital Information Security in Physical Documents , Shuai Chen, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Design and Implementation of a High Performance Network Processor with Dynamic Workload Management , Padmaja Duggisetty, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Wavelet-Based Non-Homogeneous Hidden Markov Chain Model For Hyperspectral Signature Classification , Siwei Feng, Electrical & Computer Engineering

DEVELOPMENT OF INFRARED AND TERAHERTZ BOLOMETERS BASED ON PALLADIUM AND CARBON NANOTUBES USING ROLL TO ROLL PROCESS , Amulya Gullapalli, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Development of Prototypes of a Portable Road Weather Information System , Meha Kainth, Electrical & Computer Engineering

ADACORE: Achieving Energy Efficiency via Adaptive Core Morphing at Runtime , Nithesh Kurella, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Architecting SkyBridge-CMOS , Mingyu Li, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Function Verification of Combinational Arithmetic Circuits , Duo Liu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

ENERGY EFFICIENCY EXPLORATION OF COARSE-GRAIN RECONFIGURABLE ARCHITECTURE WITH EMERGING NONVOLATILE MEMORY , Xiaobin Liu, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Development of a Layout-Level Hardware Obfuscation Tool to Counter Reverse Engineering , Shweta Malik, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Energy Agile Cluster Communication , Muhammad Zain Mustafa, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Architecting NP-Dynamic Skybridge , Jiajun Shi, Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Analysis, Measurement, and Modeling of Millimeter Wave Channels for Aviation Applications , Zeenat Afroze

Physics-Based and Behavioral Models for Fuel Cells , Charles Chima Anyim

Novel Structures and Thin Film Techniques for Reconfigurable RF Technologies With Improved Signal Integrity , Jinqun Ge

Suitability of Quantized DEVS-LIM Methods for Simulation of Power Systems , Navid Gholizadeh

Quantized State Simulation of Electrical Power Systems , Joseph Micah Hood

Optimization of Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductor Materials for Heterostructure Field Effect Transistors (HFETs) , Mohi Uddin Jewel

Deep Learning Based Fault Diagnosis and Prognosis for Bearing , Guangxing Niu

High-Performance Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Power Modules Enabled by Advanced Two-Phase Mini-Channel Cooling , Bo Tian

Magnetic Softness Tuned Superparamagnetic Nanoparticles for Highly Efficient Cancer Theranostics , Jie Wang

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

MIMO Antenna Systems for Wireless Handheld Devices , Ahmed H. Abdelgawwad

Applications of Laser Liftoff Technique for Wide Bandgap Power and Flexible Electronics , Md Didarul Alam

Non-intrusive Microwave Surface Wave Technique For Cable Damage and Aging Detection , Ahmed Shah Arman

Pulse Width Modulation-Based Voltage Balancing and Circulating Current Control for Modular Multilevel Converters , Md Multan Biswas

Networked Digital Predictive Control for Modular DC-DC Converters , Castulo Aaron De la O Pérez

Development of Micro-Sized Algan Deep Ultraviolet Light Emitting Diodes and Monolithic Photonic Integrated Circuits , Richard Speight Floyd III

Distributed Interdigital Capacitor (IDC) Sensing for Cable Insulation Aging and Degradation Detection , Md Nazmul Al Imran

Epitaxial 4H-SiC Radiation Detectors for Harsh Environment Applications , Joshua W. Kleppinger

Growth, Characterization and Evaluation of CdZnTeSe Single Crystals for Room Temperature Radiation Detectors , Ritwik Nag

Automated Contingency Management for Water Recycling System , Shijie Tang

Closed Form Implicitly Integrated Models for Computationally Efficient Simulation of Power Electronics , Andrew Wunderlich

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Real Time Simulation and Hardware in the Loop Methods for Power Electronics Power Distribution Systems , Michele Difronzo

Time-Domain Measurement of Magnetization Dynamics in Ferrofluids , Brian Egenriether

Increased Detectivity and Low Temperature Performance Analysis of Sub-20μm Micropixel Array A1GaN UV Photodiodes , Samia Islam

Operating Strategies and Disturbance Characterization for DC Microgrids , Miles Leonard-Albert

Real-Time Probabilistic Solvers for Digital Twins of Power Electronic Systems , Matthew Aaron Milton

Ultrawide Bandgap Algan-Channel Metal Oxide Semiconductor Heterostructure Field Effect Transistors With High- K Gate Dielectrics , Md Abu Shahab Mollah

Temperature Dependence of Electroluminescence and Current-Voltage Characteristics of Arrays of Deep Ultraviolet Algan Micropixel Led , Dhruvinkumar Prakashchandra Patel

Robust Adaptive Model Predictive Control of Nonlinear Sample-Data Systems , Lixing Yang

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Methods for Dynamic Stabilization, Performance Improvement, and Load Power Sharing In DC Power Distribution Systems , Hessamaldin Abdollahi

Data-Driven Modeling Through Power Hardware in the Loop Experiments: A PV Micro-Inverter Example , Hayder Dawood Abbood Almukhtar

Novel Multi-User Chirp Signaling Schemes for Future Aviation Communication Applications , Nozhan Hosseini

The Hybridization of a Graphene and Silicon Carbide Schottky Optoelectronic Device by the Incorporation of a Lead Sulfide Quantum Dot Film , Joshua Letton

Channel Modeling and Tropospheric Effects on Millimeter Wave Communications for Aviation Applications , Jinwen Liu

30 GHz Path Loss Modeling and Performance Evaluation for Noncoherent M-ary Frequency Shift Keying in the 30 GHz Band , Mohanad Razak Mohsen

Room Temperature Semiconductor Radiation Detectors Based on CdZnTe and CdZnTeSe , Mohsin Sajjad

Optimization of Vehicle to Grid System in a Power System With Unit Commitment , Charles Uko

Design of High Efficiency Wireless Power Thansfer System With Nonlinear Resonator , Yibing Zhang

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

DC Bus Stabilization and Dynamic Performance Improvement of a Multi-Converter System , Silvia Arrua

Fabrication and Characterization of Thin Films for Heterojunction Solar Cells and Radiation Detectors , Towhid A. Chowdhury

Low Frequency Injection as a Method of Low-Level DC Microgrid Communication , Matthew Davidson

Modeling and Loss Analysis of SiC Power Semiconductor Devices for Switching Converter Applications , Soheila Eskandari

Path Loss Models for Two Small Airport Indoor Environments at 31 GHz , Alexander L. Grant

Wireless RF Induced Energy Absorption and Heating of Lanthanum-Nickel Alloy in the Near-Field , Michael Dillon Lindsay

Fractional Order and Virtual Variable Sampling Design of Repetitive Control for Power Converters , Zhichao Liu

Curbside Antenna to Vehicle Path Loss Measurements and Modeling in Three Frequency Bands , Patrick Murphy

Finite Element Electromagnetic (EM) Analyses of Induction Heating of Thermoplastic Composites , Ankit Patel

Constrained Consensus in Continuous-Time Multi-Agent Systems , Zheqing Zhou

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Study Of 4H-SiC And ALxGA1-xN Based Heterojunction Devices For Ultraviolet Detection Applications , Venkata Surya Naga Raju Chava

Photovoltaic Inverter Control to Sustain High Quality of Service , Yan Chen

Novel Wideband EBG Structures For Isolation Improvement Between Cosite Antennas , Paul John Czeresko III

High Resolution Radiation Detectors Based On 4H-SiC N-Type Epitaxial Layers And Pixilated CdZnTe Single Crystal Devices , Cihan Oner

Ku-Band AG Channel Modeling , Albert Smith

Quantifying Time Retarded Electromagnetic Fields and Their Applications in Transmission Lines , Brandon Thomas Gore

Structurally Integrated Reconfigurable Wideband Array For Conformal Applications , Michael Damon Wright

Multifunction Radio Frequency Composite Structures , David L. Zeppettella

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Dynamic Model and Control of Quadrotor in the Presence of Uncertainties , Courage Agho

Ultra High-Speed Signaling and Return on Technology Investment (ROTI) for the Electrical Interconnects Sector , Azniza Abd Aziz

High Quality Low Offcut 4h-Sic Epitaxy and Integrated Growth of Epitaxial Graphene for Hybrid Graphene/Sic Devices , Anusha Balachandran

Cable Health Monitoring System Built Into Power Converter Using Time Domain Reflectometry , Hossein Baninajar

Low Bandwidth Communication for Networked Power Hardware-In-The-Loop Simulation , Sean Borgsteede

Fault Protection In DC Microgrids Based On Autonomous Operation Of All Components , Qiu Deng

Distributed Optimization Method for Intelligent Control of DC Microgrids , Yuanyuan Fan

Three Segment Adaptive Power Electronic Compensator for Non-periodic Currents , Amin Ghaderi

Study of Mos2 and Graphene-Based Heterojunctions for Electronic and Sensing Applications , Ifat Jahangir

Evaluation Of Multicarrier Air Interfaces In The Presence Of Interference For L-Band And C-Band Air-Ground Communications , Hosseinali Jamal

Analysis and Design of a Highly Compact Ellipse-Shaped Ultra-Wideband Bandpass Filter (Uwb-Bpf) with a Notched Band , Xuetan Liu

Study of Ultra Wide Band Gap AlxGa1-xN Field Effect Transistors For Power Electronic Applications , Sakib Mohammed Muhtadi

Growth and Characterization of Anisotropic GaSe Semiconductor for Radiation Detection and THz Applications , Haseeb Nazir

Physical Characterization of Electrodeposited PCB Copper Foil Surfaces , Blessing Kolawole Ojo

Wideband Low Side Lobe Aperture Coupled Patch Phased Array Antennas , Dhruva Poduval

Software Modelling For Real World Faults On AC Transmission Protective Systems Analysis And Effects , Iandale Tualla

Improved N-Type 4h-Sic Epitaxial Layer Radiation Detectors and Noise Analysis of Front-End Readout Electronics , Khai V. Nguyen

Integrating Nano-Patterned Ferromagnetic and Ferroelectric Materials For Smart Tunable Microwave Applications , Tengxing Wang

An Application of Dempster-Shafer Fusion Theory to Lithium-ion Battery Prognostics and Health Management , John Weddington

A Lebesgue Sampling based Diagnosis and Prognosis Methodology with Application to Lithium-ion Batteries , Wuzhao Yan

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Positive Feedforward Control Design For Stabilization Of A Single-Bus DC Power Distribution System Using An Improved Impedance Identification Technique , Silvia Arrúa

Simulation Of GaN Based MIS Varactor , Bojidha Babu

High Gain Pattern Reconfigurable Antenna Arrays for Portable and Body-Centric Wireless Applications , Nowrin Hasan Chamok

An Improved Ship Design Tool for Comparing Performance of Multiple Ship Designs across User-Defined Missions , Helder Jose de Almeida Pais

Estimating Local Average Power In A Line-Of-Sight Indoor Channel: Spatial Sampling And Processing , Israt Jahan Disha

Time-Domain Measurement Of Ultrafast Magnetization Dynamics In Magnetic Nanoparticles , Brian Egenriether

Finite Control Set Model Predictive Control Of Direct Matrix Converter And Dual-Output Power Converters , Ozan Gulbudak

Distributed Optimization And Control Of Islanded Microgrids , Md Rishad Hossain

Engineering Model Of III-Nitride Power Heterostructure Field Effect Transistor On Silicon Substrate , Mohammad Mirwazul Islam

A Comparison Of FPGA Implementation Of Latency-Based Solvers For Power Electronic System Real-Time Simulation , Matthew Aaron Milton

Investigation Of Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Devices For Radiation Detection Applications , Rahmi Orhon Pak

Modeling and Loss Analysis of Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductor Devices , Kang Peng

Miniaturized RF Components With A Novel Tunable Engineered Substrate For Wireless Communication Systems , Yujia Peng

Wireless Channel Modeling For Networks On Chips , William Rayess

Comparative Analysis Of Current Control Methods For Modular Multilevel Converters , Jordan D. Rogers

Applications Of Impedance Identification To Electric Ship System Control And Power Hardware-In-The-Loop Simulation , Jonathan Siegers

System Level Analysis And Design For Wireless Inter-Chip Interconnection Communication Systems By Applying Advanced Wireless Communication Technologies , Xin Zheng

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Design, Fabrication, and Characterization of Pseudomorphic and Quasi-Pseudomorphic AlGaN Based Deep Ultraviolet Light Emitting Diodes Over Sapphire , Fatima Asif

III-V Nitride Based Microcantilever Heaters for Unique Multimodal Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds at Low Temperature , Ifat Jahangir

Defect Characterization of 4H-SIC by Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy (DLTS) and Influence of Defects on Device Performance , Mohammad Abdul Mannan

AN INVESTIGATION INTO QUASI-TUNABLE RF PASSIVE CIRCUIT DESIGN , Terry L. Moss

Fabrication and Characterization of Graphene based Biocompatible Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistor (ISFET) , Rina Patel

Investigation of Modular Multilevel Converter Performance under Non-Ideal Distribution System Conditions , Rostan Rodrigues

Technology Development and Characterization of AIInN/GaN HEMTs for High Power Application , Mahbuba Sultana

Dual-Band Non-Stationary Channel Modeling for the Air-Ground Channel , Ruoyu Sun

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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Portable semi-autonomous robot for agricultural insect pest recognition and elimination , John Dominic B. Aguila, Gian Kendrick T. Go, Carl Nixon D. Ong, Marc Lance J. Orsos, and Bryan Kenneth Q. Que-Unsu

Developing an automated IoT-based indoor farming system with optimal LED light quality control for leafy vegetable growth , Andre' Mitchelle L. Bamba, Elmark Joseph L. Corpus, Martin Adrian C. Enghoy, and Hanna Camille B. Gabay

LoRa on the bus: Time and location monitoring system for P2P buses , John Herald Angeles Bañez, Polo Gi Magtibay Dimayuga, Dominic Andrei Gawat Limpengco, and Lorenzo Miguel Ricafranca Pepino

PnP-MEDER: A plug-and-play P2P modular DC microgrid solution for rural areas , Angelo S. Casimiro, Lois Raniel D. Closa, Juan Miguel A. Sanchez, and Pierre Randell S. Yao

Development of an automated microcontroller-based in-vessel composting system for the household setting , Malcolm Andersen H. Co, Jan Ralph U. Go, Francis John N. Magallanes, and John Matthew B. Vong

Machine learning-based identification and classification of pulmonary nodules , Theodore Benito Cham Coteok II, Lenard Ryan Santos Llarenas, Joseph Villa Portugal, and Matthew Edward Segismundo Toro

Development of a cloud-based robotic arm platform in electrical circuit laboratory for Labvolt Equipment , Athena Bianca P. Dionido, Erika Kimberly H. Go, Matthew H. Gonzales, Jahmil Gabriel P. Reyes, and Errol John S. Velasco

A network-based solution and knowledge-building portal for monitoring goat feeding behavior pattern and agricultural technology information sharing , Anton Luis C. Garces, Gianne Marcus V. Obusan, Julianne Abbe R. Ong, and Samuel C. Perez

Intelligent flock of surface vehicles for collecting solid waste in bodies of water , Carl Heinrich I. Ong, Enrico Sebastian C. Salazar, Pierre Marie R. Salvador, and Oliver Scott Y. Te

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A remote monitoring system for pico-hydroelectric system , Darlene Alyssa P. Abaluna

Detection of harmful gasses in improvised explosive device using android technology: A prototype , Adrian William S. Alano, Arl Marion Josef Lintag Divino, and David Manasseh Crisostomo Soliman

Joystick controlled autonomous robotic arm using inverse kinematics with object detection , Edmark Jayson Q. Aldea, Roger Jayson M. Mendez III, Macario N. Peralta V, and Lia Sophia Y. San Miguel

Universal robust vehicle identification system , Lorenz Joshua Sebastian Alfonso, Tiffany Joy Ferrer Benitez, Cseanne Jaycons Original Cabalquinto, Francis Jerome Tabieros Perez, and Janet Yang

Human presence detection based on gathered thermal datasets through deep learning , Miguel Carlos Cariño Amoroso, Kenneth Roel Catapang Atienza, Riff Kurtees Tan Ladera, and Nico Angelo Mendoza Menodiado

Real-time spectrophotometric determination of coffee roast degree , Jerome Moises L. Andres, Angelo C. Araño, Don Levi Andre V. Diwara, and Cedric Paul M. Sazon

Solid waste identification and segregation hub (S.W.I.S.H.) , Ryan Jasper V. Ang, Justin James N. Hizon, and Kyle Daniel P. Pimentel

Development of a home healthcare system for a person under monitoring with remote access through web application , Jan Luis V. Antoc, Teofilo M. Contreras Jr., Michael Ryan B. Panes, and Emerson Karl M. Tiu

Drone team manipulation using hand gestures for object transportation , Reginald Geoffrey Lausa Bayeta IV, Kyle Jomar Casabuena Megino, Angelo Jose Teodorico Diaz Parco, and Anjelo Louise Gerardo Vicente

Development and implementation of a game theory based ride-sharing technique , Gabriel Antonio M. Borja, Gerard Ryan C. Ching, Francis Miguel M. Espiritu, and Kerwin D. Go

Design and implementation of LoRaWAN autonomous base station as a communication network for rural areas , John Benedict M. Carbonel, Angelo Crom S. Pestaño, Gilbert M. Roque Jr., Migio Antonio C. Tan II, and Raphaele Timothy A. Villarubin

Advance scorecard for boxing: Combat sport analysis with deep learning , Phillip Christian C. Cardino, Jamie Lynn T. Chua, and John Rossi Rafael R. Llaga

Designing a semi-autonomous medicine dispensing mobile robot using IoT with obstacle detection capabilities , Maria Victoria Tuazon Ching, Margaret Justo Dionisio, Stephen Gabriel Fernandez Garbo, Jann Carlo Nano Red, and Vince Macanas Salloman

Dagas: A mobile and web-based disaster relief goods management system , Kenley Lewis Ting Chiu, Jet Orville Que Chua, Emil John David Lopez, and Josef Lyle Huan Solis

PCB fault detection through the use of convolutional neural networks , Aivan Jarell P. Chua and Daniel Edric Y. Ong

Emotion-based music player using facial recognition , Adrian Richton D. Co, Nathan Jonah D. Delgado, and Jose V. Medalla III

E-balloon: A propellerless flight control system , Patrick Ross S. Coronel, Rafael Antonio S. Duenas, Efi Mikhael B. Gabriel, and Kyle Austin B. Hartigan-Go

Development of mobile-based point of sales android application for food and drink stalls , Trisha Angeline M. DeVera

Automated IoT enabled vertical farming: Planting atypical crops in an urban environment , Floyd Robert Cocabo Dim and Daniel Lester Costes Guillermo

Breast cancer screening application using thermographic images and machine learning analysis , Rency Christelle O. Evidente, Vincent Rafael T. Sayoc, Jason Patrick T. Uy, and Leila Yasmin C. Young

MRT trains mobility tracking using LoRa network , Samuel Alexander A. Pasia, Vince Matthew A. Rivera, Jereme Adriane D.G. Sy, and Bianca Clarisse Y. Tan

WiFi-based indoor positioning system in a multilevel building , Joshua Kenichi Y. Sim, Rica Rizabel M. Tagabuhin, and Jan Jayson S.D. Tirados

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Real time visual traffic map for vehicle density estimation using IP-CCTV networks , John Carl B. Bautista, Adrian Giuseppe Francis M. Fernan, Zendrel G. Gacuya, and Eldrine Jay Perez

Simulation of centroid control for payload transport using cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle team on a virtual environment , Lourdes Racielle B. Bulda, Matthew Zandrick G. Marasigan, Isabel F. Navarro, and Victor Antonio R. Valdes

Smart medicine dispenser with online dispensing capabilities , John Joseph M. Castillo

Implementation of field oriented control on brushless DC motors for UAV application , Jonathan U. Lao and Paulo Enrique D. Martin

LoRa rescue: Emergency distress signal geolocation system , Gregory James G. Pe, Robert Ianny Roi F. Quijano, and Benjamin Emmanuel C. Uy

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To avoid power wastage, one should be more focused on power conversion systems . For that, the efficiency of power converters can be improved using advanced technologies. As a result, it minimizes the 35% of energy wastage/utilization in the world. Our resource team helps you to understand the current research demand of the power electronics field in the following section. First and foremost, here we have explained the workflow of power electronics systems from power generation to power distribution .

Working of Power Electronics

Initially, power is produced through different power generators like wind turbines (wind) and PV panels ( solar PV Simulator ) . Then, the collect generated power is transformed into any power electronic system . The power electronic systems are composed of three main entities as capacitors, power devices, and inductors . Here, each entity has some special features and objectives to process raw power . Here, we have given the functions of each entity in power electronic systems.

• Balancing voltage and frequency
• Reacting active power
• Achieving power harmonics / quality
• Fault ride-through
• And many more
• Monitoring generator
• Tracing of high power
• Varying voltage / frequency
• Controlling of current / voltage
• Transmitting data
• Stabilizing energy
• Improving efficiency, reliability and power density
• Storing energy

Once all these entities perform their operations properly, then the processed power is transferred to the grid (i.e., utility systems) . Then, the end-users like us receive the current from a nearby transformer that is connected with transmission lines. Next, we can see the different research areas/fields of power electronics thesis topics.

Our research team supports not only these fields but also other emerging research areas of power electronics . Along with the research fields, we also let you know about the latest research areas and ideas.

Fields of Power Electronics

• Electrical Devices Modeling
• Magnetics System Simulation
• Mathematical Model Simulation
• Power and Control Systems
• Analog Circuits Designing

Next, we can see about the latest technologies of power electronics based on the current final year students and research scholars’ interests. Our research team has identified these areas only after conducting an in-depth study on recent research journal papers and magazines . Further, we also update this list of technologies frequently based on technological growth and research demand of power electronics in real-world scenarios.

Latest Technologies in Power Electronics

• Digital Signal Processing
• Industry-based Microelectronics
• Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
• Power Conversion between New Energy System and Power Grid
• New Renewable Energy Systems using wind power simulation
• Automotive Electric Drives Modeling
• Achievement of Security, Maintenance and Reliability for New Energy Systems
• Energy Drives Technologies and Policies for Industrial Systems

Power electronics use the static application for regulating and converting power . In the beginning, the power electronic components are developed based on mercury-arc valves. Then, it is upgraded to use power switching semiconductors like power transistors (power IGBT and MOSFET), diodes, and thyristors. Apart from regular electronic systems, power electronics focus on a considerable amount of electrical energy .  Here, we have given you some important parameters of power electronics systems.

• Improved cooling techniques for minimizing imprints of power electronics models
• Improved control and hardware policies to utilize complete benefits of power electronics
• Improved application needs by means of high device speed, power and temperature
• Improved reliability of passive and active entities for power generation, transmission and distribution
• Improved efficiency for high device performance and energy conservation as well as low cooling needs

When you discuss power electronic devices , it is necessary to know the different types of electronic circuits. For your information, we have given you 5 primary kinds of electronic circuits . Here, each type has some special purposes and characteristics. Similarly, there are more electronic circuits with different specifications. Our developers are proficient to model and simulate different forms of power electronics circuits . Further, we also suggest appropriate circuits based on your project requirements.

Power Electronic Circuits

• Transform static alternating current (AC) to alternating current (AC) in dynamic frequency
• Transform direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC) in dynamic frequency and amplitude
• Transform static alternating current (AC) to dynamic alternating current (AC) in identical frequency
• Transform static direct current (DC) to dynamic direct current (DC)
• Transform static alternating current (AC) to dynamic direct current (DC)

Although this field is tied up with daily life types of machinery, it has some limitations that make power electronics perform less efficiently . Below, we have listed few important power electronics constraints that affect system performance. Once you connect with us, our developers suggest suitable research solutions for upgrading your project performance to craft power electronics thesis topics . Beyond these limitations, we also support you in other technical stumbling blocks in the power electronics implementations .

Limitations of Power Electronics

• Unable to direct flow due to higher losses
• Unable to prevent all loop flows due to working state
• Unable to unload transmission line due to working state
• Unable to achieve security due to restricted high utility interconnection
• Unable to accomplish high capability due to more number of devices with cooperative service to wheel power

Next, we can see the significance of power electronics related to current scientific developments . The following points act as the influencing factors to increase power electronics thesis topics research . If you are new to the power electronics field then we help you to transform from beginner to expert. We have sufficient online and offline study materials to guide and make you shine in both fundamentals and advanced technologies of power electronics .

Importance of Power Electronics

• Nowadays, the need of electrical power is increasing largely due to high electrification
• Equal to power generation, power processing is also more important to transform power into some other usable format based on needs
• Real-time example of power electronics is fan regulator which control fan speed via resistor. Now, it is improved by semiconductors to control frequency and voltage
• In the case of aerospace applications, it uses switching converters which operate at high frequency
•  If the frequency increases then the energy storage entities use low space and vice-versa.
• Thus, the device with low frequency minimize weight and size of system in aerospace applications
• Currently, advanced electronic devices support power range from watts to megawatts which applicable in both regulated and raw power
• For instance: engines are replaced by mechanical and hydraulic actuators

Benefits of Power Electronics

To the continuation, now we can see about the advantages of using power electronics. The main objective of power electronics is to distribute power to the loads in low losses.  Further, the current study of power semiconductors is enhancing the result in chemistry aspects such as gallium nitride and silicon carbide, and gallium nitride. Similarly, it also creates advantages on other aspects which is given in the followings,

• Power transmission without physical communication channels
• Power generation in greater power density
• Power conversion enhances nearly 99% of performance
• Power system preparation is improved in the customized measurement of the power.
• Power production improvement is based on the interface of the power electronics with the use of link between the source and grid.
• Power transmission and switching in noise-sensitive applications that use medical sensors

At present, the emerging concepts are moving in the direction of creating advancement in the topology of power electronic models . More than this, it is very important to focus on a new variation of system modeling. For your reference, here we have added the significant needs of developing power electronics projects . When you satisfy all these requirements, then the whole power electronic system easily achieves the system performance with desired expects. Further, the requirements may vary based on application needs. 

Important Requirements of Power Electronics

• Enhanced control systems for multi-converters
• Electromagnetic and harmonics interference minimization
• Minimization of footprints via energy-driven density system utilization
• High-speed semiconductor switches and High-power ratings
• Efficient pricing strategy for reactive power
• Test-bed design and simulation for electronic entities
• Enhanced consistency of active and   passive entities

Next, we can see the advanced techniques of power electronics . These techniques are widely used in current power electronics research. Further, we also recommend other techniques based on project requirements. In the case of complexity, we design our own algorithm and techniques to tackle the problem efficiently. 

Technologies of Power Electronics

• For instance: Structure, Material and Interconnection Approaches
• For instance: EMC, Audio Communication, Physical Resource Communication and EMI
• For instance: Snubbing, Device Approaches, Security Mechanisms and Driving
• For instance: Circulation and Cooling Fluids
• For instance: Converters with Resonant Transition, Hard and Soft Switching
• For instance: Conductive entities, Capacitive entities and Magnetic entities
• Converter Control and Industrial Techniques

Then, we can see important research perspectives of the power electronics field . These concepts are gathered from our very recent review on important areas of power electronics . If you need to know Power Electronics Thesis Topics and research notions on these areas then communicate with us.

Recent Concepts in Power Electronics

• 1 Hz Oscillations of Dampen
• Management of Power Demand
• Dynamic Electricity Flow Control
• Run-Time Changing Voltage Support
• Oscillations of Dampen Low Frequency
• Power Generation and Load Control

Our researchers are creative in selecting power electronics topics from the latest areas. Only after analysing the research scope by recent research papers and future technologies, we handpick the topics. Beyond this below list of topics, we have also extended our support in other emerging research ideas . If you are interested to know other innovative power electronics thesis topics then communicate with us. We let you know your required information through a detailed explanation from our experts.

Latest Power Electronics Thesis Topics

• Security over Connected Power Devices
• Artificial Intelligence in Power Systems
• Interface Development of PLC Technologies
• Fault Tolerance-based Analytical Control Techniques
• Application Development of Smart Grids Systems
• Scalable Sensors-based Visual Media Transmission
• Efficient Power Production, Dissemination and Storage
• Power Systems and Converters Applications for Smart-Grid
• Identification and Assessment of Performance Parameter

Generally, thesis preparation is the most important phase in research. So, it is essential to focus more on this phase. We have a team of native writers who are technically strong in converting research thoughts into a chain of words . Our main objective of writing a thesis is to deliver your research efforts starting from disciplined system planning to system implementation .

While writing a thesis, we concentrate on handpicking novel topics, collecting essentials for writing a thesis , preparing creative thesis content, and revising the content for quality improvement. Most importantly, all this information is needed to be organized in chapters in the order of abstract, acknowledgment, table of contents, introduction, literature survey, methodologies, conclusion, and references/bibliography . These chapters may vary based on the suggested intuition format. Next, we can see the key tips to select good power electronics thesis topics.

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Electronics and Communication is an important field with respect to our daily life. There are a number of good topics in electronics and communication engineering (ECE) for thesis, research, and project. New developments and research are going on in this field. It has made our life, even more, easier and comfortable.

Mobile phones and Communication network have brought the world closer. All thanks to electronics and communication engineers working towards the development of these electrical products. Talking about academics, students are often confused about which topic to choose in electronics and communication for project, thesis or for the seminar. M.Tech students find it even more difficult to choose a good master thesis topics in communication engineering. Even after the choice of the topic is made, students are unable to get proper thesis guidance and thesis assistance in ECE.

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Here are some of the latest and best topics in electronics and communication which you can choose for your thesis, projects, and seminars for M.Tech and Ph.D. You can get thesis help in any of these topics from the thesis guidance experts.

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Following is the list of latest  topics in Electronics and Communication(ECE) for the project, research and thesis:

Fibre Optic Communication

Embedded systems, nanoelectronics, oled(organic light emitting diode).

Zigbee Technology

Human Area Network

Bluetooth is a low-power wireless technology used for exchange of data within a short range. Bluetooth build a Personal Area Network(PAN) for exchange of data between mobile devices. This technology was invented by Ericsson in 1994. Bluetooth is based on radio technology known as frequency-hopping spread spectrum. In this technology, the data is transmitted in the form of packets. It is a very good topic for an M.Tech thesis. Thesis help in this topic can be taken from an expert in this field. Along with this it is also a very good choice for major project in ECE. There are two processes of Bluetooth technology:

Basic Rate/Enhanced Data Rate(BR/ED) –It uses point-to-point topology to enable continuous wireless communication between two devices. The common example for this is wireless speakers.

Low Energy(LE) – It uses multiple network topologies for communication which include point-to-point, mesh and broadcast. Point-to-point is for one to one device communication. Broadcast is for one to many device communication. Mesh is for many to many device communication.

Many consumers are using this technology worldwide for streaming audio, data exchange and broadcasting information. Bluetooth technology uses a variety of protocols. The Bluetooth protocol stack is divided into two parts: Controller Stack and the host stack.

The controller stack is implemented in low-cost silicon devices that contains Bluetooth radio and a microprocessor. The host stack is implemented on the top of the operating system or as an installable package on the operating system.

How Bluetooth technology works?

The Bluetooth network is also known as Personal Area Network or Piconet in which there are 2 to 8 devices. One is the master device that initiates the communication while other are the slaves. The slave devices respond to the action of the master device. The master device governs the transmission between the slave devices. A slave device may begin transmission only in an allotted time slot.

A scatternet is created when a device participates in more than one piconet.

Features of Bluetooth Technology

Following are some of the features of Bluetooth technology:

Based on radio technology.

Power consumption is less.

There are fewer complications.

Applications of Bluetooth technology

Wireless mobile phone headset.

Bluetooth enabled laptops and Pcs.

Wireless mouse and keyboard.

Data transfer between mobile devices.

Disadvantages of Bluetooth Technology

Along with benefits, there are certain disadvantages of Bluetooth technology. Some of these are:

High battery consumption.

Security is poor.

The data transfer is low.

Lower bandwidth.

For transmission of large amount of data fibre optic communication is the perfect choice. This type of communication is used to transmit data over long distances over the computer network. This technology converts electronic signals into light signals and the signals are transmitted through the optical fibres. It is a very good choice for your M.Tech thesis project. Thesis help in this topic can be taken from professionals in this topic. Some of the characteristics of this type of communication are:

High bandwidth

Long distance communication

Less electromagnetic interference

Transmission Security

How Fibre Optics Communication works?

Unlike other form of communication, in fibre optics, the communication takes place in the form of light signals. The components of fibre optics communication are:

Transmitter

Light source

The transmitter receives input in the form of electrical signals which are converted into light signals using a light source like LED and laser. The light signal is transmitted using optic fibre cable to the receiver where it is converted back into electric signals. The receiver consists of a photodetector that measures the frequency of the optic field. The wavelength near to the infrared is used for communication.

Photodetector – A photodetector is a device that converts light signals into electric signals. Two types of photodetectors mainly used in fibre optic communication are PN photodiode and avalanche photodiode.

Advantages of fibre optics communication

Some of the advantages of fibre optics communication are:

Higher transmission bandwidth

Data transmission is higher

Low power loss

Higher Security

Immunity to electromagnetic interference

Disadvantages

High installation cost

More number of repeaters

More maintenance is required

Embedded Systems are the type of physical hardware systems with software embedded in that. This system is microprocessor or microcontroller-based and can be independent or can be a part of larger system. This system is specifically designed to perform some tasks. It is a hot topic for thesis, project ad for seminar. If you know little about this topic you can also take thesis guidance for this topic. Following are the three components of embedded systems:

Real-Time Operating System

Characteristics of Embedded Systems

The characteristics of the embedded systems are:

Single Functionality – Embedded Systems are specifically designed to perform a single task.

Tightly Constrained – Embedded Systems are based on constraints like design, cost , size, and power.

Reactive – Embedded Systems are reactive in nature i.e. they instantaneously react to any changes in nature.

Based on microprocessor – Embedded Systems are microprocessor and microcontroller based.

Memory – These systems have ROM(Read Only Memory) embedded in that as there is no need of secondary memory.

Connectivity – These systems have peripherals connected to them for input and output.

What an Embedded System consists of?

The basic structure of an embedded system consists of the following components:

Sensor – To measure the quantity of a system by converting it into electrical signals.

A/D Converter – It is required to convert analog to digital signals.

Processor – It processes the data and stores it into memory.

D/A Converter – It converts digital to analog signals.

Actuator – An actuator compares the output of the D/A converter to the expected output.

Advantages of Embedded Systems

These systems can be easily customized.

These have low power consumption.

The cost is comparatively low.

The power is enhanced.

Disadvantages of Embedded Systems

High efforts in development

Marketing is not easy.

Nanoelectronics is a field that deals with the use of nanotechnology in electrical components. On the other hand, nanotechnology is a branch of engineering that deals with the matter at an atomic and molecular level. Nanoelectronics more or less is based on the transistors. The transistors used here have size lesser than 1000 nanometers. These are so small that there is separate study to understand the inter atomic interactions as well as quantum mechanical properties. These transistors are designed through nanotechnology and are very much different from the traditional transistors.

The work that a nanoelectronic device can do depends upon its size. With increase in volume, the power of the device will increase. The development in this field is in progress as there are some limitations of it when used in real world.

Different approaches to nanotechnology

The different approaches to nanotechnology are:

Nanofabrication

Nanomaterials Electronics

Molecular Electronics

Nanophotonics

Applications of Nanoelectronics

Certain development and applications have been made in this field of nanotechnology which are as follows:

Nanoradio – These will have nanoprocessors for its working with high speed and performance. Carbon nanotubes are being used in this application.

Nanocomputers – Traditional computers will be replaced by nanocomputers for higher performance and speed. Detailed research is being carried out in this field.

Medical Diagnostics – Nanoelectronic devices can detect biomolecules and thus will help in medical diagnostics.

Energy Production – Research is being conducted to create energy efficient solar cells, galvanic cells and fuel cells.

VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration)

VLSI is a process to create Integrated Circuits(IC) by combining together thousands of transistors on a single chip. Microprocessor is an example of VLSI. Before the development of VLSI, the Integrated Circuits had limited functionality and performance. VLSI gives the ability to add CPU, RAM, ROM and other such functions on a single chip.

Due to this, the electronics industry has recorded a commendable growth.

Design of VLSI

VLSI maily consists of front-end design and back-end design. Front-end design is the digital design while back-end design is the CMOS(Complememtary metal-oxide semiconductor) library design. The steps followed while designing a VLSI are:

Problem Specification – In this step, various parameters are studied like size, cost, performance and functionality.

Architecture – In this step, specifications like floating point unit, ALU, RISC/CISC and cache size are studied.

Functional Design – The functional unit along with the input and output are defined in this step using a block diagram.

Logical Design – The main logic of the system is designed at this step. Other developments in this step include boolean expression, register allocation, control flow and word width.

Design of the Circuit – The circuit is designed after the logical design by the use of gates and transistors.

Physical Design – The complete layout of the system is designed at this step through geometrical representation.

Packaging – The final product is obtained after putting together all the chips into a single printed circuit board.

Advantages of VLSI

The advantages of VLSI are:

Size of the circuit is reduced.

Cost of the device is reduced.

Increase in overall performance and speed.

Higher reliability

Find its use in almost every field from computers to medicines.

OLED is a type of LED( Light Emitting Diode) with a small change that the component that produces light is made up of a thin layer of organic compounds. This organic semiconductor layer is situated between the two electrodes. It is mainly used for flat panel displays, mobile devices, and smartphones. There are two types of OLEDs :

Based on small molecules

Using polymers

Working of OLEDs

Organic LED work almost in the same way as traditional LEDs with some changes. In this instead of n-type and p-type semiconductors, organic molecules are used to produce electrons and holes. There are 6 layers of OLED. The top layer is known as the seal while the bottom layer is called the substrate. There are two terminals between the top and the bottom layers – anode(positive terminal) and cathode(negative terminal). In between these terminals, there are the organic layers one is the emissive layer and the other one is the conductive layer.

A voltage is connected to the anode and the cathode. Electricity starts flowing and the cathode starts receiving electrons while the cathode starts losing them. As the electrons are added, the emissive layer starts becoming negatively charged while the conductive layer starts becoming positively charged. The positively charged holes starts jumping towards the emissive layer. When the positive hole meets the negatively charged electron ,a photon is produced which is a particle of light.

Advantages of OLEDs

These are superior to LCDs.

These are thinner, lighter and flexible.

The respond time is faster.

They produce true colors with better viewing angle.

Disadvantages of OLEDs

These have comparatively less life time than the LCDs.

The organic molecules degrade over the time.

These are very sensitive to water.

ZigBee Technology

ZigBee is an IEEE 802.15.4 based communication system designed for wireless personal area network . This standard allows the physical and media access control layer(MAC) to handle various devices at a very low-data rate. The main characteristics of this technology is that it is low powered and low cost. It controls and manages application within a range of 10-100 metres. Moreover, it is less expensive than the Bluetooth and Wifi.

Architecture of ZigBee

This system consist of the following three devices:

ZigBee Coordinator

The ZigBee coordinator acts as the bridge and the root of the whole network. It handles and stores the information by performing some data operations. The ZigBee routers are the intermediatory device that allows data to pass to and from other devices. The end device communicates with the parent node. The ZigBee protocol consists of the following 5 layers:

Physical Layer – This layer performs the modulation and demodulation operation.

MAC Layer – This layer access different networks using CSMA to check for reliable transmission of data.

Network Layer – This layer looks after all the operations related to the network.

Application Support Sub-Layer – This layer matches two devices according to their services and needs.

Application Framework – This layer provides two types of data services. One is the key value pair and the other one is the generic messages service.

ZigBee Operating Modes

There two modes of operation in ZigBee:

Non-beacon – In this mode, there is no monitoring of the incoming data by the coordinators and the routers.

Beacon – In this mode, the active state of the incoming data is continuously monitored by the coordinators and routers thereby consuming more power.

Applications of ZigBee Technology

ZigBee finds its application in the following fields:

Industrial Automation

Home Automation

Smart Metering

Smart Grid Monitoring

Human Area Network is a wireless network also referred to as RedTacton that uses the human body as a medium for high-speed transmission. It is different from other wireless and infrared technologies in the sense that it uses tiny electric field emitted on the surface of the human body. It is a very good topic under ece thesis topics list. 

The human body forms a transmission path whenever a part of it comes into contact with the RedTacton transceiver. Body surface can be hands, legs, arm, feet or face. It can work through clothes and shoes. Whenever the physical contact between the transceiver and the human body is lost, communication ends.

It has the following three main features:

The communication can be triggered by human movements like touching, gripping, walking, sitting, and stepping for obtaining data.

The transmission speed is not depleted when many people are communication at the same time as the transmission path is human body surface.

Conductors and dielectrics can be used along with the human body.

Working of Human Area Network

The approach of Human Area Network is different from other networks. It does not use electromagnetic waves or light waves for data transmission. Instead, it uses weak electric signals on the human body for transmission. It works as follows:

The RedTacton transmitter generates a weak electric signal on the human body surface.

Any changes caused by the transmitter to the electric field is sensed by the RedTacton receiver.

RedTacton depends upon the principle that the changes in the weak electric field can cause a change in the optical properties of an electro-optic crystal.

These changes are detected using a laser and the result is produced in the form of electrical signals.

RedTacton uses CSMA/CD(Carrier Sense with Multiple Access with Collision Detection) protocols for transmission.

GPRS stands for General Packet Radio Services. It is a packet-based service for 2G and 3G mobile communication. It is standardized under European Telecommunications Standards Institute(ETSI). It provides higher data rates for Internet on mobile phones. It is based on GSM(Global System for Mobile) communication and provides additional services on circuit-switched connections and Short Message Service(SMS). It is another popular topic for final year project, thesis, and seminar. 

GPRS has the following main features:

It has lesser cost than the circuit-switched services as the communication channels are shared.

It provides variable throughput and latency.

It provides data rates of 56-114 kbps.

It supports IP, PPP, and X.25 packet-based protocol.

Services offered by GPRS include:

SMS(Short Messaging Service)

Internet Access

MMS(Multimedia Messaging Service)

Push-to-talk service

Instant Messaging

Point-to-point(P2P) and point-to-multipoint(P2M) services

It stands for High-Speed Packet Access. It is a combination of two technologies named HSDPA and HSUPA for uplink and downlink. This provides high-speed data access. It can provide download speed up to 384 kbps. It uses WCDMA protocols and improves the performance of the existing 3G mobile communication. Students looking for ece project ideas can work on this topic. 

Components of HSPA

Following are the two main components of HSPA providing a link between the base station and the user:

HSDPA(High-speed Downlink Packet Access) –  HSDPA is used to provide support for packet data and a data rate of 14 Mbps. Also, it helps in reducing delays.

HSUPA(High-speed Uplink Packet Access) –  It also provides data support with improved features along with data rate of 5.74 Mbps. 

Benefits of HSPA

There are a number of benefits of HSPA but following are the significant ones:

HSPA uses a higher order of modulation for data to be transmitted at a higher rate.

It uses a Shorter Transmission Time Interval(TTI) to reduce the round trip time and reduction in latency.

It uses a shared channel for transmission which provides a great level of efficiency.

To maximize the channel usage, link adaption is used.

Fast Node B scheduling is used with adaptive coding and modulation to respond to the constantly varying radio channel and interference.

These were some of the topics in electronics and communication for your project, thesis and for your seminar. Thesis help and thesis guidance can be taken for ece thesis topics from thesis guidance agencies.

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• Modern Trends in Information Technology In recent years, there has been a complete technological overhaul in both hardware and software, which has led to improvement in the IT industry in terms of accuracy.
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• Virtual Reality: The Technology of the Future The contemporary inclination in virtual reality is to combine the two user interfaces to generate an absolutely immersive and combined experience.
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• Climate Change: The Impact of Technology The most evident effect of technology on climate change is the possibility of finding new solutions to climate change problems.
• Do Computer Technology Make Financial Intermediaries Extinct? Technological innovations are unlikely to result in the extinction of financial intermediaries; the probable outcome is that they will undergo tremendous changes.
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• How Countries Used Technology during World War I?
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• Has Technology Hindered the Upcoming Generation’s Ability to Communicate?
• Does the Modern World Place Too Much Reliance on Technology?
• How Does Information Technology Change in Business Environment?
• How Can Cam Technology Aid in Manufacturing?
• Technology and Warfare Technology does not produce and develop on its own, but rather is produced and developed quite purposefully and consciously by thinking beings with specific ends in mind.
• Career Aspirations in Information Technology In the author’s opinion, being a qualified professional in the field of Information Technology is a challenging yet rewarding task.
• The Cloud Computing Technology Cloud computing is a new technology that is currently viewed as one of the major items in computing. It involves using information technology as a service over the network.
• Science and Technology Roles in Society Science and technology have played critical roles in transforming society, particularly in the transport and communication sector.
• Global Technology: Advantages and Disadvantages The essay considers the advantages and disadvantages of technology and establishes two arguments for how the global issue should be addressed.
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• How Technology Has Affected Education Educational technology has greatly developed and has made both teachers and students successful as well as reforming schools.
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• Impacts of Technology on Cognitive Development of Children and Adolescents The extensive increase in web use among teens has given rise to awareness of the effects of the utilization of technology and how it influences children.
• How Technology Is Destroying Education According to research conducted recently in Britain, many students drop out of school because of over-exposure to the Internet.
• Unethical Use of Technology and Biblical Views The unethical use of technology allowed the team to achieve more solid results. The author of the article also provides other examples of technology fraud that border on ethics.
• The Impact of Modern Technology on Business In the twentieth century business models and firms cannot properly exist without being introduced to the present technological advancements.
• Robotics Technology in the Workplace The research paper discusses different ways in which the development of robotic technology has changed the lives of people in the workplace, both positively and negatively.
• Information Technology Field and Disciplines The information technology field may be currently regarded as a rapidly growing sphere that offers respectable and secure positions for people with related academic credentials.
• Apple and Technology Adoption Model Apple Inc. is an American tech company producing smartphones, tablets, personal computers, and other devices with a broad range of accessories for them.
• How Technology Increases One’s Job Productivity Business industries today cannot do without the use of modern technologies. Many industries closely follow the development of science.
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• Science and Technology: Challenges and Opportunities The recent advancement in science and technology has created opportunities and various challenges in different sectors of the economy.
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• The Effect Technology on International Relations With information technology, different countries have come to realize the benefits of trade; for sustainable trade, good relations among the trading partners are required.
• Social Relations After Impact of Technology Although technology has improved people’s lives, it has contributed to a myriad of social challenges, calling for intervention measures from individual and societal levels.
• Does Technology Mean Progress or Not Technology does not necessarily mean progress, but it can help society progress and develop further if utilized appropriately.
• Benefits of Sustainable Technology and Living Modern society suffers greatly from technological revolutions and innovations which ruin natural environment and kill out Planet.
• Information Technology Applications in Healthcare Health IT applications as the most advanced tool that can potentially be used for enhancing patient education through patient-nurse communication.
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• Negative Impacts of Technology and Social Media on Young People’s Lives Social media has caused far-reaching negative repercussions on the lives of young people. Particularly, the negative effects of addition to SNS, related mental health issues, etc.
• The Effects of Modern Technology on Children The rapid development of the technology industry has various consequences, including both positive implications and negative manifestations of progress.
• How Technology Has Changed Communication? Social networks have made communication simpler, faster and better by enhancing accessibility in both social and business fields.
• Technology Impact on Generation Z Technology has positively affected the learning and interaction of Gen-Z through various innovations; however, it has shortcomings to the well-being of these individuals.
• How Technology Affects Face-To-Face Interactions One of the greatest hazards of using technology, as a way of communication, is the creation of an illusion in the mind that one has many friends.
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• Information Technology in an Organization The main applications such as Personnel Management System, Inventory Management, General Administration, etc. are fully dependent on modern IT systems.
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• Technology’s Influences in Our Lives Modern technologies like mobile phones, television or computers, and its information technology have given human society a powerful force to make life more comfortable.
• Information Technology Oversight and Governance The activity of boards concerning IT differs in various companies because there are no foxed standards for governing the IT-sphere.
• Technology as a Tool for Governments Currently the government is using technology contrary to the public’s interest. Through surveillance, the government has proved that technology can be abused.
• The Role of Technology in Social Change In modern times, activism has changed due to the advent of the Internet because it has become much easier to share and spread information.
• The Sphere of Information Technology Information technology refers to the use of computers and software in managing information also referred to as management information services.
• Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Its Impact on Human’s Life The aim of Bluetooth technology is to phase out cables as a connector to devices because they support direct communication amongst themselves, without having to use cables.
• Health Information Technology Service Management One of the aspects of using new technology in medicine is HIT service management, which is a process of establishing a framework for IT-related systems and activities.
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• The benefits and challenges of quantum computing.
• Cryptocurrencies’ potential to disrupt financial markets.
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• Personal Isolation and Technology in Communication Technology is an interruption to physical communication and promotes personal isolation, as well as anti-socialism.
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• Amazon.com: The State of Information Technology and Management At Amazon.com, the state of information system reveals that the company has gained a competitive advantage as the largest online retailer by using an e-commerce model of business.
• Use of Technology by Teenagers for Emotional Support Teenagers use technology for emotional support to connect and communicate with their friends and families; however, it hinders their experience of separation and finding of self.
• Music Industry and Information Technology The music industry is a term used to describe a wide range of music-related businesses and/or organizations, and various types of musicians.
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• Computer Technology and Business Needs Many organizations have integrated computer systems in their businesses to help them in accounting operations and meeting the business needs.
• Agriculture: Application of Information Technology IT application in agriculture has contributed to food security in most modern communities. Farming has become easier than before as new inventions are made.
• The Problem of Technology Addiction Among College Students The rapid development of technologies has impacted every aspect of modern people’s lives, from work and education to leisure and recreation.
• Digital Divide. Technology Today The traditional definition of the digital divide describes it as the gap between people who have access to computers and the Internet, and those who do not
• Using Technology in Human Resource Management The Human Resource is a necessary department in recruitment of employees, retention and development of the same.
• The Positive and Negative Impact of Technology on Human Life Technology has become part and parcel of our day to day lives, human beings are heavily dependent upon technology. This paper will throw light upon some aspects of the use of technology.
• United Parcel Service: Information Technology Management Plan The operations of UPS are also designed to make the enterprise financially sound by improving employee buy-in through a broad employee ownership formula.
• Amazon Company: RFID Technology Implementation Plan An evidence-based Radio-Frequency Identification technology implementation plan is suggested by this paper that can make a difference for Amazon and support its business goals.
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• Nokia-Technology Industry Analysis The Nokia Corporation, its history, the market industry it operates in, its mission and vision, and its leadership are investigated in the study.
• Development in Aircraft Landing Technology This paper also evaluates the importance of these systems in providing safety and reducing operational expenditures of airlines.
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• Volkswagen Company’s Information Technology This case relates to the efforts that were put by Volkswagen in an effort to set up an Information Technology infrastructure in the organization.
• Tests on Personality: Materials, Scoring, and Technology The publishers of the three tests have stated more precise purposes. In particular, MMPI-A-RF is meant to be used with adolescents to investigate psychopathology and personality.
• Value Proposition of Smart Technology and Self-Driving Cars This paper will focus on the business opportunities of smart technology and self-driving cars by discussing customer fears, wants, and needs.
• Green Technology: Comparison of Economic and Environmental Implications It is essential to investigate the distribution of the implication perspectives of green technologies for economic and environmental domains.
• The Outcomes of World War II: Impact of Technology World War II’s scientific and technological accomplishments were among the most significant and long-lasting effects of a struggle that affected every aspect of society.
• Proposal Outline: Being Too Dependent on Technology When almost everything is automatized, and it is impossible to live fully without devices and gadgets, technological dependence appears to be a pressing concern.
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KRASNODAR. July 5 (Interfax) - Krasnodar-based NIC Technologies LLC is investing 1 billion rubles in the construction of an industrial park in the city to manufacture radio electronics, the regional administration reported.

The region's leadership and the company signed an agreement on the project at the Innoprom international exhibition on Monday.

"The investor will expand and develop the radio electronics component base, create an import substitution center for production of domestic video recorders, video surveillance cameras and components. I expect that the first industrial and technology park in the Kuban will become the flagship one in Russia," Governor Veniamin Kondratyev was quoted as saying in the press release.

The launch of production is expected to create 2,000 jobs in Krasnodar.

It was reported earlier that NIC Technologies is prepared to completely cover the domestic market's needs for video surveillance systems. The company's executive director, Pavel Galitsky said at a meeting with the governor in March 2022 that NIC Technologies expects demand for its products to increase following the departure of a number of foreign companies from Russia.

NIC Technologies specializes in developing and manufacturing electronic equipment, the company's website said. It makes digital surveillance cameras, video recorders and associated products for comprehensive video surveillance systems. The company has a complete production chain, including an engineering division and production lines, and its solutions are included in the Russian Industry and Trade Ministry's registry of domestic radio electronic products, the Krasnodar administration said.

NIC Technologies, which was incorporated in Krasnodar in 2019, closed 2021 with a net profit of 3.5 million rubles on revenue of almost 380 million rubles, the SPARK-Interfax system showed. The company is 51% owned by electrical installation company Telekom Montazh Yug LLC (revenue of 3.2 billion rubles in 2021) and 49% by home electronics wholesaler PSB Global LLC, according to data as of July 4, 2022.

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