A REVIEW: ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING OF GDP BY USING ANN | Author : Nikit Kumar, Pency Juneja | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Gross Domestic Product is one of the most economic factors. Importance of GDP forecasting needed
Because during the period of 2007 to 2009 Indian Economy was Suffering from Recession and GDP
growth rate also affected by Recession .By Observing Past Experiences it have seen that the variances in
the GDP economy got up and down. Simulated annealing is one of the crucial algorithms which can be
used to optimize the weight value of the Artificial Neural Network. Back Propagation algorithm process
the weight values from back to forth. but here simulated annealing algorithm consider all the weight
values together and process to all these weights to find optimal weights.SA algorithm here improves the
performance over the BPN.SA technique can be apply on a specific application by knowing the input and
output parameter. Forecasting is helpful to decrease the uncertainty in the economy. |
| FLEXRAY COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER FOR FPGABASED AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS AS AN IP CORE | Author : P.Satya Shree Sai Ram, Mr.S.Yuvaraj | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Time-triggered protocols like FlexRay have been gaining ground as the standard for high-speed reliable
communication in the automotive industry, marking a shift away from the event-triggered medium access used in
Controller Area Networks (CAN). This paper describes an FPGA-based communication controller which features
configurable extensions to provide functionality that is unavailable with standard implementations. It is
implemented and verified on a Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA, integrated with both a logic-based hardware ECU and a
fully-fledged processor-based ECU. We demonstrate that the flexible extensions help enable advanced
applications that integrate features like fault-tolerance, timeliness and security. |
| SUBSTANTIATING THE CORRELATION OF AN ARCHITECT’S FUNCTION WITH PERCEIVED AESTHETICS AND IDENTITY CONCEPTION, EMPLOYED IN ARCHITECTURE FACULTY, IN CHARGE OF BRAIN JUDGMENT | Author : SHAHRIAR NASEKHIAN, SEPIDEH POUSTINDOUZ | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aims to deliberate the effects of perceived senses and potentials, derived from design of
Architecture faculties, on the brain initiatives and responses leading to the creativity of students. This
research demonstrates while students, as prospective architects, are in possession of their privilege by
studying in specialized environment, then, they will have more appropriate and merit outlooks throughout
their future calling. It will be extrapolated that architect`s function would be influenced strongly by the
former imposed environments. It would be manifested through a conducted survey on the 4 groups of
Iranian Architecture students who study in Architecture faculties in Isfahan province of Iran. This
research by results of the survey and in recognition of query methods, analyze the repercussion of
perceived aesthetic and identity of Architecture faculty designs on the Architect`s brain procedures and
decision making for design. The implication, leads to proper apprehension given to the architects of
Architecture faculties toward how to design a suitable faculty, regarding the intuition of students,who
areconsidered as prospective architectswhile studying in campus, which ultimately leads to their final
principal design functions, so that the future faculty design would be under the consideration of
principals in which its architects try to employ aesthetics and identity. Findings also substantiate that
identity judgment of brain about a design relies on a network by the brain cortex, including the
underlying evaluative assessment of social, cultural and moral cues derived from that design. |
| DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF WI-MAX TRANSCEIVER USING MPSOC | Author : ERIC VIDHYA DHARAN.P , RAGAVENDRAN.U | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Advancement in the field of communication has led to high speed data transfer in many audio and
video applications at affordable rates. Wireless Interoperability for Microwave Access is one the
technology that is used for this purpose. It includes the process of compressing, modulating the
signal, Inverse Fourier Transform and cyclic prefix addition at the transmission end. It also includes
the cyclic prefix removal, Fourier Transform, demodulation of the signal and decompression at the
receiver end. The compression ratio and the signal to noise ratio is also found. In this paper, all the
process involved in the design of W-Max Transceiver is discussed. Here, a framework that proposes
energy mapping techniques such as task and core mapping is also discussed and the results are
compared. All the components used in this Wi-Max Transceiver are modelled using Verilog HDL and
the processing unit (PU) type used is the Nios II Processor. The area and the maximum frequency is
obtained using Quartus II software. |
| POWER QUALITY ENHANCEMENT IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM USING INVERTED SINE PULSE WIDTH MODULATION APPROACHES WITH DVR | Author : T.Sridevi | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This paper describes the enhancement of Power quality in a power system by reducing the harmonics using
various modulation techniques in DVR( Dynamic Voltage Regulator. Application of power electronic
equipments and nonlinear loads in recent years leads to harmonic interference problems in a power system.
The harmonic currents generated by the loads will cause a voltage drop across source impedance which
causes decrease in power quality. Inverters based on Voltage Source Converters (VSC) are widely used as a
basic component in DVR. These controllers produce voltage harmonics due to switching operation of power
electronic converter. The harmonics in the output voltage of power electronic converters can be reduced using
Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM) switching techniques. In this paper, inverted sine PWM switching techniques
have been developed for controlling of VSC based inverters which has lower Total Harmonic Distortion
(THD) than conventional techniques and they are also used for power quality enhancement. |
| REVIEW OF THE RISKS POSED TO DRINKING WATER BY DISTILLATION PROCESS ON SHIPS | Author : V.Thanikachalam | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The quality of drinking-water is a powerful environmental determinant of health. Assurance of drinking
water safety is a foundation for the prevention and control of waterborne diseases.The quality of water,
whether used for drinking, domestic purposes, food productionor recreational purposes has an important
impact on health. Water of poor quality can causedisease outbreaks and it can contribute to background
rates of disease manifestingthemselves on different time scales. Initiatives to manage the safety of water
do not onlysupport health, but often promote socioeconomic development and well-being as well.
Contaminated water serves as a mechanism to transmit communicable diseasessuch as diarrhea, cholera,
dysentery, typhoid and guinea worm infection. In addition, dangerously high concentrations ofchemical
hazards, such as arsenic and fluoride, originating from natural sources affectmillions and cause
conditions such as cancer and fluorosis. Inorganic arsenic is present athigh levels in the groundwater of
a number of countries, including Argentina, Chile, China,India (West Bengal), Mexico, the United States
of America, and Bangladesh.
Fresh water is of dire need on a ship. It is used for various purposes such as drinking, for preparing food,
in laundry services and in many other day to day activities. In the past, people used to carry tons and tons
of fresh water in barrels or in specially made tanks. This was because there were no other sources of
fresh water once the ship was in sea, except rain, which was quite unpredictable.
Today in spite of means on board to generate fresh water, ships carry tons and tons of fresh water in
segregated fresh water tanks. But there are many other processes in which fresh water is used and as
generally the fresh water tanks provided are not sufficient, the need arises to generate fresh water
onboard. Fresh water is always in dearth also because it is very difficult to keep a check on the water
usage by the crew members and also the usage cannot be avoidable as water is continuously required
onboard ship.Humans cannot drink saline water. But, saline water can be made into freshwater.The
process is called desalination, and it is being used more and more around the world to provide people
with needed freshwater.
In ancient times, many civilizations used this process on their ships to convert sea water into drinking
water. Today, desalination plants are used to convert sea water to drinking water on ships. Distillation is
perhaps the one water treatment technology that most completely reduces the widest range of drinking
water contaminants. |
| LOW POWER FULL ADDER USING GROUND BOUNCE NOISE TECHNOLOGY | Author : 1T. Praveen Kumar, Mr. R. Prithiviraj | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Static leakage power consumption and ground bounce noise at nanometer scale are two important
parameters, to keep in consideration are compactness and power which affects the performance of any
VLSI circuits. Full adder is the vital part of digital circuits which employ arithmetic operation. Adder
circuit is widely used in many digital circuits for arithmetic operation as well as an adder for address
generation in many processors and microcontrollers. So we need to choose which one should be
employed in large scale system at higher speed. It is necessary to make these systems more efficient so as
to survive with high speed while consuming low power. As the speed of the circuit increases, the most
unwanted parameter that is exhibited by the circuits is ground bounce noise .This paper here describes
how the reduction of leakage power and ground bounce noise from the 14T full adder circuits can be
made to make it more reliable to be used with high speed system. All the simulation in this paper has been
carried out using tanner eda tool. |
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