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2024
Volume: 22 Issue 2
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Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, CFP (2024)
Miniaturized power detection module operating in millimeter wave band
Xiang Zhou, and Zhi-Yong Zhong
The miniaturized broadband detection module can be embedded into the microwave application system such as the front end of the transmitter to detect the power or other parameters in real time. It is highly prospective in military and scientific research. In this paper, a broadband power detection module operating at 26The miniaturized broadband detection module can be embedded into the microwave application system such as the front end of the transmitter to detect the power or other parameters in real time. It is highly prospective in military and scientific research. In this paper, a broadband power detection module operating at 26.5 GHz–40.0 GHz is designed by using low-barrier Schottky diode as the detector and a comparator for threshold output. This module can dynamically detect the power range between –10 dBm and 10 dBm with the detection accuracy of 0.1 dB. Further, the temperature compensation circuit is also applied to improve the measurement error. As a result, the resulted error low to ±1 dB in the temperature range of –55 °C to +85 °C is achieved. The designed module is encapsulated by a Kovar alloy with a small volume of 9 mm × 6 mm × 3 mm. This endows the designed module the advantages of small size, easy integration, and low cost, and even it is applicable to high-reliability environments such as satellites..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100247 (2024)
Machine learning algorithm partially reconfigured on FPGA for an image edge detection system
Gracieth Cavalcanti Batista, Johnny Öberg, Osamu Saotome, Haroldo F. de Campos Velho, Elcio Hideiti Shiguemori, and Ingemar Söderquist
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been widely used in military, medical, wireless communications, aerial surveillance, etc. One key topic involving UAVs is pose estimation in autonomous navigation. A standard procedure for this process is to combine inertial navigation system sensor information with the global navigUnmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been widely used in military, medical, wireless communications, aerial surveillance, etc. One key topic involving UAVs is pose estimation in autonomous navigation. A standard procedure for this process is to combine inertial navigation system sensor information with the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signal. However, some factors can interfere with the GNSS signal, such as ionospheric scintillation, jamming, or spoofing. One alternative method to avoid using the GNSS signal is to apply an image processing approach by matching UAV images with georeferenced images. But a high effort is required for image edge extraction. Here a support vector regression (SVR) model is proposed to reduce this computational load and processing time. The dynamic partial reconfiguration (DPR) of part of the SVR datapath is implemented to accelerate the process, reduce the area, and analyze its granularity by increasing the grain size of the reconfigurable region. Results show that the implementation in hardware is 68 times faster than that in software. This architecture with DPR also facilitates the low power consumption of 4 mW, leading to a reduction of 57% than that without DPR. This is also the lowest power consumption in current machine learning hardware implementations. Besides, the circuitry area is 41 times smaller. SVR with Gaussian kernel shows a success rate of 99.18% and minimum square error of 0.0146 for testing with the planning trajectory. This system is useful for adaptive applications where the user/designer can modify/reconfigure the hardware layout during its application, thus contributing to lower power consumption, smaller hardware area, and shorter execution time..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100248 (2024)
Efficient ECG classification based on Chi-square distance for arrhythmia detection
Dhiah Al-Shammary, Mustafa Noaman Kadhim, Ahmed M. Mahdi, Ayman Ibaida, and Khandakar Ahmedb
This study introduces a new classifier tailored to address the limitations inherent in conventional classifiers such as K-nearest neighbor (KNN), random forest (RF), decision tree (DT), and support vector machine (SVM) for arrhythmia detection. The proposed classifier leverages the Chi-square distance as a primary metrThis study introduces a new classifier tailored to address the limitations inherent in conventional classifiers such as K-nearest neighbor (KNN), random forest (RF), decision tree (DT), and support vector machine (SVM) for arrhythmia detection. The proposed classifier leverages the Chi-square distance as a primary metric, providing a specialized and original approach for precise arrhythmia detection. To optimize feature selection and refine the classifier’s performance, particle swarm optimization (PSO) is integrated with the Chi-square distance as a fitness function. This synergistic integration enhances the classifier’s capabilities, resulting in a substantial improvement in accuracy for arrhythmia detection. Experimental results demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed method, achieving a noteworthy accuracy rate of 98% with PSO, higher than 89% achieved without any previous optimization. The classifier outperforms machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) techniques, underscoring its reliability and superiority in the realm of arrhythmia classification. The promising results render it an effective method to support both academic and medical communities, offering an advanced and precise solution for arrhythmia detection in electrocardiogram (ECG) data..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100249 (2024)
Data augmentation method for insulators based on Cycle-GAN
Run Ye, Azzedine Boukerche, Xiao-Song Yu, Cheng Zhang, Bin Yan, and Xiao-Jia Zhou
Data augmentation is an important task of using existing data to expand data sets. Using generative countermeasure network technology to realize data augmentation has the advantages of high-quality generated samples, simple training, and fewer restrictions on the number of generated samples. However, in the field of trData augmentation is an important task of using existing data to expand data sets. Using generative countermeasure network technology to realize data augmentation has the advantages of high-quality generated samples, simple training, and fewer restrictions on the number of generated samples. However, in the field of transmission line insulator images, the freely synthesized samples are prone to produce fuzzy backgrounds and disordered samples of the main insulator features. To solve the above problems, this paper uses the cycle generative adversarial network (Cycle-GAN) used for domain conversion in the generation countermeasure network as the initial framework and uses the self-attention mechanism and channel attention mechanism to assist the conversion to realize the mutual conversion of different insulator samples. The attention module with prior knowledge is used to build the generation countermeasure network, and the generative adversarial network (GAN) model with local controllable generation is built to realize the directional generation of insulator belt defect samples. The experimental results show that the samples obtained by this method are improved in a number of quality indicators, and the quality effect of the samples obtained is excellent, which has a reference value for the data expansion of insulator images..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100250 (2024)
CNN-LSTM based incremental attention mechanism enabled phase-space reconstruction for chaotic time series prediction
Xiao-Qian Lu, Jun Tian, Qiang Liao, Zheng-Wu Xu, and Lu Gan
To improve the prediction accuracy of chaotic time series and reconstruct a more reasonable phase space structure of the prediction network, we propose a convolutional neural network-long short-term memory (CNN-LSTM) prediction model based on the incremental attention mechanism. Firstly, a traversal search is conductedTo improve the prediction accuracy of chaotic time series and reconstruct a more reasonable phase space structure of the prediction network, we propose a convolutional neural network-long short-term memory (CNN-LSTM) prediction model based on the incremental attention mechanism. Firstly, a traversal search is conducted through the traversal layer for finite parameters in the phase space. Then, an incremental attention layer is utilized for parameter judgment based on the dimension weight criteria (DWC). The phase space parameters that best meet DWC are selected and fed into the input layer. Finally, the constructed CNN-LSTM network extracts spatio-temporal features and provides the final prediction results. The model is verified using Logistic, Lorenz, and sunspot chaotic time series, and the performance is compared from the two dimensions of prediction accuracy and network phase space structure. Additionally, the CNN-LSTM network based on incremental attention is compared with long short-term memory (LSTM), convolutional neural network (CNN), recurrent neural network (RNN), and support vector regression (SVR) for prediction accuracy. The experiment results indicate that the proposed composite network model possesses enhanced capability in extracting temporal features and achieves higher prediction accuracy. Also, the algorithm to estimate the phase space parameter is compared with the traditional CAO, false nearest neighbor, and C-C, three typical methods for determining the chaotic phase space parameters. The experiments reveal that the phase space parameter estimation algorithm based on the incremental attention mechanism is superior in prediction accuracy compared with the traditional phase space reconstruction method in five networks, including CNN-LSTM, LSTM, CNN, RNN, and SVR..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100256 (2024)
Electromagnetic scattering and imaging simulation of extremely large-scale sea-ship scene based on GPU parallel technology
Cheng-Wei Zhang, Zhi-Qin Zhao, Wei Yang, Li-Lai Zhou, and Hai-Yu Zhu
Aiming to solve the bottleneck problem of electromagnetic scattering simulation in the scenes of extremely large-scale seas and ships, a high-frequency method by using graphics processing unit (GPU) parallel acceleration technique is proposed. For the implementation of different electromagnetic methods of physical optiAiming to solve the bottleneck problem of electromagnetic scattering simulation in the scenes of extremely large-scale seas and ships, a high-frequency method by using graphics processing unit (GPU) parallel acceleration technique is proposed. For the implementation of different electromagnetic methods of physical optics (PO), shooting and bouncing ray (SBR), and physical theory of diffraction (PTD), a parallel computing scheme based on the CPU-GPU parallel computing scheme is realized to balance computing tasks. Finally, a multi-GPU framework is further proposed to solve the computational difficulty caused by the massive number of ray tubes in the ray tracing process. By using the established simulation platform, signals of ships at different seas are simulated and their images are achieved as well. It is shown that the higher sea states degrade the averaged peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) of radar image..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100257 (2024)
Low profile cavity-embedded ultra-wideband UHF array antenna with end-fire beams
Huan He, and Wen-Song Wang
A low-profile, vertically polarized, ultra-wideband array antenna with end-fire beams operating in an ultra-high frequency (UHF) band is developed in this paper. The array antenna consists of 1×16 log-periodic top-hat loaded monopole antenna arrays and is feasible to embed into a shallow cavity to further reduce tA low-profile, vertically polarized, ultra-wideband array antenna with end-fire beams operating in an ultra-high frequency (UHF) band is developed in this paper. The array antenna consists of 1×16 log-periodic top-hat loaded monopole antenna arrays and is feasible to embed into a shallow cavity to further reduce the array height. Capacitance is introduced in the proposed antenna element to reduce profile height and the rectangular top hats are carefully designed to minimize the transverse dimension. Simulated results show that when the antenna array operates in a frequency range of 300 MHz-900 MHz, the end-fire radiation pattern achieves ±45° scanning range in the horizontal plane. Then prototypes of the proposed end-fire antenna element and a uniformly spaced linear array (1×2) are fabricated and validated. The end-fire antenna array should be suitable for airborne applications where low-profile and conformal scanning phased antenna arrays with end-fire radiations are required. This design is attractive for airborne platform applications that are used to search, discover, identify, and scout the aerial target with vertically polarized beams..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100258 (2024)
Enhancing personalized exercise recommendation with student and exercise portraits
Wei-Wei Gao, Hui-Fang Ma, Yan Zhao, Jing Wang, and Quan-Hong Tian
The exercise recommendation system is emerging as a promising application in online learning scenarios, providing personalized recommendations to assist students with explicit learning directions. Existing solutions generally follow a collaborative filtering paradigm, while the implicit connections between students (exThe exercise recommendation system is emerging as a promising application in online learning scenarios, providing personalized recommendations to assist students with explicit learning directions. Existing solutions generally follow a collaborative filtering paradigm, while the implicit connections between students (exercises) have been largely ignored. In this study, we aim to propose an exercise recommendation paradigm that can reveal the latent connections between student-student (exercise-exercise). Specifically, a new framework was proposed, namely personalized exercise recommendation with student and exercise portraits (PERP). It consists of three sequential and interdependent modules: Collaborative student exercise graph (CSEG) construction, joint random walk, and recommendation list optimization. Technically, CSEG is created as a unified heterogeneous graph with students’ response behaviors and student (exercise) relationships. Then, a joint random walk to take full advantage of the spectral properties of nearly uncoupled Markov chains is performed on CSEG, which allows for full exploration of both similar exercises that students have finished and connections between students (exercises) with similar portraits. Finally, we propose to optimize the recommendation list to obtain different exercise suggestions. After analyses of two public datasets, the results demonstrated that PERP can satisfy novelty, accuracy, and diversity..
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
- Publication Date: Jun. 25, 2024
- Vol. 22, Issue 2, 100262 (2024)
