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Design and control of high-density DC-DC converters for cell balancing and low-voltage power delivery applications / by Christopher Schaef
In a variety of applications spanning mobile devices, performance computing, and even renewable energy and automotive, power management and power delivery are an increasing bottleneck in reducing size and cost, improving reliability, and even...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Fault modeling and design of dynamic logic.
Logic programming. ; Electronic digital computers -- Circuits -- Testing -- Mathematical models. ; Fault-tolerant computing.
Today''s fastest microprocessors, logic chips, and even memory chips employ dynamic logic as the key part to achieving advanced performance. Dynamic logic only retains the correct data state briefly and is far less robust than previous technologies...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Pulse shaping for optical fiber communication systems.
Fiber optics. ; Optical communications. ; Pulse circuits.
A fiber can transmit around 25 Tbit/s, but electronic signal processing today is performed at much slower speeds, usually 1-10 Gbit/s. To avoid this "bottleneck" in optical fiber communication systems, all signal processing will have to be done...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Microfabrication of magnetic components for high frequency DC-DC power conversion at high currents and low voltages.
DC-to-DC converters -- Design and construction. Electric inductors -- Design and construction. Thin film devices -- Design and construction. Microprocessors -- Power supply. Microfabrication. Transients (Dynamics).
Dartmouth Dissertations

The mitotic protein p62 is localized to the nucleolus during interphase.
Nucleoproteins. ; Mitosis. ; Nucleolus. ; Molecular biology.
Mitotic apparatuses from sea urchin embryos contain a protein (p62), previously shown to be required for mitotic progression. This protein localizes to the mitotic apparatus during cell division in urchin embryos and mammalian tissue culture cells....
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Self-reconfiguring robots: designs, algorithms, and applications.
Robots -- Control systems. ; Robots -- Motion. ; Computer algorithms. ; Electronic data processing -- Distributed processing.
Self-reconfiguring robots are robots composed of many physically connected modules which can change their structural configuration to support multiple functionalities. We claim that self-reconfiguring robots are more versatile, extensible, and...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Scalable high-performance 3-D polygon rendering.
Computer graphics. ; Computer architecture. ; Image processing -- Digital techniques.
Computer generated 3-D images are proving useful in a wide variety of applications including data visualization, computer animation, virtual reality, telepresence and terrain generation. High-end applications in these fields require images to be...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Tracking based plume detection.
Multisensor data fusion. Sensor networks. Plumes (Fluid dynamics). Automatic tracking. Signal processing -- Digital techniques -- Mathematics.
The work in this thesis deals with a novel approach for detecting and tracking chemical plumes in distributed sensor networks. The ultimate objective is solving the inverse location problem: given unknown sources released at unknown times, the...
Dartmouth Dissertations

Automated forensic techniques for locating zero-day exploits / by Stephen Kuhn.
This thesis approaches the problem of locating zero-day exploits used in network attacks. The hypothesis is that the advent of high-performance virtualization presents a unique opportunity to both discover these events and increase the attacker's...
Dartmouth Dissertations

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