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Switching circuit theory

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End-to-End Industrial Study of Retiming

Giovanni De Micheli, Cunxi Yu

Sequential circuits are combinational circuits that are separated by registers. Retiming is considered as the most promising technique for optimizing sequential circuits, that involves moving the edge-triggered registers across the combinational logic with ...

IEEE2018

EU COST Action IC1401-Pushing the Frontiers of Memristive Devices to Systems

Sandro Carrara

European Union COST Actions provide the opportunity for researchers who are geographically dispersed to work together towards an ambitious, multidisciplinary goal, whilst learning from each other and avoiding effort duplication. This paper gives a brief ov ...

Ieee2016

Numerical electromagnetic analysis methods and its applications to surge phenomena

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Mario Paolone, Carlo Alberto Nucci

Full-wave numerical electromagnetic analysis (NEA) methods are defined as methodologies allowing the direct numerical solution of Maxwell's equations in both frequency and time domain. These methods are becoming the most promising approach to study complex ...

IEEE2011

Inferring connection proximity in networks of electrically coupled cells by subthreshold frequency response analysis

Henry Markram, Michele Giugliano, Corrado Cali

Electrical synapses continuously transfer signals bi-directionally from one cell to another, directly or indirectly via intermediate cells. Electrical synapses are common in many brain structures such as the inferior olive, the subcoeruleus nucleus and the ...

Springer US2008

Compensation des non-linéarités des systèmes haut-parleurs à pavillon

Delphine Bard

The assumptions of linearity and autonomy assumed in circuit theory are known to be respected only partially by electroacoustic transducers. In particular, the dynamics range of the latter is limited by the audible nonlinear effects that they are causing. ...

EPFL2005