Compared with the flat architecture in the design of sensor networks, the hierarchical architecture gains much attractive for the reason of scalability, management and energy efficiency. In order to distribute the ene...Compared with the flat architecture in the design of sensor networks, the hierarchical architecture gains much attractive for the reason of scalability, management and energy efficiency. In order to distribute the energy evenly, nodes act the cluster head in some orders. The existing approaches don’t pay a critical attention to the overhead during the role rotations. And the duration of a round is a priori, which is very application-specific. An energy-aware hierarchical architecture design scheme is put forward in this paper, namely, Adaptive Minimum Rotational Cost (AMRC) cluster formation scheme. The decision of beginning a new round is made adaptively by the cluster head itself. It combines the dynamic and static advantages in the clustering architecture. The simulation results demonstrate AMRC outperforms some other clustering protocols in many aspects.展开更多
The development of highly efficient,solution-processable,and environmentally stable perovskite quantum dots(PQDs)is crucial for their accurate high-resolution patterning and subsequently enabling the practical deploym...The development of highly efficient,solution-processable,and environmentally stable perovskite quantum dots(PQDs)is crucial for their accurate high-resolution patterning and subsequently enabling the practical deployment of PQD based emissive display devices.This study presents an innovative strategy for integrating all-inorganic PQDs and ultraviolet(UV)crosslinkable acrylate polymer at a structural and functional level.The achievement is accomplished by meticulous design and one-pot synthesis of UV-crosslinkable CsPbX_(3)(X=Cl,Br,I)PQDs solution,which exhibit outstanding environmental stability.Leveraging the solution-processable characteristics of the resulting UV-crosslinkable PQDs,precise patterning of high-resolution(2μm,7608 pixels·in.^(-1))and colorful PQDs microarrays can be readily achieved through inkjet printing and high-throughput photolithography(~2μm in pitch line/space patterning).The UV cross-linked process guarantees a homogeneous distribution of PQDs,effectively mitigating coffee ring effect and improving the overall quality of stereoscopic microarrays.The photo-cured PQDs film,which undergoes free radical photopolymerization,displays an impressive photoluminescence quantum yield(PL QY)of up to 89.2%,reaching 98%of the value observed in the solution state.The approach outlined in this research is both cost-effective and pragmatic,exhibiting tremendous promise for diverse system-level integrated optoelectronic devices,such as ultra-high-resolution micro-light-emitting device(micro-LED)displays.展开更多
文摘Compared with the flat architecture in the design of sensor networks, the hierarchical architecture gains much attractive for the reason of scalability, management and energy efficiency. In order to distribute the energy evenly, nodes act the cluster head in some orders. The existing approaches don’t pay a critical attention to the overhead during the role rotations. And the duration of a round is a priori, which is very application-specific. An energy-aware hierarchical architecture design scheme is put forward in this paper, namely, Adaptive Minimum Rotational Cost (AMRC) cluster formation scheme. The decision of beginning a new round is made adaptively by the cluster head itself. It combines the dynamic and static advantages in the clustering architecture. The simulation results demonstrate AMRC outperforms some other clustering protocols in many aspects.
基金the Research Project of Mindu Innovation Laboratory(No.2021ZZ114)the Natural Science Foundation of Xiamen(No.3502Z20227255)the Science and Technology Major Project of Fujian Province(No.2021HZ021013).
文摘The development of highly efficient,solution-processable,and environmentally stable perovskite quantum dots(PQDs)is crucial for their accurate high-resolution patterning and subsequently enabling the practical deployment of PQD based emissive display devices.This study presents an innovative strategy for integrating all-inorganic PQDs and ultraviolet(UV)crosslinkable acrylate polymer at a structural and functional level.The achievement is accomplished by meticulous design and one-pot synthesis of UV-crosslinkable CsPbX_(3)(X=Cl,Br,I)PQDs solution,which exhibit outstanding environmental stability.Leveraging the solution-processable characteristics of the resulting UV-crosslinkable PQDs,precise patterning of high-resolution(2μm,7608 pixels·in.^(-1))and colorful PQDs microarrays can be readily achieved through inkjet printing and high-throughput photolithography(~2μm in pitch line/space patterning).The UV cross-linked process guarantees a homogeneous distribution of PQDs,effectively mitigating coffee ring effect and improving the overall quality of stereoscopic microarrays.The photo-cured PQDs film,which undergoes free radical photopolymerization,displays an impressive photoluminescence quantum yield(PL QY)of up to 89.2%,reaching 98%of the value observed in the solution state.The approach outlined in this research is both cost-effective and pragmatic,exhibiting tremendous promise for diverse system-level integrated optoelectronic devices,such as ultra-high-resolution micro-light-emitting device(micro-LED)displays.