《IBMPC汇编语言》课的教学法探讨

《IBMPC汇编语言》课,是所有计算机类专业都开设的一门专业基础课。这门课的主要特点是:与微机硬件关系紧密,思绪抽象,概念多,系统性强。学生在学习这门课时,多数感觉很困难,尤其是用汇编语言编程,是为数众多的学生的一大障碍。因此,如果教学方法不当,会使部分学生知“难”而退。

新型嵌入式BeNOR结构Flash存贮器

提出了一种能根据嵌入式应用系统容量的不同而灵活选择字节擦除和块擦除两种不同擦除模式的 Be NOR阵列结构 ,该结构采用沟道热电子注入进行“写”操作 ,采用分离电压法负栅压源极 F- N隧道效应进行擦除 .对分离电压法负栅压源极 F- N隧道效应擦除的研究表明 ,采用源极电压为 5 V,栅极电压为 - 10 V的擦除条件 ,不仅能很好地控制擦除后的阈值电压 ,而且当字线宽度小于等于 6 4时 ,源极电压导致的串扰效应能得到很好的抑制 .研究表明该结构具有编程速度高、读取速度高、可靠性高及系统应用灵活的特点 ,非常适宜于在 1M位以下的嵌入式系统中应用 .

Novel p-Channel Selected n-Channel Divided Bit-Line NOR Flash Memory Using Source Induced Band-to-Band Hot Electron Injection Programming

A novel p-channel selected n-channel divided bit-line NOR(PNOR) flash memory,which features low programming current,low power,high access current,and slight bit-line disturbance,is proposed.By using the source induced band-to-band hot electron injection (SIBE) to perform programming and dividing the bit-line to the sub-bit-lines,the programming current and power can be reduced to 3.5μA and 16.5μW with the sub-bit-line width equaling to 128,and a read current of 60μA is obtained.Furthermore,the bit-line disturbance is also significantly alleviated.

A Low Jitter Design of Ring Oscillators in 1.25GHz Serdes

A new configuration for delay cells used in voltage controlled oscillators is presented. A jitter comparison between the source-coupled differential delay cell and the proposed CMOS inverter based delay cell is given. A new method to optimize loop parameters based on low-jitter in PLL is also introduced. A low-jitter 1.25GHz Serdes is implemented in a 0.35μm standard 2P3M CMOS process. The result shows that the RJ （random jitter） RMS of 1.25GHz data rate series output is 2. 3ps （0. 0015UI） and RJ （1 sigma） is 0. 0035UI. A phase noise measurement shows - 120dBc/Hz@100kHz at 1111100000 clock-pattern data out.

Use of Artificial Neural Networks for Location of Defective Insulators in Power Lines

This is an extended version of the same titled paper presented at the 21st CIRED. It discusses a new technique for identification and location of defective insulator strings in power lines based on the analysis of high frequency signals generated by corona effect. Damaged insulator strings may lead to loss of insulation and hence to the corona effect, in other words, to partial discharges. These partial discharges can be detected by a system composed of a capacitive coupling device （region between the phase and the metal body of a current transformer）, a data acquisition board and a computer. Analyzing the waveform of these partial discharges through a neural network based software, it is possible to identify and locate the defective insulator string. This paper discusses how this software analysis works and why its technique is suitable for this application. Hence the results of key tests performed along the development are discussed, pointing out the main factors that affect their performance.

Study of a Single-Phase Series Active Power Filter with Hysteresis Control

The paper presents results from a study of a series-connected single-phase APF （active power filter） with a control system based on hysteresis control, both with and without limitation of the maximum switching frequency. The general purpose of the series APF is to eliminate the low order harmonics of the source （grid） voltage. The filter operation at limited and unlimited maximum switching frequency is explained and it is described using building blocks and time diagrams illustrating the tracking down of the reference curve. Waveforms from the computer simulation and waveforms from the experimental tests of the filter are presented also for the two situations. Operations at limited and unlimited maximum switching frequency are compared regarding the quality of the voltage across the load, the complexity of the implementation of the control system, and the electromagnetic compatibility. The investigation proved capability of the series APF to achieve its general purpose using the hysteresis control methods studied （limited and unlimited switching frequency）.

Flexible Control of Pulsed Power for Biomedical Applications Using PC

This work aims to control pulsed power for biomedical fields, which demands sensitive parameters. The pulsed power consists of a voltage rise time of less than 50 ns and charging energy to 1.0 J/pulse; also, the pulse control area includes pulse interval pulse shot number, output voltage. To achieve this system, a pulsed power system exists including software running on PC, universal serial bus （UgB~ for connection, and FPGA controller. Using the software for complex control of pulsed power will enable expansion into various fields with easy operation.

Optimum Energy Harvesting for Series-Connected Power Sources with Uniform Voltage Distribution

This paper presents a power system architecture where SIPO （series-input parallel-output） converters are controlled to achieve uniform inpt voltages across their respective series-connected power sources while also tracking the system optimum power point; the system optimum power point is the maximum power drawn from the series-connected power sources while their voltages are kept uniformly distributed. With proper uniform input voltage distribution control, near maximum use of the power sources is achieved by employing only one MPT （maximum power tracking） controller instead of multiple MPT controllers dedicated for their respective power sources. Provided that the maximum power point voltages of the input power sources are similar, the resulting system architecture offers near-maximum power transfer with a lower parts count. A feasibility study using computer simulation has successfully validated two SIPO power architectures and their control concepts for optimum power transfer.

Rabi oscillation generation in the microring resonator system with double-series ring resonators

In this paper, a microring resonator(MRR) system using double-series ring resonators is proposed to generate and investigate the Rabi oscillations. The system is made up of silicon-on-insulator and attached to bus waveguide which is used as propagation and oscillation medium. The scattering matrix method is employed to determine the output signal intensity which acts as the input source between two-level Rabi oscillation states, where the increase of Rabi oscillation frequency with time is obtained at the resonant state. The population probability of the excited state is higher and unstable at the optical resonant state due to the nonlinear spontaneous emission process. The enhanced spontaneous emission can be managed by the atom(photon) excitation, which can be useful for atomic related sensors and single-photon source applications.