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Fine-grained architecture in dark silicon era for SRAM-based reconfigurable devices
, Article IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II: Express Briefs ; Vol. 61, Issue. 10 , 2014 , Pages 798-802 ; ISSN: 15497747 ; Asadi, H ; Sharif University of Technology
2014
Abstract
In this brief, we present a fine-grained dark silicon architecture to facilitate further integration of transistors in static random access memory-based reconfigurable devices. In the proposed architecture, we present a technique to power off inactive configuration cells in nonutilized or underutilized logic blocks. We also propose a routing circuitry capable of turning off the configuration cells of connection blocks (CBs) and switch boxes (SBs) in the routing fabric. Experimental results carried out on the Microelectronics Center of North Carolina benchmark show that power consumption in configuration cells of lookup tables, CBs, and SBs can, on average, be reduced by 27%, 75%, and 4%,...
Shared information in a serial inventory system [electronic resource]
, Article International Journal of Advanced Operations Management - IJAOM ; 2011 Vol.3, No.2 pp.101 - 121 ; Eshraghniaye Jahromi, Abdolhamid ; Eshghi, Kourosh ; Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
In this study, a supply chain model consisting of a single product, one supplier and one retailer is considered. Transportation times are constant and demands at the retailer are assumed to be generated by a stationary Poisson process. Demands not covered immediately from inventory are backordered. The retailer carries inventory and replenishes stock according to a (Q, R) policy. The supplier has online information about the demand at the retailer and uses this information to replenish its stock. The order size at the supplier is a multiple integer to the retailer's order size. Considering order costs for the retailer and the supplier, we derive the exact cost function for this inventory...
A Dependable Routing Architecture for Reconfigurable Devices
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Asadi, Hossein (Supervisor)
Abstract
Reconfigurable devices are a popular platform for fast prototyping of digital system due to having high performance of hardware implementation along with flexibility of software. However, reconfigurable devices suffer from area, performance and dependability gaps in comparison with their Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) counterparts, which greatly limits their application.
The dependability gap originates from the sensitivty of configuration memory to soft errors. When a reconfigurable device configuration memory is affected by soft errors, their configuration will be invalid until reconfigured. Since the routing fabric is the origion of over 80% of soft errors in...
The dependability gap originates from the sensitivty of configuration memory to soft errors. When a reconfigurable device configuration memory is affected by soft errors, their configuration will be invalid until reconfigured. Since the routing fabric is the origion of over 80% of soft errors in...
Effecive & efficient DSM configuration guidelines for low-cost development of complex systems
, Article Gain Competitive Advantage by Managing Complexity - Proceedings of the 14th International Dependency and Structure Modelling Conference, DSM 2012, 13 September 2012 through 14 September 2012 ; 2012 , Pages 125-137 ; 9783446433540 (ISBN) ; Sharif University of Technology
Institution of Engineering Designers
2012
Abstract
With the proliferation of more complex systems has come the need to find better solutions in both technical and management domains. Such complex systems are usually larger in size, have more parallel operations and contain more complex interfaces (Eisner, 2005). The Design Structure Matrix is a very useful tool in handling such complexities, provided that the system designer can use it properly. This paper addresses how effectiveness & efficiency are defined for a DSM and how these two important characteristics can be achieved. The importance of understanding the solution space in constructing an effective & efficient DSM is discussed and general guidelines are given on configuring the DSM...
A scalable dependability scheme for routing fabric of SRAM-based reconfigurable devices
, Article IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems ; Volume 23, Issue 9 , August , 2015 , Pages 1868-1878 ; 10638210 (ISSN) ; Asadi, H ; Khaleghi, B ; Sharif University of Technology
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc
2015
Abstract
With the continual scaling of feature size, system failure due to soft errors is getting more frequent in CMOS technology. Soft errors have particularly severe effects in static random-access memory (SRAM)-based reconfigurable devices (SRDs) since an error in SRD configuration bits can permanently change the functionality of the system. Since interconnect resources are the dominant contributor to the overall configuration memory upsets in SRD-based designs, the system failure rate can be significantly reduced by mitigating soft errors in routing fabric. This paper first presents a comprehensive analysis of SRD switch box susceptibility to short and open faults. Based on this analysis, we...
Investigation of membrane fouling in cross flow microfiltration of non-alcoholic beer and modeling of tubular membrane flow
, Article Desalination ; Volume 251, Issue 1-3 , 2010 , Pages 20-28 ; 00119164 (ISSN) ; Soltanieh, M ; Yazdanshenas, M ; Sharif University of Technology
2010
Abstract
In the present work, numerical simulation of cross flow microfiltration of non-alcoholic beer in a tubular membrane has been studied theoretically and verified experimentally. Finite element method was used as a powerful tool for simulation. The feed stream, which flows mainly tangentially to the porous membrane surface, is modeled by the Navier-Stokes equations whereas the porous wall conditions are described by the Darcy equation that relates the pressure gradient within a flow stream to the flow rate through the permeable wall. A new model that considers transient behavior of the membrane due to fouling was used to estimate the permeate flux reduction. A pilot-scale cross flow membrane...
Thin Film Thickness Measurement Using Colors of Interference Fringes
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Amjadi, Ahmad (Supervisor)
Abstract
There are several methods for measuring thin film thickness, however, for the analysis of liquid film motors [1] we need a method which is capable of measuring the thickness using a single image of the film. In this work, we use the colors that appear on thin films, such as soup bubbles, which is a result of light interference to calculate the thickness of the layer
Measure for Macroscopic Quantumness via Quantum Coherence and Macroscopic Distinction
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Raeisi, Sadegh (Supervisor)
Abstract
One of the most elusive problems in quantum mechanics is the transition between classical and quantum physics. This problem can be traced back to the Schrodinger's cat. A key element that lies at the center of this problem is the lack of a clear understanding and characterization of macroscopic quantum states. Our understanding of Macroscopic Quantumness relies on states such as the Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger(GHZ) or the NOON state. Here we take a first principle approach to this problem. We start from coherence as the key quantity that captures the notion of quantumness and demand the quantumness to be collective and macroscopic. To this end, we introduce macroscopic coherence which is the...
Structural Health Monitoring using Bayesian Optimization of the finite element model of structures and Kalman filter
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Bakhshi, Ali (Supervisor)
Abstract
With confidence in the recorded observations, the RLS method no longer estimates the recorded measurements by sensors, i.e. the displacement and speed of the floors, and only estimates the parameters. In contrast, in the EKF method, in addition to estimating the structure's parameters, a more precise estimation of the observations recorded by the sensors has been done by accepting the noise in the recorded observations. These methods, which are based on the Bayesian updating, investigate the two primary sources of uncertainty in a problem: a) measurement noise or observation noise, and b) process noise, which includes modeling errors. In these methodologies, the unknown system parameters,...
Modeling of transient permeate flux decline during crossflow microfiltration of non-alcoholic beer with consideration of particle size distribution
, Article Journal of Membrane Science ; Volume 411-412 , September , 2012 , Pages 13-21 ; 03767388 (ISSN) ; Soltanieh, M ; Yazdanshenas, M ; Sharif University of Technology
2012
Abstract
Crossflow microfiltration of non-alcoholic beer is investigated numerically and it has been verified by experimental data. Due to the presence of particles with different sizes in feed suspension, a modified combination of three mechanisms of particle back-diffusion is developed to predict particle deposition and cake layer buildup during the process. The simulation results show that smaller particles (about 1μm) are the main contributor to the cake layer due to a minimum in back transport and are the main reason of the flux decline. On the other hand, larger particles (a p>20μm) are swept away along the membrane during the filtration process and move toward the membrane exit due to the...
Mathematical modeling of crossflow microfiltration of diluted malt extract suspension by tubular ceramic membranes
, Article Journal of Food Engineering ; Volume 116, Issue 4 , 2013 , Pages 926-933 ; 02608774 (ISSN) ; Soltanieh, M ; Yazdanshenas, M ; Sharif University of Technology
2013
Abstract
The practical application of microfiltration in brewing industry is hindered by severe membrane fouling and subsequent permeate flux decline. A theoretical and experimental study on the effect of operating parameters, which influence the crossflow microfiltration of beer and beer quality was performed. A mathematical model is developed to better understanding of the fouling layer characteristics. The experiments were conducted for different ranges of pressures, temperatures and shear rates. An optimum transmembrane pressure of 1.1 bar is suggested to maximize both the steady state and average permeate fluxes. The results of numerical simulation were in a good accordance with the experimental...
Finding Semi-Optimal Measurements for Entanglement Detection Using Autoencoder Neural Networks
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Raeisi, Sadegh (Supervisor)
Abstract
Entanglement is one of the key resources of quantum information science which makes identification of entangled states essential to a wide range of quantum technologies and phenomena.This problem is however both computationally and experimentally challenging.Here we use autoencoder neural networks to find semi-optimal measurements for detection of entangled states. We show that it is possible to find high-performance entanglement detectors with as few as three measurements. Also, with the complete information of the state, we develop a neural network that can identify all two-qubits entangled states almost perfectly.This result paves the way for automatic development of efficient...
Numerical Analysis and Optimization of A Vortex Tube with Differential Evolution Algorithm
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Mazaheri, Karim (Supervisor)
Abstract
The vortex tube is a simple device that injects compressed gas (air) tangentially into the vortex chamber through one or more injection nozzles. After entering, the flow becomes rotational and an axial cold flow goes towards the cold outlet and a peripheral hot flow goes towards the hot outlet. Besides all the different applications of the vortex tube, the main application of this device is cooling. Here, the goal is to optimize the geometry and physical conditions to improve the performance, which is done by using a commercial software and numerical analysis of a vortex tube to understand the flow physics and optimization. In this research, we use experimental and numerical data for...
Designing low power and durable digital blocks using shadow nanoelectromechanical relays
, Article IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems ; Volume 24, Issue 12 , 2016 , Pages 3489-3498 ; 10638210 (ISSN) ; Khaleghi, B ; Ienne, P ; Asadi, H ; Sharif University of Technology
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc
2016
Abstract
Nanoelectromechanical (NEM) relays are a promising emerging technology that has gained widespread research attention due to its zero leakage current, sharp ON-OFF transitions, and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor compatibility. As a result, NEM relays have been significantly investigated as highly energy-efficient design solutions. A major shortcoming of NEMs preventing their widespread use is their limited switching endurance. Hence, in order to utilize the low-power advantages of NEM relays, further device, circuit, and architectural techniques are required. In this paper, we introduce the concept of shadow NEM relays, which is a circuit-level technique to leverage the energy...
Influence of crossflow microfiltration on ceramic membrane fouling and beer quality
, Article Desalination and Water Treatment ; Volume 51, Issue 22-24 , 2013 , Pages 4302-4312 ; 19443994 (ISSN) ; Soltanieh, M ; Yazdanshenas, M ; Fillaudeau, L ; Sharif University of Technology
Taylor and Francis Inc
2013
Abstract
In this article, an experimental investigation has been carried out to determine the types of fouling phenomena that occur during clarification of dilute malt extract (DME) and pasteurization of clarified beer (CB) by a tubular ceramic membrane in a crossflow pilot plant. Using the classical models, the predominant fouling mechanism responsible for flux decline was found to be complete blocking of the membrane pores followed by formation of a compressible cake layer of yeast cell in the case of DME clarification, whereas the internal fouling of the membrane occurs during pasteurization of CB. The effects of operating parameters, including temperature, transmembrane pressure, and crossflow...
Content Based Community Extraction in Social Networks from Stream Data
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Abolhassani, Hassan (Supervisor)
Abstract
Increasing in social communication via electronic ways has been made social network analysis of these communications more important each day. One of the most important aspects in social network analysis is community detection in such networks. There are many different ways to extract communities from social graph structure which in some of them the content of communication between actors has been noticed in community extraction algorithm. In this thesis after a short survey over advantages and disadvantages of existing methods for community detection, a new method for extracting communities from social networks has been suggested which in addition to streaming property of data it spot the...
Quantum Information Processing with NMR Spectroscopy
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Raeisi, Sadegh (Supervisor)
Abstract
Quantum Information Processing (QIP) is one of the active areas of research in both theoretical and experimental physics. Any experimental technique that is used for a scalable implementation of QIP must satisfy DiVincenzo’s criteria [17]. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) satisfies many of these conditions, but it is not scalable and cannot initialize the qubits to pure state [28]. NMR can be a great platform for studying the fundamentals of QIP. In this project, for a twoqubit system, we prepare pseudo pure states from the initial mixed states by using unitary operations and implement CNOT gates. According to the results of our experiments, we can apply all the gates with high fidelity....
Natural convection from a confined horizontal cylinder: The optimum distance between the confining walls
, Article International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer ; Volume 44, Issue 2 , 2001 , Pages 367-374 ; 00179310 (ISSN) ; Razi, Y. P ; Sharif University of Technology
2001
Abstract
The laminar natural convection from an isothermal horizontal cylinder confined between vertical walls, at low Rayleigh numbers, is investigated by theoretical, experimental and numerical methods. The height of the walls is kept constant, however, their distance is changed to study its effect on the rate of the heat transfer. Results are incorporated into a single equation which gives the Nusselt number as a function of the ratio of the wall distance to cylinder diameter, t/D, and the Rayleigh number. There is an optimum distance between the walls for which heat transfer is maximum. © 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved
Full scale analysis of apple juice ultrafiltration and optimization of diafiltration
, Article Separation and Purification Technology ; Volume 47, Issue 1-2 , 2005 , Pages 52-57 ; 13835866 (ISSN) ; Tabatabaeenezhad, A. R ; Roostaazad, R ; Khoshfetrat, A. B ; Sharif University of Technology
2005
Abstract
Declining permeate flux and increasing retentate solute concentration during a full scale apple juice ultrafiltration process was investigated. A modified equation and procedure was used for predicting retentate solute concentration (pectin) in the system. Solute concentration in the retentate was indirectly evaluated using the measured values of viscosity, temperature and Brix. The gel-polarization model was then used to analyze the collected data and a good agreement was observed between the experimental data and the model predictions. Fitted model parameters were very close to the published literature values for similar studies in pilot scale systems. According to the model, the optimum...
A coarse relative-partitioned index theorem
, Article Bulletin des Sciences Mathematiques ; Volume 153 , 2019 , Pages 57-71 ; 00074497 (ISSN) ; Esfahani Zadeh, M ; Sadegh, A ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier Masson SAS
2019
Abstract
It seems that the index theory for non-compact spaces has found its ultimate formulation in the realm of coarse spaces and K-theory of related operator algebras. Relative and partitioned index theorems may be mentioned as two important and interesting examples of this program. In this paper we formulate a combination of these two theorems and establish a partitioned-relative index theorem. © 2019 Elsevier Masson SAS