Applications in Electronics and Computing Systems -

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Résumé :
This book presents the materials of the IV International Conference on Applications in Electronics and Computing Systems. Combining empirical and theoretical information, this book demonstrates advanced cross-cutting issues in various fields such as communication engineering, electronics and microelectronics, power systems, electric machines, unmanned systems and control systems. The results of the research constitute the research basis in applied science of transport infrastructure and electric power systems, including renewable and promising energy resources.

Sommaire:
A Unified Approach to the Synthesis of Hypercomplex-Valued CORDIC-like Algorithms.- Electrodynamic Simulation of a 4x4 Butler Matrix Beam-Forming Device with Static Phase Shifters.-Torsional Vibration Monitoring Using Mems Accelerometers.- Calculations of Ejector Pump Operating Conditions After Hydraulic Fracturing.- Non-Markov General Model of the Functioning of the Robot Control System in Changing Environmental Conditions.- Digital Platform Smart School Reverse Engineering of a Prototype Electromagnetic Hybrid Propulsion System for an Underwater Vehicle.- Dynamic Coding with Orthogonal Frequency Division in Co-located Radar Communication Systems.- Synthesis of Electric Motor Characteristics of an Unmanned Ekranoplan.- Multi-criteria Software Selection of a Logical Process Control System.- Multi-mode Control of Technical and Technological Systems: Analysis of Construction Methods and Areas of Effective Application.- Neutral Buoyancy Power Systems for Marine Applications.- Rationalefor the Selection of Intelligent Multi-Mode Automatic Control Systems by Means of Pairwise Comparisons of Alternatives.- Study of Coolant Properties in Ship Cooling Systems and Thermal Conductivity of Aqueous Salt Solutions.- Positioning of Generators with a Free Piston Reverse Electromagnetic Damper.- Direct E-Drives in Hydraulics.- Power Control in Generators with Free Piston and Current Balancing by Artificial Homogeneous Line.