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1. Power Loss Modelling of GaN HEMT based 3L ANPC Three Phase Inverter for different PWM Techniques

Author

Cacciato, M., Aiello, G., Gennaro, F., Mita, S., Patti, D., Scelba, G., and Sujeeth, A.

Subjects
Electrical Engineering and Systems Science - Systems and Control
Abstract

The paper presents a straightforward modelling approach to compute the power loss distribution in GaN HEMT based three phase and three level (3L) active neutral point clamped (ANPC) inverters, for different pulse width modulated techniques. Conduction and switching losses averaged over each PWM switching period are analytically computed by starting from the operating conditions of the AC load and data of GaN power devices. The accuracy of the proposed analytical approach is evaluated through a circuit based power electronics simulation tool, applied to different carrier-based PWM strategies., Comment: 10 pages, 13 figures, 24th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications ( IEEE EPE 2022 ECCE Europe). This work has been carried out in the framework of the ECSEL-JU Project GaN4AP (Gallium Nitride for Advanced Power Applications) - Grant Agreement No.101007310

Published
2022

9. High kinetic inductance microwave resonators made by He-Beam assisted deposition of tungsten nanowires

Author

Basset, J, Watfa, D, Aiello, G, Féchant, M, Morvan, A, Estève, J, Gabelli, J, Aprili, M, Weil, R, Kasumov, A, Bouchiat, H, and Deblock, R

Subjects
cond-mat.mes-hall, Physical Sciences, Engineering, Technology, Applied Physics
Abstract

We evaluate the performance of hybrid microwave resonators made by combining sputtered Nb thin films with Tungsten nanowires grown with a He-beam induced deposition technique. Depending on growth conditions, the nanowires have a typical width w [35 - 75] nm and thickness t [5 - 40] nm. We observe a high normal state resistance R [65 - 150] Ω / which together with a critical temperature T c [4 - 6] K ensures a high kinetic inductance making the resonator strongly nonlinear. Both lumped and coplanar waveguide resonators were fabricated and measured at low temperature exhibiting internal quality factors up to 3990 at 4.5 GHz in the few photon regime. Analyzing the wire length, temperature, and microwave power dependence, we extracted a kinetic inductance for the W nanowire of L K 15 pH / which is 250 times higher than the geometrical inductance, and a Kerr non-linearity as high as K W, He / 2 π = 200 ± 120 Hz / photon at 4.5 GHz. The nanowires made with the helium focused ion beam are thus versatile objects to engineer compact, high impedance, superconducting environments with a mask and resist free direct write process.

Published
2019

10. Status and future development of Heating and Current Drive for the EU DEMO

Author

Tran, M.Q., Agostinetti, P., Aiello, G., Avramidis, K., Baiocchi, B., Barbisan, M., Bobkov, V., Briefi, S., Bruschi, A., Chavan, R., Chelis, I., Day, Ch., Delogu, R., Ell, B., Fanale, F., Fassina, A., Fantz, U., Faugel, H., Figini, L., Fiorucci, D., Friedl, R., Franke, Th., Gantenbein, G., Garavaglia, S., Granucci, G., Hanke, S., Hogge, J.-P., Hopf, C., Kostic, A., Illy, S., Ioannidis, Z., Jelonnek, J., Jin, J., Latsas, G., Louche, F., Maquet, V., Maggiora, R., Messiaen, A., Milanesio, D., Mimo, A., Moro, A., Ochoukov, R., Ongena, J., Pagonakis, I.G., Peponis, D., Pimazzoni, A., Ragona, R., Rispoli, N., Ruess, T., Rzesnicki, T., Scherer, T., Spaeh, P., Starnella, G., Strauss, D., Thumm, M., Tierens, W., Tigelis, I., Tsironis, C., Usoltceva, M., Van Eester, D., Veronese, F., Vincenzi, P., Wagner, F., Wu, C., Zeus, F., and Zhang, W.

Published
2022
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14. Integration concept of an Electron Cyclotron System in DEMO

Author

Franke, T., Aiello, G., Avramidis, K., Bachmann, C., Baiocchi, B., Baylard, C., Bruschi, A., Chauvin, D., Cufar, A., Chavan, R., Gliss, C., Fanale, F., Figini, L., Gantenbein, G., Garavaglia, S., Granucci, G., Jelonnek, J., López, G. Suárez, Moro, A., Moscheni, M., Rispoli, N., Siccinio, M., Spaeh, P., Strauss, D., Subba, F., Tigelis, I., Tran, M.Q., Tsironis, C., Wu, C., and Zohm, H.

Published
2021
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27. Nearing final design of the ITER EC H&CD Upper Launcher

Author

Strauss, D., Aiello, G., Bertizzolo, R., Bruschi, A., Casal, N., Chavan, R., Farina, D., Figini, L., Gagliardi, M., Goodman, T.P., Grossetti, G., Heemskerk, C., Henderson, M.A., Kasparek, W., Koning, J., Landis, J.-D., Leichtle, D., Meier, A., Moro, A., Nowak, S., Pacheco, J., Platania, P., Plaum, B., Poli, E., Ramseyer, F., Ronden, D., Saibene, G., Más-Sanchez, A., Santos Silva, P., Sauter, O., Scherer, T., Schreck, S., Sozzi, C., Spaeh, P., Vagnoni, M., Vaccaro, A., and Weinhorst, B.

Published
2019
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32. Progress in EU Breeding Blanket design and integration

Author

Cismondi, F., Boccaccini, L.V., Aiello, G., Aubert, J., Bachmann, C., Barrett, T., Barucca, L., Bubelis, E., Ciattaglia, S., Del Nevo, A., Diegele, E., Gasparotto, M., Di Gironimo, G., Di Maio, P.A., Hernandez, F., Federici, G., Fernández-Berceruelo, I., Franke, T., Froio, A., Gliss, C., Keep, J., Loving, A., Martelli, E., Maviglia, F., Moscato, I., Mozzillo, R., Poitevin, Y., Rapisarda, D., Savoldi, L., Tarallo, A., Utili, M., Vala, L., Veres, G., and Zanino, R.

Published
2018
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34. Privacy concerns and justice perceptions with the disclosure of biometric versus behavioral data for personalized pricing tell me who you are, I’ll tell you how much you pay. Consumers’ fairness and privacy perceptions with personalized pricing

Author

Pizzi G., Vannucci V., Shukla Y., Aiello G., Pizzi G., Vannucci V., Shukla Y., and Aiello G.

Subjects
Marketing, Privacy, Distributive justice, Personalized price, Consumer entitlement
Abstract

This research investigates whether consumers express different levels of store patronage intention and expected amount of discount depending on the type of data they have to disclose to obtain a personalized price. Findings from two experiments-manipulating the type of data along with the type of incentive (Study 1) and the level of effort (Study 2)-reveal that behavioral (vs. biometric) data make customers perceive the outcome of the price personalization more equitable, thus lowering the privacy concern, and enhancing their sense of entitlement to receiving a benefit from the retailer. The impact of the type of data on perceptions of distributive justice changes as a function of the type of incentive provided to customers (Study 1) and the level of effort required to see the personalized price (Study 2). The collection of biometric data should be counterbalanced by a higher amount of personalized discount to lower consumers' privacy concerns.

Published
2022

36. Progress in EU-DEMO in-vessel components integration

Author

Cismondi, F., Agostinetti, P., Aiello, G., Aubert, J., Bachmann, C., Biel, W., Boccaccini, L.V., Bruschi, A., Day, Chr., Del Nevo, A., Di Gironimo, G., Fernandez, I., Franke, T., Grossetti, G., Hernandez, F., Iglesias, D., Keep, J., Lang, P., Loving, A., Norajitra, P., Mazzone, G., Marzullo, D., Ploeckl, B., Mozzillo, R., Rapisarda, D., Sonato, P., Tran, M.Q., Vaccaro, A., Villari, R., You, J.H., and Zeile, C.

Published
2017
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40. Design considerations for future DEMO gyrotrons: A review on related gyrotron activities within EUROfusion

Author

Jelonnek, J., Aiello, G., Alberti, S., Avramidis, K., Braunmueller, F., Bruschi, A., Chelis, J., Franck, J., Franke, T., Gantenbein, G., Garavaglia, S., Granucci, G., Grossetti, G., Illy, S., Ioannidis, Z.C., Jin, J., Kalaria, P., Latsas, G.P., Pagonakis, I.Gr., Rzesnicki, T., Ruess, S., Scherer, T., Schmid, M., Strauss, D., Wu, C., Tigelis, I., Thumm, M., and Tran, M.Q.

Published
2017
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43. Michel Pastoureau and the history of visual communication

Author

Aiello, G, Van Leeuwen, T, Aiello, G, and Van Leeuwen, T

Abstract

Despite early and ongoing calls for a systematic engagement with history, social semiotics has largely emphasized research on the synchronic rather than diachronic dimensions of meaning-making. And while the ‘instability’ of semiotic practices (see Kress’s Multimodality: A Social Semiotic Approach to Contemporary Communication, 2010) and the importance of semiotic change (see Van Leeuwen’s Introducing Social Semiotics, 2005) have become key themes in semiotics, there is still a need for a dynamic approach to the study of visual and multimodal communication, focusing not only on describing how meaning-making resources and their uses are changing, but also on why they are changing. In this article, the authors focus on the importance of the work of medieval historian Michel Pastoureau for the social semiotic study of visual communication, highlighting that this work can help us further refine and even rethink key social semiotic concepts such as modes and media, provenance, and context. Pastoureau’s work shows how we can make theoretical statements about instability, change and innovation more concrete and, ultimately, empirically based. His approach can also help us understand semiotic change and its relation to social and cultural (and also economic and technological) change more broadly, often with the aid of the (crucial) normative discourses that shape semiotic practices over time.

Published
2023

44. Forum: (De)centring Europe in urban communication research

Author

Aiello G. and Aiello G.

Subjects
Cultural Studies, Communication, urban communication, Europe, cities, media
Abstract

This special forum includes six contributions by scholars affiliated with the European Communication Research and Education (ECREA) “Media, Cities and Space” Section. It focuses on “European” urban communication research as a way to explore what matters, both critically and theoretically, in media and communication studies of the urban. As a whole, the special forum aims to “decentre” existing assumptions regarding the urban locales, critical questions, and conceptual outlooks covered in each contribution-both from pre-constituted notions of “Europeanness” and from dominant approaches to the relationship between communication, media, and the urban.

Published
2021

49. Electrochemical sensor for phosphate ions based on laser scriber reduced graphene oxide

Author

Patella B., Gitto F., Russo M., Aiello G., O'Riordan A., Inguanta R., Patella B., Gitto F., Russo M., Aiello G., O'Riordan A., and Inguanta R.

Subjects
voltammetry, Settore ING-IND/23 - Chimica Fisica Applicata, Electrochemical sensor, Phosphate ion, Settore ING-IND/17 - Impianti Industriali Meccanici, Voltammetry, Phosphate ions, paper based elecxtrode, Paper based electrodes, Reduced graphene oxide, Eectrochemical sensor, reduced graphene oxide
Abstract

This preliminary work shows a new and innovative way to produce laser scribed reduced graphene oxide (LSGO) electrodes using different porous substrates (ranging from paper to plastic and fabric). The obtained electrodes were also tested as electrochemical sensors towards the detection of phosphate ions in water. To obtain the electrodes, a water suspension of GO was filtered on top of substrate (such as Whatman® filter paper) and a complete sensor was obtained from its reduction using a CO2 laser. The electrode is composed of working and counter electrodes made of LSGO and a reference electrode of a Ag/AgCl obtained by using a commercial AgCl conductive paste. Phosphate ions were detected by exploiting the reaction between molybdate and phosphate ions in acidic media (known in literature as molybdenum blue method). This chemical reaction produces the Keggin-type complex (PMo12O40)3-, that can be reduced under applied potential. The obtained results show that phosphate ions can be detected in a wide linear range, from 0.001 mM to 1mM, in presence of 1mM molybdate with a very satisfying selectivity. We also tried to pre-treatment the paper substrate with acidic molybdate ions in order to obtain a ready-made sensor directly usable for the detection of phosphate ions in situ avoiding any kind of real sample manipulation For this aim, the paper substrate was soaked with sulphuric acid and molybdate solution and dried in order to desorb these chemicals directly into the water sample to be analyzed. Preliminary results, shows that the process of absorption and desorption can be carried out by optimizing the volume and concentration of the absorbed solution and thus can be used to obtain a portable, easy to use and fast phosphate sensor for in situ and real time monitoring of water quality.

Published
2022

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