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4. Research on Automatic Summary Method for Futures Research Reports Based on TextRank

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Han, Yingjie, Chen, Tengfei, Ning, Xiaodong, Yang, Heguo, Goos, Gerhard, Founding Editor, Hartmanis, Juris, Founding Editor, Bertino, Elisa, Editorial Board Member, Gao, Wen, Editorial Board Member, Steffen, Bernhard, Editorial Board Member, Yung, Moti, Editorial Board Member, Dong, Minghui, editor, Hong, Jia-Fei, editor, Lin, Jingxia, editor, and Jin, Peng, editor

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2024
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30. I2C Management Based on IPbus

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Luo, Shiyu, Yang, Junfeng, Song, Kezhu, Yu, Hongwei, Chen, Tengfei, Xu, Tianbo, and Tang, Cheng

Subjects
Physics - Instrumentation and Detectors, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science - Signal Processing
Abstract

CBM (Compressed Baryonic Matter) is mainly used to study QCD phase diagram of strong interactions in high and moderate temperature region. Before the next generation GBTx based CBM DAQ system is built up, the DPB (Data Processing Board) layer is used in data readout and data pre-processing, where a general FPGA FMC carrier board named AFCK is used. This paper mainly describes the management of the Inter-integrated Circuit (I2C) devices on AFCK and the FMCs it carries via IPBus, an FPGA-based slow control bus used in CBM DAQ system. On AFCK, the connection of IPBus depends on the correct initialization of a set of I2C devices, including the I2C-bus multiplexer (choosing correct I2C bus), the clock crosspoint switch (providing the 125MHz needed by 1000BASE-X/SGMII), the serial EEPROM with a EUI-48 address (providing the AFCK MAC address). An independent initial module can execute an I2C command sequence stored in a ROM, through which the FPGA can write to/read from the I2C devices without IPBus, so that the related I2C devices are correctly initialized and the necessary preparation for the IPBus start-up is fulfilled. After the initialization, a Wishbone I2C master core is used as an IPbus slave and all other I2C devices can be configured directly via IPBus. All the design has been fully tested in the CBM DPB design.

Published
2018

31. A multi-channel DAQ system based on FPGA for long-distance transmission in nuclear physics experiments

Author

Yu, Hongwei, Song, Kezhu, Yang, Junfeng, Li, Kehan, Chen, Tengfei, Luo, Shiyu, Tang, Cheng, and Yu, Han

Subjects
Physics - Instrumentation and Detectors, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science - Signal Processing
Abstract

As the development of electronic science and technology, electronic data acquisition (DAQ) system is more and more widely applied to nuclear physics experiments. Workstations are often utilized for data storage, data display, data processing and data analysis by researchers. Nevertheless, the workstations are ordinarily separated from detectors in nuclear physics experiments by several kilometers or even tens of kilometers. Thus a DAQ system that can transmit data for long distance is in demand. In this paper, we designed a DAQ system suitable for high-speed and high-precision sampling for remote data transfer. An 8-channel, 24-bit simultaneous sampling analog-to-digital converter(ADC) named AD7779 was utilized for high-speed and high-precision sampling, the maximum operating speed of which runs up to 16 kilo samples per second(KSPS). ADC is responsible for collecting signals from detectors, which is sent to Field Programmable Gate Array(FPGA) for processing and long-distance transmission to the workstation through optical fiber. As the central processing unit of DAQ system, FPGA provides powerful computing capability and has enough flexibility. The most prominent feature of the system is real-time mass data transfer based on streaming transmission mode, highly reliable data transmission based on error detection and correction and high-speed high-precision data acquisition. The results of our tests show that the system is able to transmit data stably at the bandwidth of 1Gbps.

Published
2018

36. Bioinspired leaves-on-branchlet hybrid carbon nanostructure for supercapacitors.

Author

Xiong, Guoping, He, Pingge, Lyu, Zhipeng, Chen, Tengfei, Huang, Boyun, Chen, Lei, and Fisher, Timothy S

Abstract

Designing electrodes in a highly ordered structure simultaneously with appropriate orientation, outstanding mechanical robustness, and high electrical conductivity to achieve excellent electrochemical performance remains a daunting challenge. Inspired by the phenomenon in nature that leaves significantly increase exposed tree surface area to absorb carbon dioxide (like ions) from the environments (like electrolyte) for photosynthesis, we report a design of micro-conduits in a bioinspired leaves-on-branchlet structure consisting of carbon nanotube arrays serving as branchlets and graphene petals as leaves for such electrodes. The hierarchical all-carbon micro-conduit electrodes with hollow channels exhibit high areal capacitance of 2.35 F cm-2 (~500 F g-1 based on active material mass), high rate capability and outstanding cyclic stability (capacitance retention of ~95% over 10,000 cycles). Furthermore, Nernst-Planck-Poisson calculations elucidate the underlying mechanism of charge transfer and storage governed by sharp graphene petal edges, and thus provides insights into their outstanding electrochemical performance.

Published
2018

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