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Power tracking controller design for photo-voltaic systems based on particle swarm optimization technique
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Fractional-Order Relaxation Oscillators Based on Op-Amp and OTRA
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Permutation techniques based on discrete chaos and their utilization in image encryption
To achieve the Shannon’s confusion and diffusion properties, an image encryption algorithm should include permutations and substitutions
FPGA Implementation of X- and Heart-shapes Controllable Multi-Scroll Attractors
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Fully digital 1-D, 2-D and 3-D multiscroll chaos as hardware pseudo random number generators
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A low start up voltage charge pump for thermoelectric energy scavenging
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Hermite polynomials in the fractional order domain suitable for special filters design
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Parameter Identification of Commercial Li-ion Batteries with Marine Predator Algorithm
The accurate identification of Li-ion battery models is important to ensure efficient and safe operating conditions
Secure DS-CDMA spreading codes using fully digital multidimensional multiscroll chaos
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