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Radars for Autonomous Driving: A Review of Deep Learning Methods and Challenges
This review seeks to encourage further deep learning research on autonomous radar data by 1) identifying key research themes, and 2) offering a comprehensive overview of current opportunities and challenges in the field.
Towards a Low-SWaP 1024-beam Digital Array: A 32-beam Sub-system at 5.8 GHz
Arithmetic complexity due to multiplication is reduced from the FFT complexity of $\mathcal{O}(N\: \log N)$ for DFT realizations, down to zero, thus yielding a 46% and 55% reduction in chip area and dynamic power consumption, respectively, for the $N=32$ case considered.
A CMOS SoC for Wireless Ultrasonic Power/Data Transfer and SHM Measurements on Structures
The PMU includes an active bias-flip rectifier with off-delay compensation, high-efficiency dual-path DC-DC converter with inductor time-sharing, and five switched-capacitor DC-DC converters to generate multi-level spectrally band-limited pulses for guided-wave SHM.
High-Sensitivity Electric Potential Sensors for Non-Contact Monitoring of Physiological Signals
The paper describes highly-sensitive passive electric potential sensors (EPS) for non-contact detection of multiple biophysical signals, including electrocardiogram (ECG), respiration cycle (RC), and electroencephalogram (EEG).
A High-Dynamic-Range Digital RF-Over-Fiber Link for MRI Receive Coils Using Delta-Sigma Modulation
Non-conductive transmission solutions based on fiber-optic cables are considered to be one of the alternatives, but are limited by the high dynamic range ($>80$~dB) of typical MRI signals.
The Smart Mask: Active Closed-Loop Protection against Airborne Pathogens
The application also enables a user to override the on-board control system and manually control the mist generator if necessary.
Xilinx RF-SoC-based Digital Multi-Beam Array Processors for 28/60~GHz Wireless Testbeds
Emerging wireless applications such as 5G cellular, large intelligent surfaces (LIS), and holographic massive MIMO require antenna array processing at mm-wave frequencies with large numbers of independent digital transceivers.
