A review of the features, potentialities, and applications of Compressive Sensing (CS) methodologies in the solution of computational imaging problems is presented in this work. Towards this end, the most popular formulations for the solution of CS imaging problems at microwave frequencies are illustrated, and the advantages/limitations of current ...
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To simulate the temperature elevation in biological tissues exposed to the electromagnetic waves, the thermal aspect must be taken into account by solving the bioheat equation. In this paper, a new numerical scheme based on the TLM method, particularly suitable to highly heterogeneous environments, is applied for computing thermal distribution in a...
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Maritime environment, and in particular the sea clutter, has a significant impact on the detection efficiency. Therefore the physical properties of the radar sea clutter must be well mastered. In this paper, we focus on sea clutter data acquired during an experiment called MARLENE, which was held in the Mediterranean Sea region of Toulon, France, i...
This paper presents the analysis of a novel doubly salient structure with concentrated tooth winding and multi-V shape ferrite magnets. Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines (PMSM) have been universally used with rare-earth magnets or with ferrite magnets and distributed winding. The proposed topology is presented as an improvement to PMSM for high...
—We present an adaptive data aggregative window function (A-DAWF) for a distributed sensor network model in which nodes store data in their attribute window functions, and provide non-correlated data towards the base station (BS). Unlike previous works, namely data collection or data gathering management systems, we propose a novel approach that ai...
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In forecoming “more electrical aircrafts”, aircrafts will become more compact and light, as hydraulic, pneumatic or mechanical systems will be replaced by electrical ones. The network voltage is expected to increase far above Paschen’s minimum, thus increasing the risk of partial discharges. These discharges, known as silent enemies, may affect the...
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