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MJEE-1

Majlesi Journal of Electrical Engineering

Editor-in-Chief: Farbod Razzazi, PhD

Online ISSN: 2345-3796

Print ISSN: 2345-377X

Publishes Quarterly


Volume 7 (2013)

Issue 1, March 2013

Original Article
Designing Low Dropout Regulator with Low Settling Time, High Power Supply Rejection and Low Line and Load Regulation

Low dropout regulators are one of the most important factures of many portable devices. Thus, consider to the complexity of the circuits and increasing request for portable devices, for increasing battery life and minimizing supply noise, regulators with high efficiency, low output noise and small size is required. In these paper two methods to improve […]

Original Article
Combining Hadamard Matrix, Discrete Wavelet Transform and DCT Features based on PCA and KNN for Image Retrieval

Image retrieval is one of the most applicable image processing techniques which have been used extensively. Feature extraction is one of the most important procedures used for interpretation and indexing images in content-based image retrieval (CBIR) systems. Reducing dimension of feature vector is one of challenges in CBIR systems. There are many proposed methods to […]

Original Article
Optimal Placement of DG to Improve the Reliability of Distribution Systems Considering Time Varying Loads using Genetic Algorithm

This paper presents determination of optimum size and location of distributed generators (DGs) for reliability improvement of distribution systems in the presence of time varying loads using Genetic Algorithm (GA). The main innovation of this paper is considering of annual load duration curve for determination of size and location of DGs for reliability improvement. For […]

Original Article
Enhanced Topology of Induction Motor Drive

This paper proposed a new converter topology to drive induction motors. The proposed topology has the ability to boost the DC link input voltage in case of DC link voltage shortage without any additional converter. This converter employs two additional switches and one capacitor in each phase compared to conventional converters. More over this new […]

Original Article
Chattering Eliminated and Stable Motion of Biped Robots using a Fuzzy Sliding Mode Controller

Control of biped walking robots based on designated smooth and stable trajectories is a challenging problem that is the focus of this article. Because of highly nonlinear dynamics of biped robots, minor uncertainties in systems parameters may drastically affect the system performance, leading to chattering phenomenon. To tackle this, a new Sliding Mode Control (SMC) […]

Original Article
Iris Recognition using a Novel Segmentation Method and Fuzzy ARTMAP Neural Network

A biometric system provides automatic identification of an individual based on unique features or characteristics possessed by that person. Iris recognition is regarded as one of the most reliable and accurate biometric systems available. This paper, proposes an efficient iris recognition system that employs a novel method to localize the iris region in the eye […]

Original Article
Preventive Generation Maintenance Scheduling with Network Constraints, Spinning Reserve, and Forced Outage Rate

The completely Electric Power System encompass three parts: Generation, Transmission, and Distribution that all require maintenance to better system reliability and energy efficiency. Most generation maintenance scheduling (GMS) packages consider preventive maintenance scheduling for generating units over one or two year's time horizon  to lessen the total operation costs while fulfilling system energy requirements. In […]

Original Article
On the Full-Rate Linear Complexity 2×2 Space-Time Block Code: Application in Keyhole Channels

 In this paper, a new full rate, full diversity 22 STBC with linear complexity in the receiver is introduced for keyhole channels, where the rank-deficiency of the channel matrix degrades system performance. This code is optimized based on the known criteria for these types of the channels. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed code outperforms […]

Original Article
A Novel Silicon on Diamond Structure to Improve Drain Induced Barrier Lowering

A silicon on diamond structure to improve DIBL is presented. The electrical field penetration through the buried insulator of diamond degrades the DIBL. In the new structure, a second, double insulating material, e.g. SiO2 is added on top of the buried insulator and partially covers the diamond. The second insulating material has lower electrical permittivity. […]

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