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  • 50 GHz Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Designs with On-Chip Testing

    Lizhen ZHENG  Xiaofan MENG  Stephen WHITELEY  Theodore Van DUZER  

     
    PAPER-Digital Devices and Their Applications

      Vol:
    E85-C No:3
      Page(s):
    621-624

    We present the design of dual rail Data Driven Self Timed (DDST) DEMUX and MUX circuits for 50 GHz operation. The chosen current density is 6.5 kA/cm2 and simulations show good margins for speeds exceeding 50 GHz. Our previously reported dual-rail on-chip test system is also scaled up for 50 GHz operation.

  • Multi-Resolution Fusion Convolutional Neural Networks for Intrapulse Modulation LPI Radar Waveforms Recognition

    Xue NI  Huali WANG  Ying ZHU  Fan MENG  

     
    PAPER-Sensing

      Pubricized:
    2020/06/15
      Vol:
    E103-B No:12
      Page(s):
    1470-1476

    Low Probability of Intercept (LPI) radar waveform has complex and diverse modulation schemes, which cannot be easily identified by the traditional methods. The research on intrapulse modulation LPI radar waveform recognition has received increasing attention. In this paper, we propose an automatic LPI radar waveform recognition algorithm that uses a multi-resolution fusion convolutional neural network. First, signals embedded within the noise are processed using Choi-William Distribution (CWD) to obtain time-frequency feature images. Then, the images are resized by interpolation and sent to the proposed network for training and identification. The network takes a dual-channel CNN structure to obtain features at different resolutions and makes features fusion by using the concatenation and Inception module. Extensive simulations are carried out on twelve types of LPI radar waveforms, including BPSK, Costas, Frank, LFM, P1~P4, and T1~T4, corrupted with additive white Gaussian noise of SNR from 10dB to -8dB. The results show that the overall recognition rate of the proposed algorithm reaches 95.1% when the SNR is -6dB. We also try various sample selection methods related to the recognition task of the system. The conclusion is that reducing the samples with SNR above 2dB or below -8dB can effectively improve the training speed of the network while maintaining recognition accuracy.