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  • Secure Instant Messaging : the Jabber protocol

    Creator:
    Almanei, Saleh
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    Instant Messaging (IM) has grown rapidly among network users. It has even become a very important tool for the industry around the world. It is used in scheduling meetings, exchanging business information and clients information, and so on. Instant Messaging has been developed by private sectors or providers such as...
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    Engineering Director of the School oEctrical Engineering and Computer Science Dean of the GJduaté School I

  • Designing a reconfigurable embedded processor

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    Matson, John Mark
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    The growth of applications for embedded processors has spawned a need for highly configurable devices. Custom microprocessors have long life cycles for a fast paced market, where as off-the-shelf designs often do not provide the level of configuration, nor the ability to allow system-on-chip designs. This paper presents a description...
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    Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on May 2. 2003. Title: Designing a

  • Analysis of the effectiveness of multithreading for interrupts on communication processors

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    Pattery, Vinu J.
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    High bandwidth of networks demands high performance communication processors that integrate application processing, network processing, and system support functions into a single, low cost System-On-Chip (SOC) solution. However, conventional processors, when used in network related applications, are beset by the overhead of save/restore of register context, cache misses due to...
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    School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dean of the GradmWe School I understand that my

  • Maximization of energy capture of passive, variable-speed wind-turbine

    Creator:
    Kinjo, Fuminao
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    This thesis presents and examines the concept that the output of a wound-rotor induction generator (WRIG) can be limited by means of linking to external impedances for wind-turbine generating system application. An 80kW-WRIG is simulated as a model to examine the control of the output power vs. speed characteristic. Model...
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    Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on April 29, 2003 Title

  • Hybrid adaptive controller for resource allocation of real-rate multimedia applications

    Creator:
    Vahia, Varin
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    Multimedia applications such as video streaming and Voice over IP are becoming common today with the tremendous growth of the Internet. General purpose operating systems thus are required to support these applications. These multimedia applications have some timing constraints that need to be satisfied for good quality. For example, video...
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    Electrical and Computer Engineering Director of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

  • CytoSensor : an application for distributed bio-sensor networks

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    Boichon, Bertrand
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    The purpose of the thesis is to design and develop a network of automated, distributed, living cell-based sensors, called CytoSensors. Their main role is to detect a variety of biological and chemical toxins. The system is designed to help researchers to carry out multitude of experiments, in order to build...
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    Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering presented on March 28, 2003. Title: CytoSensor

  • CytoSensor : system integration and human interface design

    Creator:
    Kiettrisalpipop, Voranon
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    CytoSensor system integration and design is driven by requirements generated by the need to complete biological experiment operations. The system is used for toxin-based detection which will identify and quantify unknown input toxins by using a biosensor based on a living fish chromatophore. The system consists of 3 main parts:...
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    degree of Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering presented on March 28, 2003. Title

  • Advanced image segmentation and data clustering concepts applied to digital image sequences featuring the response of biological materials to toxic agents

    Creator:
    Roussel, Nicolas
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    Image segmentation is the process by which an image is divided into number of regions. The regions are to be homogeneous with respect to some property. Definition of homogeneity depends mainly on the expected patterns of the objects of interest. The algorithms designed to perform these tasks can be divided...
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    Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering presented on March 27, 2003. Title: Advanced

  • Motion detection algorithm using wavelet transform

    Creator:
    Lee, Jeongmin
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    This thesis presents an algorithm that estimates motion in image sequence using wavelet transform. The motion detection is performed under unfavorable conditions of background movement, change of brightness, and noise. The algorithm is tolerant to brightness changes, noise, and small movement in the background. The false alarm rate of motion...
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    Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on March 19, 2003. Title

  • Web-based distributed applications for cytosensor

    Creator:
    Liew, Ji Seok
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    To protect the environment and save human lives, the detection of various hazardous toxins of biological or chemical origin has been a major challenge to the researchers at Oregon State University. Living fish cells can indicate the presence of a wide range of toxins by reactions such as changing color...
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    Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on March 17, 2003. Title: Web-Based