Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (IJEEI)
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Study of the Alamouti-OFDM system using ZP technique and training symbols in multi path selective fading channel
In this paper, we propose a modified Alamouti code matrix and it associated with zero padding orthogonal frequency division multiplexing known as (Alamouti- ZP OFDM). Which zero padding (or zeros samples) are adopted over the OFDM symbols that construct also the encoded symbols of the Alamouti matx. Training symbols are applied for the channel estimation. Furthermore, the ML decoding algorithm is used to get output bits which the BER can be measured. Using the selective multi path fading as model for wireless channel to evaluate the performance provided by the system proposed. The performance of the approach proposed is based on BER parameter. For that, the system is simulated in two profiles of paths number (3 paths, and 6 paths) have used, which the spread delays of these paths are taken (in millisecond and in microsecond) respectively. Different data stream are simulated and compared. And the BER performance are compared also for ifft lengths 512 and 1024 and the BER results presented for all parameters of (paths number, and spread delays). The simulation results show that the system presented performed good even the spread delays of multi path channel are great (microseconds or milliseconds) and even increased the data simulated from increasing the parallel of the data streams transmitted in the system study . So, the system could keen their effectiveness against of fading channel and ISI phenomenon. And finaly, it is shown that increasing IFFT samples in the simulation process the improvements are more enhanced of the approach proposed
Tilt Integral Derivative Controller Optimized by Battle Royale Optimization for Wind Generator Connected to Grid
Globally the countries are focusing on reducing the carbon footprint leading to a greater effort for electrical energy generation by renewable energy sources, particularly wind. The wind turbines are invariably using doubly fed asynchronous generator. In this paper a controller has been designed for a doubly fed induction motor. The proposed Tilt Integral Derivate controller for was compared with commonly used PI, PID controllers. Several optimization algorithms were used for tuning of controllers and the best one was selected for each type of controller. The controller has been optimized using battlefield optimization. It had been compared with proportional integral controller, fractional order proportional integral derivative controller. Other controllers were optimized using meta heuristic algorithms. The controller enhanced the system response in terms of settling time, rise time and other parameters. The Tilt controller gave the overall superior performance in terms of parameters like rise time, settling time, settling minimum, peak, and peak time. The results were obtained using MATLAB. This paper discusses operation of doubly fed induction motor operation and optimization methods
Single Input Single Head CNN-GRU-LSTM Architecture for Recognition of Human Activities
Due to its applications for the betterment of human life, human activity recognition has attracted more researchers in the recent past. Anticipation of intension behind the motion and behaviour recognition are intensive applications for research inside human activity recognition. Gyroscope, accelerometer, and magnetometer sensors are heavily used to obtain the data in time series for every timestep. The selection of temporal features is required for the successful recognition of human motion primitives. Different data pre-processing and feature extraction techniques were used in most past approaches with the constraint of sufficient domain knowledge. These approaches are heavily dependent on the quality of handcrafted features and are also time-consuming and not generalized. In this paper, a single head deep neural network-based approach with the combination of a convolutional neural network, Gated recurrent unit, and Long Short Term memory is proposed. The raw data from wearable sensors are used with minimum pre-processing steps and without the involvement of any feature extraction method. 93.48 % and 98.51% accuracy are obtained on UCI-HAR and WISDM datasets. This single-head deep neural network-based model shows higher classification performance over other architectures under deep neural networks
Spectral Efficiency Enhancement using Hybrid Pre-Coder Based Spectrum Handover Mechanism
The use of Millimeter-wave (mm-Wave) has recently immensely enhanced in various communication applications due to massive technological developments in wireless communications. Furthermore, mm-Wave consists of a high bandwidth spectrum that can handle large demands of data transmission and internet services. However, high interference is observed in previous research at the time of spectrum handover from secondary (unlicensed) users to primary (licensed) users. Thus, interference reduction by achieving high spectral efficiency and an easy spectrum handoff process with minimum delay is an important research area. Therefore, a Hybrid Pre-coder Design based Spectrum Handoff (HPDSH) Algorithm is proposed in this article to increase spectrum efficiency in Cognitive Radio Networks(CRNs) and to access the large bandwidth spectrum of mm-Wave systems to meet the high data rate demands of current cellular networks. Moreover, a HPDSH Algorithm is presented to enhance spectral efficiency and this algorithm is utilized to take handover decisions and select backup channels. Here, different scenarios and parameters are considered to evaluate the performance efficiency of the proposed HPDSH Algorithm in terms of spectral efficiency and Signal to Noise (SNR) ratio. The proposed HPDSH Algorithm is compared against precoding methods like the OMP algorithm and SIC based methods
Class-D Audio Amplifier using Sigma-Delta (ΣΔ) Modulator
Pulse width modulation and pulse density modulation are deemed to be main modulation techniques, even PDM could not emulate PWM, in terms of, basically, simplicity. PDM bitstream is encoded through sigma-delta modulation. Since sigma-delta modulation, compared to PWM, needs very high switching frequency and more complicated materials to compose circuits, it’s more difficult to design one. In this article we design a low-power class-D audio amplifier circuit where the analog signal is encoded into pulse density modulation (PDM) using a first-order sigma-delta (ΣΔ) modulator. The designed circuit is built using Orcad-PSpice and results are analyzed with Matlab. A second-order integrator, a voltage divider as a feedback loop are used to mitigate basically, THD and get high efficiency. The audio signal is passed to the EM speaker through a Butterworth low-pass filter. A low THD of less than 0.2 % is obtained comparing to similar circuits in the literature and a high efficiency of 92 % is achieved.
QEEG as a Novel Parameter of Neuroplasticity in Elderly with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Neuroplasticity is the ability of the brain to change structurally and functionally in compensation for changes related to age or disease. In elderly people, the most common neuroplasticity problem is mild cognitive impairment (MCI). MCI is a syndrome defined as a decrease in cognitive function that is not appropriate for a person's age and educational level. One way to minimize the progress of deterioration in MCI is by doing physical exercise, such as walking. In this study, participants did physical activity by walking at least 4000 steps/day for 3 months. Cognitive function was measured by brain wave parameters with Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG). Electroencephalography (EEG) signals were recorded before and after the intervention. The EEG results showed that the QEEG wave parameters after the intervention increased in the alpha frequency band and decreased in the delta frequency band.
Improvement of Multiple Antenna Sensing Technique for Detecting the White Space in a Spectrum Sharing System
Exact detection of White Space (WS) is one of the actions in a Spectrum Sharing System (SSS) to determine unused spectrum for proper utilization. However, exact detection of WS is being affected by channel impairments, resulting in harmful interference. The Existing Multiple Antenna Spectrum Sensing (EMASS) technique used in addressing this effect is characterized with noise uncertainty leading to low detection rate due to setting of thresholds that is based on noise variance. Hence, this paper proposes an Improved Multiple Antenna Spectrum Sensing (IMASS) for detecting the WS in a SSS. Various copies of licensed user’s signals are received through the unlicensed user antennas over different antenna configuration. The received signals are combined using a modified equal gain combiner and energy of the combined signal is determined using Parseval’s relation for a discrete time signal. The received signal is used to form a square matrix which is converted to covariance matrix. Characteristic equation is obtained from covariance matrix to determine the minimum eigenvalue. The ratio of energy to minimum eigenvalue of the received signal is obtained and used as test statistics. The IMASS technique is evaluated using Probability of Detection (PD) and Total Error Probability (TEP) by comparing with EMASS. The proposed IMASS technique gives better performance with higher PD and lower TEP values than EMASS at all different antenna configurations
Optimal Design of Damping Control of Oscillations in Power System Using Power System Stabilizers with Novel Improved BBO Algorithm
Studies on power system stability are necessary for power network development & operation. Due to the great dimensionality and complexity of contemporary power systems, its significance has increased. The stability of an interconnected power system is seriously threatened by power system oscillation. Numerous strategies based on contemporary control theory, intelligent control, and optimization methods have been applied to the Power system stabilizers (PSSs) design problem recently. Each categorization contains a number of design techniques that increase the PSS's effectiveness and sturdiness in damping off low frequency vibrations. This work presents a new Modified and Improved Biogeography-Based Optimization (MIBBO) method to increase the optimization effectiveness of the usual Biogeography-Based Optimization (BBO) technique applied for the optimization of the parameters of the PSSs & Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) controller under the non-linear loading (NLL) conditions. The performance parameters which are obtained by the MIBBO based controller are compared with the results of normal BBO Method, Particle Swarm Optimization method (PSO) and Adaptation Law (AL) method. To justify the success and correctness of the proposed control approach, Matlab simulation results-based study of all the above-mentioned techniques is made and reported
Reliability Evaluation of 33/11kV Olunde Injection Substation for Improved Performance
Electric power supply reliability (PSR) is crucial in the present economy to avoid huge economic loss and life discomfort. Thus, there is need to improve PSR. Reliability evaluation of power equipment was carried out on Olunde 33/11kV Injection Substation using extracted and available five years data of Fault Frequency and Downtime of associated power equipment for 2016 to 2020 from the Injection Substation’s log books. Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) Technique was used in this research. The existing Injection Power Substation results shows that the overall injection substation unavailability of power supply was 0.00672; 33kV NBL Feeder alone has the highest percentage of failure contribution 72.97% of the unavailability of the injection substation. The reliability improvement of the Injection Power Substation using doubling maintenance activities method on the NBL 33kV feeder shows that the overall injection substation unavailability improved from 1:1.57; the NBL 33kV feeder failure contribution reduced to 15.63%. Using a redundant feeder, 33kV feeder, the overall unavailability of the injection substation improved from 1:3.6; the NBL 33kV failure contribution reduced to 1.31%. The redundant feeder approach in this work is highly significant since it is better than the doubling maintenance activities method
Stock Prediction Based on Twitter Sentiment Extraction Using BiLSTM-Attention
A profitable stock price prediction will yield a large profit. According to behavioural economics, other people's emotions and viewpoints have a significant impact on business. One of them is the rise and fall of stock prices. Previous studies have shown that public sentiments retrieved from online information can be very valuable on market trading. In this paper, we propose a model that works well in predicting future stock prices by using public sentiments from social media. The online information used in this research is financial tweets collected from Twitter and the stock prices values retrieved from Yahoo! Finance. We collected tweets related to Netflix Company stocks and the stock prices for the same period which is 5 years from 2015 to 2020 as the dataset. We extracted the sentiment value using VADER algorithm. In this paper, we apply a Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) architecture to achieve our goal. Moreover, we created seven different experiments with different stock price parameters and selected sentiment values combinations and investigated the model by adding an attention layer. We experimented with two different sentiment values, tweet’s compound value and tweet’s compound value multiplied by favorites count. We considered the favorites count as one representation of public sentiments. From the seven experiments, the experiment with Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) - attention model combined with our selected stock price parameters namely close price, open price, and using Twitter sentiment values that are multiplied with the tweet’s favorites count yields a better RMSE result of 2.482e-02 in train set and 2.981e-02 in the test set