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Electric Power Laboratory
Department of Electrical
Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
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Research Topics Property Investigation of Gas by Pulse Laser-induced
Plasma Method
Mechanism for Surface Charge Decay on Dielectrics
Analyzing for discharge and plasma temperature
Barrier Discharge under Insulation Material with Steep Impulse Voltage
Influence of Particle Charge and Sparkover Discharge by using Laser under DC High Voltage
Breakdown Mechanism of very Thin Thickness Insulation Material
Prof. NISHIJIMA Kiyoto、Dr. SASAMOTO Ryo.
Electric Power Lab
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Property Investigation of Gas by Pulse Laser-Induced Plasma Method
In electrical insulation field
In discharge and plasma application field
In electric power applications, the gas insulation system
has widely been used.
For example, GIS (gas insulation system), GCB (gas
circuit breaker), ACB (air circuit breaker) and so on.
Recently, the discharge and plasma applications use
discharge or plasma at atmospheric pressure.
For example, surface treatment of semiconductor,
plasma jet and so on.
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Surface
treatment
It is important to understand gas characteristics at atmospheric pressure because several gas
have widely been used. So, many researchers and engineers have researched the fundamental
parameters of several gas. However, these data are almost low pressure data because it is
difficult to measure these data at atmospheric pressure. Therefore, these measurement data at
atmospheric pressure are still insufficient.
However, we can measure these data by Pulse Laser-Induced Plasma method.
So, we have researched characteristics of several gas or different gas mixing rate at
atmospheric pressure. For example, SF6, CF3I, CO2, N2, O2, Ar, He and so on.
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Mechanism for Surface Charge Decay on Dielectrics
Dielectric materials are widely used for power equipment. Dielectric surface charge causes
“generating electro static discharge (ESD)”, “reducing performance of the insulation system”
and so on. In the worst case, ESD causes industrial hazards such as a fire or the explosion.
Recently, miniaturization is accelerating in the field of the electric devices, electric power
system, semiconductor and so on. This is because there are same merits. For example,
reducing the fuel consumption of car or airplane, reducing the number of mechanical parts,
and so on. However, if miniaturization is accelerating, we will confront some demerits.
Miniaturization applications have high electrical field and high temperature. These problem
lead to reduce performance of the insulation material.
So, we have researched the charge mechanism and decay process on several
dielectric materials under high electrical field.
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Analyzing for discharge and plasma temperature
To understand the plasma parameter is important for developments of efficient plasma
application and reliable insulation design.
Plasma-Chemical reaction is influenced
by the gas temperature and mean
electron energy.
Gas temperature in corona discharge
relates closely to defacement and
degradation of dielectric materials.
It’s important to make clarifying
statement about spark-over mechanism.
Plasma application field
Dielectric and electrical insulation field
So, we have investigated gas temperature of discharge or plasma.
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+ Systems & Software Engineering
Laboratory
+ Semiconductor analysis Laboratory
+ Audio Media Engineering Laboratory
+ Systems Architecture Laboratory
+ Network Design Laboratories
Department of Electronics Engineering
and Computer Science,
Faculty of Engineering
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Systems & Software Engineering Lab (1)
Prof. Tsuneo Nakanishi, email: [email protected]
Systems Engineering
Software Engineering
Product Line Engineering
Embedded Systems
Automotive Systems
Model Driven Development
Model Based Development
DevOps
Research Topics
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Systems & Software Engineering Lab (2)
Product line engineering is our specialty!
Domain Engineering Application Engineering
Management
Core Assets
Reuse
Construction
&
Maintenance
Defects Correction&
Enhancement
Product line engineering is a paradigm of software development to
construct multiple products by making disciplined reusing core assets.
We brought successful adoption of product line engineering with a joint
research with Japanese companies including Fujitsu Kyushu Network
Technologies and Aisin Seiki.
Systems & Software Engineering Lab (2)
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Semiconductor analysis Lab (1)
Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) instruments
Metal-intercalated Graphene
Organic-Inorganic hybrid semiconductor systems
Supramolecular assembly on semiconducor substrate
Research Topics
Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM)
instruments
Prof. Takayki Suzuki, email: [email protected]
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Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) instrumentsThree Ultra-High Vacuum STM,
1. JSTM-4610 with Low-Energy Electron
Diffraction (LEED): For student training and
Graphene experiments
2. JSTM-4610 with LEED: For Graphene
experiments.
3. Low temperature Double-tip JSTM-4500XT
with Reflection High Energy Electron
Diffraction: For organic semiconductor
experiments.
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Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) instruments
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• Large area monolayer graphene used for future electronic devices.
Metal-intercalated Graphene
Monolayer graphenesp2
MetalSiC
I. Gierz, et al., Phys. Rev. B 81 (2010) 235408.K.Yagyu, et al. Appl. Phys. Lett. 104 (2014) 053115.K.Yagyu, et al. Appl. Phys. Lett. 110 (2017) 131602.Y. Orimoto, et al. J. Phys. Chem. C 121 (2017) 7294.
STM image of Cu-intercalated graphene
Metal-intercalated Graphene
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• Atomic structures and electronic properties aimed for
nanoelectronics.
Type 3
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Organic-Inorganic hybrid semiconductor systems
DBC on Si(001)-𝟐 × 𝟏
T. Suzuki, et. al. Nano Letters 6 (2006) 138.T. Suzuki, et.al. J. Chem. Phys. 124 (2006) 054701.T. Suzuki, et. al. J. Chem. Phys. 124 (2006) 224708.T. Suzuki, et.al. Surf. Sci. 600 (2006) 5092.T. Suzuki, et. al. J. Chem. Phys. 142 (2015) 101904.P. Kocan, et. al. J. Phys. Chem. C 121 (2017) 3320.
Organic-Inorganic hybrid semiconductor systems
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Supramolecular assembly on semiconducor substrate
TPA on Si(111)-
𝟑 × 𝟑-Ag
TCNQ on Si(111)-
𝟕 × 𝟑-In
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TPA on Si(111)-
𝜷 𝟑 × 𝟑-Bi
T. Suzuki, et. al. Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 11 (2009) 6498.T. Suzuki, et. al. Surf. Sci. 605 (2011) 1994.I.I. Rzeźnicka, et. al. Surf. Sci. 652 (2016) 46.
• Chemical and biological functionalization of semiconductor
surfaces.
Supramolecular assembly on semiconducor substrate
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Research Topics Development of Spoken Dialog System Using AR and
Image Processing
Development of Hearing Support System for Elderly
Development of Honeybee Lifelog Monitoring System Using RFID Sensor and Image Processing
Development of Geo Database Application for Eruptive History Informatics
Development of Image Enhancement Algorithm for Deep Sea Environment
Key words: Spoken Language Processing, Acoustic Processing, Image Processing, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence
Audio Media Engineering Laboratory
Ass Prof Dr. Shinya Takahashi , Dr. Yujie Li E-mail: [email protected]
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Research Topics Computer systems.
Digital circuits,
Microarchitecture,
System architecture,
Operating systems
Current hot topic is approximate computing
Systems Architecture Laboratory
Prof. Toshinori Sato, Dr.Tomoaki Ukezono: [email protected]
Approximate Computing
• Approximate computing can trade
accuracy for power & performance.
• Many applications have ability of error
tolerance.
– Strictly accurate results are not required.
– Data mining, Deep Neural Networks
Can You Find Differences?
• If we cannot find any differences, it is better to
replace precise computing with approximate
one because the latter is more power efficient.
Image 1 (Precise) Image 2 (Approximate)
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Research Topics
Network control and design for content distribution
Spatially-Dispersed Caching in ICN
Cache control based on correlation among web objects
Cache control based on distance to originals in CDN
Information sharing using DTN at disasters
Control for cloud computing
Virtual machine trading among service providers
Economics of content distribution system
Optimal design of virtualized CDN
Analyzing impact of introducing CCN on profit of ISPs
Prof. Noriaki Kamiyama E-mail: [email protected]
Network Design Laboratories
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Content delivery: most popular service in Internet
Requested by name, whereas transferred by host address
Overhead resolving name before content delivery
Delivery platform: provided by CDN providers
independent of network providers
Difficult to optimize content location and server selection
Spatially-Dispersed Caching in ICN: ICN or CCN
Content serverUser terminal
Content
Router
Caches content at
routers on delivery routeDelivers content
from routers
ICN (Information-Centric Networking)
CCN (Content Centric Network)
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www.***.co.jpCache control based on correlation among web objects HTTP/2, SPDY
67% of users experienced a long waiting time every week when browsing webpages.
Amazon increased revenue 1% for every 0.1 second reduction in webpage load time.
HTTP/2 or SPDY
Reduces web response time by obtaining multiple web objects in parallel from identical cache server
To improve effect of HTTP/2, need to obtain many web objects from identical cache sever
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Cache
Server
User
Object
Small effect of HTTP/2 Large effect of HTTP/2
Cache
Server
Object
User
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Cache control based on distance to originals in CDNCache Replacement
When cache miss occurs, cache server obtains content from origin server, caches obtained content, and sends it to requesting user.
When available storage capacity is insufficient, some content items are removed from cache server using cache replacement algorithm.
Cache replacement algorithm determines effect of CDN.
Existing cache replacement algorithms
LRU (least recently used):
Removes content item which is least recently accessed
LFU (least frequently used):
Removes content item with smallest access frequency
Existing cache replacement algorithms only consider popularity of content.
www.***.co.jpOptimal design of virtualized CDN Virtualized CDN
Provides cache servers (CSs) using virtual machines (VMs)
Personalized CDN customized for each content provider (CP)
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Datacenter
CDN for CP 1 CDN for CP 2
Physical network
Virtual CS
Amazon CloudFront
CP can freely select virtual CS (VCS) among seven regions.
Selection of VCS regions affects cost of CP and user-perceived quality.
www.***.co.jpAnalyzing impact of introducing CCN on profit of ISPs Comparison of CDN and CCN
CDN: CDN provider deploys caches in regional ISPs.
CCN: Each ISP attaches caches at routers in its network.
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T-ISP: transit ISP, R-ISP: regional ISP, CP: content provider
user
T-ISP A
CPCDN
provider
R-ISP CR-ISP B
user
T-ISP A
CP
R-ISP C
ISP introducing CCN
cache
R-ISP B
CDN CCN
cache
CCN is introduced by each ISP based on
its business judgment.
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Notice
Students are required to understand English to discuss with
us.
Bachelor and master course students need to understand
Japanese if they require credit of lectures .
Doctor course students are required to understand minimum
Japanese to live in Japan.
Doctor course students must have a knowledge and method
to conduct their research.
Doctor course students shall have talent of abstraction.
Applicants of the post graduate students are requested to
solve a mathematical problems and submit research plan
written by themselves.