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    Acoustic Energy Conversion into Useful Electric Energy from Disk Jockey by Using Piezoelectric Ttransducers
    (IEEE, 2016) Selim, Kyrillos K.; Haggag, Ayman; Yehia, H. M.; Amer, Fathy Z.; El-Garhy, Ahmed M.
    In this study a new noise source is proposed as a one of renewable energy sources in energy harvesting. Disk Jokey (DJ) is a common device in celebrations and other events. Converting the produced noise from DJ to electric energy by using a suitable piezoelectric transducer is the main aim of this study. Piezoelectric sensors are used to convert the sound waves to electric charges. Piezoelectric sensor of the model 7BB-41-2 is used in this study. The piezoelectric sensors are connected in series, parallel, and hybrid combination connections. The disk jockey is used as an acoustic noise source. The sound intensity levels of the output sound are 81, 84, 87 dB. The output of the three connection modes are measured at 0, 1,2,3,4, and 5cm distance. The results showed that the parallel connection gave the highest power at the various distances. The maximum generated power is 4.96m watts without using an external power supply for the signal condition device. The power decreases by increasing the distance from the source of the noise.
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    Delay Optimization of 4-Bit ALU Designed in FS-GDI Technique
    (IEEE, 2019) Ahmed, Mahmoud Aymen; El-Bendary, M. A. Mohamed; Amer, Fathy Z.; Singy, Said M.
    Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) is an essential building block in many applications such as microprocessors, DSP, and image processing, while power efficiency is a general concern in VLSI design. This paper presents Delay time optimization of 4-bit ALU designed using full-swing gate diffusion input (GDI) technique. Simulations carried out in Cadence virtuoso using 65nm TSMC processes with a supply voltage of 1.2 volts and a frequency of 125 MHz, Simulation results revealed improvement in Delay time and overall Energy of the optimized ALU design