Optimal Control of Stochastic Markovian Jump Systems with Wiener and Poisson Noises: Two Reinforcement Learning Approaches

Optimal Control of Stochastic Markovian Jump Systems with Wiener and Poisson Noises: Two Reinforcement Learning Approaches Academic Context In modern control theory, optimal control is a crucial research field, aiming to design an optimal control strategy under various constraints for dynamic systems to minimize a given cost function. For stochasti...

Integration of High-κ Native Oxides of Gallium for Two-Dimensional Transistors

Report on the Integration of High-κ Gallium Oxide in 2D Transistors Academic Background With the continuous advancement in semiconductor technology, 2D materials (such as molybdenum disulfide, MoS₂) are considered promising candidates for next-generation transistor channel materials due to their unique electrical properties and atomic-scale thickne...

Rapid Cryogenic Characterization of 1,024 Integrated Silicon Quantum Dot Devices

Rapid Cryogenic Characterization of 1,024 Integrated Silicon Quantum Dot Devices: A Review Background Quantum computing, as a disruptive technology in computing, holds the promise of far surpassing traditional high-performance computers in areas such as materials science, drug discovery, and big data search. Silicon-based quantum dots (Quantum Dot,...

Three-Dimensional Transistors with Two-Dimensional Semiconductors for Future CMOS Scaling

Academic Paper Report: Three-Dimensional Transistors with Two-Dimensional Semiconductors for Future CMOS Scaling Introduction In recent years, as silicon-based complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology approaches its physical limits, the continued miniaturization and performance optimization of next-generation microelectronics face ...

An Optoelectronic Microwave Synthesizer with Frequency Tunability and Low Phase Noise

An Optoelectronic Microwave Synthesizer with Frequency Tunability and Low Phase Noise

Optoelectronic Microwave Synthesizer: Combining Frequency Tunability with Low Phase Noise Academic Background In modern communication, navigation, and radar systems, frequency-tunable and low-noise microwave sources are critical. Traditional electronic microwave synthesizers offer frequency tunability but exhibit high phase noise, limiting their us...

Intelligent Headset System with Real-Time Neural Networks for Creating Programmable Sound Bubbles

Discussion of “Sound Bubbles” and the Future of Hearable Devices: Innovations Based on Real-Time Neural Networks In daily life, noise and complex acoustic scenes often make speech difficult to distinguish, particularly in crowded environments such as restaurants, conference rooms, or airplanes. While traditional noise-canceling headphones can suppr...

A Zero External Magnetic Field Quantum Standard of Resistance at the 10⁻⁹ Level

Academic Background and Problem Statement In metrology, the quantum Hall effect (QHE) and the Josephson effect respectively provide quantum standards for electrical resistance (ohm) and voltage (volt). However, conventional quantum Hall resistance standards (QHRs) rely on strong external magnetic fields (typically requiring superconducting magnets ...

Reconfigurable In-Sensor Processing Based on a Multi-Phototransistor–One-Memristor Array

Report on the Academic Paper: “Reconfigurable In-Sensor Processing Based on a Multi-Phototransistor-One-Memristor Array: A New Visual Computing Platform Combining Machine Learning and Brain-Inspired Neural Networks” Academic Background and Problem Identification Artificial vision systems play a significant role in intelligent edge computing. Howeve...

An On-Chip Full-Stokes Polarimeter Based on Optoelectronic Polarization Eigenvectors

Research on On-Chip Full-Stokes Polarimeters Based on Optoelectronic Polarization Eigenvectors Academic Background The polarization state of light plays a significant role in optical communication, biomedical diagnostics, remote sensing, cosmology, and other fields. The Stokes vector, consisting of four parameters, is used to fully describe the pol...

High-Performance p-Type Field-Effect Transistors Using Substitutional Doping and Thickness Control of Two-Dimensional Materials

High-Performance P-Type Field-Effect Transistors: Substitutional Doping and Thickness Control in Two-Dimensional Materials Academic Background As semiconductor technology progresses, silicon-based field-effect transistors (FETs) are approaching fundamental physical limits in performance enhancement. To overcome these challenges, researchers have be...