In this paper an efficient high step-up converter with a coupled- inductor with soft- switching operation is presented. The proposed topology includes a coupled-inductor boost converter for raising the voltage gain. Moreover, a simple auxiliary resonant circuit composed of an auxiliary switch, a clamping diode and a resonant tank (inductor, capacitor), is adopted in this paper. The coupled-indu...

In this paper, a new structure of step-up dc-dc converter by using coupled inductor and active-clamped circuit is proposed. The proposed converter generates high voltage gain in comparison with the conventional dc-dc converters. Duo to using active-clamped circuit in the proposed topology the voltage stress on main switch is reduced. In addition the zero voltage switching (ZVS) in ON-state of m...

We present a simple scheme that makes guessing passwords based on one-way functions 100 to 1000 times harder. The scheme is easy to program and easy to incrementally add to existing schemes. In particular, there is no need to switch to it all at the same time. Old passwords will still work and have the same security as before (one will not be able to distinguish them from new passwords); newly-...

Quantum entanglement plays a key role in both understanding the fundamental aspects of quantum physics and realizing various devices for practical applications. Here we propose how to achieve coherent switch optomechanical an optical whispering-gallery-mode resonator, by tuning phase difference driving lasers. We find that associated two-mode squeezing can be well tuned highly asymmetric way, p...

As the traffic volume on the Internet increases exponentially, so does the demand for fast switching of packets between asynchronous high-speed routers. Although the optical fiber can provide an extremely high capacity, the Internet switches still remain the main point of traffic bottleneck. The packet switching time may run up to nanoseconds in such routers with more than thousands ports, each...

The crystal structure of a nucleotide exchange factor in white blood cells reveals an autoinhibitory mechanism that reinforces the switch-like behaviour of the signalling protein Ras.