⚡ electrical engineering

A Native RTL Quantum Statevector Simulator in FP64 on an HBM-Equipped FPGA

This paper presents a native Verilog RTL implementation of a high-performance FP64 quantum statevector simulator on an HBM-equipped FPGA that achieves perfect fidelity for up to 15 qubits by translating a validated HLS kernel into hand-written logic with specialized gate engines and an optimized HBM memory architecture, while also documenting a specific verification failure for 16 or more qubits.

Nasir Ali Nasir Ali2026-07-02✓ Author reviewed
⚡ electrical engineering

Near-Sensor Damage Localization in Multi-Story Buildings with Level-Crossing Spike Encoding and a Compact Spiking Neural Network

This paper proposes an energy-efficient, event-driven structural health monitoring pipeline that combines a level-crossing spike encoder with a compact spiking neural network to localize damage in multi-story buildings, achieving near-baseline accuracy while significantly reducing energy consumption and data transmission rates through a tunable threshold mechanism.

Saher Elsayed, Mohamed Ali, Khairi Azhar Aziz2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

Effects of Chamber Geometry on Hydrodynamic Response and Pneumatic Power Conversion in L-Shaped Oscillating Water Column Devices

This experimental study demonstrates that the geometric design of L-shaped Oscillating Water Column chambers critically determines their hydrodynamic-pneumatic coupling and overall energy conversion efficiency, revealing that stable, coherent motion is more vital for optimal power extraction than large oscillation amplitudes alone.

Esti Ratnasari, Ayu Novitasari Saputri, Endarto Tri Wibowo, Wahyu Hendriyono, Andan Sigit Purwoko, Agus Wibowo, Johan Ri (…)2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

From Sparse to Dense: Deep Learning Segmentation and RAFT Optical Flow for Automated Hemodynamic Velocity Field Reconstruction in Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Cine-MRI

This paper presents an automated pipeline combining deep learning-based U-Net segmentation and RAFT dense optical flow to reconstruct high-fidelity hemodynamic velocity fields from standard abdominal aortic aneurysm cine-MRI, achieving Phase-Contrast MRI-level accuracy without specialized acquisition or manual intervention.

Hanae Soulami2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

Extended Synthetic Validation of Optical Flow-Based Velocity Field Reconstruction for AAA Cine-MRI: Angular Velocity, Noise Robustness, and Dense Flow Comparison

This study extends the validation of Pyramidal Lucas–Kanade optical flow for AAA cine-MRI by introducing a new synthetic phantom with closed-form ground truth to demonstrate that the method's optimal window size is motion-regime dependent, that it outperforms dense Farneback flow in noise robustness, and that it accurately recovers angular velocities matching real-patient data.

Hanae Soulami2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

Audit-by-Construction: A Self-Executing Smart Contract Architecture on Permissioned Distributed Ledgers for the Verifiable Settlement of Civil Engineering Works under Peruvian Public-Procurement Law

This paper proposes a self-executing smart contract architecture on permissioned distributed ledgers that automates and cryptographically verifies the settlement of Peruvian civil engineering public works, reducing certification cycles from months to minutes while maintaining full compliance with existing national procurement laws without requiring legislative reform.

PAUL RICARDO PRUDENCIO GALVEZ2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

Research on the Material Removal Mechanism and Experiments of Electrolytic Plasma Polishing for High-Strength Steel

This study investigates the material removal mechanism of electrolytic plasma polishing for high-strength steel through integrated multi-physics modeling and experimental validation, revealing that surface leveling is driven by electrochemical dissolution, fluid erosion, and localized discharge at asperity tips, which collectively significantly reduce surface roughness and improve surface quality.

Pengfei Li, Feng Yang, Bingxin Liu, Xiankun Cheng2026-07-02
⚡ electrical engineering

Sub-Cycle Sliding Window Technique for Real-Time Intelligent Electrical Fault Diagnosis at CW&PRS

This paper presents a sub-cycle sliding window technique utilizing deep learning to achieve real-time, high-accuracy (98.91%) electrical fault diagnosis at the CW&PRS grid, significantly reducing detection latency from the traditional 20 ms full AC cycle to just 3.125 ms.

Sheetal S. Patil, Raghu Chandra Garimella, Gautam Mishra, Suhani Kulshrestha, Soumyajit Khan2026-07-02