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  • An Experimental Study on Subjective Evaluation of TV Picture Degradation by Electromagnetic Noise--Opinion Tests on Still and Motion Pictures--

    Motoshi TANAKA  Hiroshi INOUE  Tasuku TAKAGI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E78-B No:2
      Page(s):
    168-172

    The effects of Gaussian electromagnetic noise and non-Gaussian one on TV picture degradation are studied by using a composite noise generator which can control noise parameters. Three kinds of still pictures and four kinds of motion pictures are tested, and the picture degradation is subjectively evaluated with five-grade impairment scale. The tendency of the picture degradation against the every picture is almost the same. But MOS (Mean Opinion Score) between still picture and motion picture degradation is different in some measure when the power of burst noise is small.

  • Voltage Waveform at Slowly Separating Silver-Based Contacts with Heated Holder

    Yoshiki KAYANO  Kazuaki MIYANAGA  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E95-C No:9
      Page(s):
    1495-1501

    Arc discharge generated by breaking electrical contact is considered as a main source of not only degradation of the electrical property but also an undesired electromagnetic (EM) noise. In order to clarify the effect of heated temperature on the bridge, arc-duration and the fluctuation of voltage, opening-waveforms at slowly separating silver-tin dioxide contact with holder heating are measured and discussed experimentally in this paper. Firstly, opening-waveforms are measured. Secondly, voltage fluctuation of the each arc-phase is discussed to extract the effect of the heated holder. The relationship between temperature of the heated holder and duration and fluctuation of the arc was investigated experimentally. It was revealed that as the initial temperature of the heated holder becomes higher, arc-duration becomes slightly longer. In addition, voltage fluctuation at the gaseous-phase decreases when the holder is heated. Consequently, the heated holder can suppress the voltage fluctuation even if its duration becomes slightly longer.

  • Transmission Characteristics and Radiated Noise of the Parallel Transmission Lines with Angled Pattern

    Takashi KASUGA  Ken-ichi TAKAHASHI  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    LETTER-Signal Transmission

      Vol:
    E89-C No:8
      Page(s):
    1224-1226

    To clarify the transmission characteristics and near magnetic field on the angle pattern for the parallel transmission lines, the authors investigate how influence the angled pattern on the transmission lines by experiment and calculation. The angled patterns on the transmission lines are straight, right angle and curve. It shows that the suppression of EMI radiation at the angled pattern on the parallel transmission lines of the magnetic head is essential. In addition, it is suggested that angle pattern might be one of cause for the signal distortion and specific EMI radiation at high frequency.

  • Evaluation of Information Leakage from Cryptographic Hardware via Common-Mode Current

    Yu-ichi HAYASHI  Naofumi HOMMA  Takaaki MIZUKI  Takeshi SUGAWARA  Yoshiki KAYANO  Takafumi AOKI  Shigeki MINEGISHI  Akashi SATOH  Hideaki SONE  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    PAPER-Electronic Components

      Vol:
    E95-C No:6
      Page(s):
    1089-1097

    This paper presents a possibility of Electromagnetic (EM) analysis against cryptographic modules outside their security boundaries. The mechanism behind the information leakage is explained from the view point of Electromagnetic Compatibility: electric fluctuation released from cryptographic modules can conduct to peripheral circuits based on ground bounce, resulting in radiation. We demonstrate the consequence of the mechanism through experiments where the ISO/IEC standard block cipher AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is implemented on an FPGA board and EM radiations from power and communication cables are measured. Correlation Electromagnetic Analysis (CEMA) is conducted in order to evaluate the information leakage. The experimental results show that secret keys are revealed even though there are various disturbing factors such as voltage regulators and AC/DC converters between the target module and the measurement points. We also discuss information-suppression techniques as electrical-level countermeasures against such CEMAs.

  • Effect of Heat Conductivity on Bridge Break at Different Material Contact Pairs

    Kazuaki MIYANAGA  Yoshiki KAYANO  Takashi KOMAKINE  Hiroshi INOUE  Tasuku TAKAGI  

     
    BRIEF PAPER

      Vol:
    E94-C No:9
      Page(s):
    1431-1434

    In this paper, to clarify the thermal effect of the bridge for long lifetime contacts, the effects of heat conductivity on bridge break at different material contact pairs were discussed experimentally. To examine the relationship between the bridge and material, the electrode materials of the anode and the cathode were chosen as the same and the different material pairs in this experiment. Ag, AgPd60 and Pd were chosen as the electrode materials, because Ag, AgPd60 and Pd had the different thermal diffusivity. Firstly, the voltage waveforms in the bridge with different material pair were compared to the voltage waveform with the same material pair case. Secondary, the effects of heat conductivity on the break of bridge were discussed. In the results, the bridge voltage waveform depends on the electrode material at anode side. The length of the bridge at bridge break depends on the heat conductivity of the electrode material at anode side. This study provides the basic considerations on the thermal condition of the bridge break.

  • Contact Conditions in Connectors that Cause Common Mode Radiation

    Yu-ichi HAYASHI  Yoshiki KAYANO  Takaaki MIZUKI  Hideaki SONE  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E94-C No:9
      Page(s):
    1369-1374

    When contact failure occurs in a connector in a coaxial high-frequency (HF) signal transmission line, it is well known that common-mode (CM) radiation occurs on the line. We focus on contact conditions in a connector causing such CM radiation. Experiments and simulations verify that CM radiation increases as the contact resistance increases. While the CM current strongly depends on the distribution pattern of contact resistances at a low resistance, the CM current does not depend on these pattern at a high resistance. Our results indicate that it is important to maintain a symmetrical distribution of contact spots whenever the number of such spots is four or more.

  • An Amplitude Modulator Using Static Induction Transistor (SIT)

    Hiroshi INOUE  Tasuku TAKAGI  Katsuyuki KANEKO  

     
    LETTER-Electronic Circuits

      Vol:
    E66-E No:8
      Page(s):
    504-505

    A cascode type AM modulator, which is the combination of a static induction transistor (SIT) and a JEFT is proposed. The experimental results show the improvement in linearity and distortion because of the good constant voltage characteristics of SIT.

  • Experimental Study for Near Magnetic Field Radiation from Resistors Mounted on PCB

    Takashi KASUGA  Ayako ITO  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    LETTER

      Vol:
    E90-B No:6
      Page(s):
    1351-1353

    As the basic study of the electromagnetic interference (EMI) problem at the circuit elements, the near magnetic field distributions above resistors for the termination of a transmission line are measured to reveal the profile of radiation. Five kinds of resistors and two types of resistance values are sampled. The results showed that the variation of the near magnetic field distribution above the transmission line is effected largely by the reactance of the resistor at the high frequency. These results are the basis for the design of the structure of the component.

  • RookNet: A Rearrangeable Optical Network with High Speed Relay Processing

    Masayuki KASHIMA  Ryouichi WATANABE  Ryouhei KONUMA  Hiroshi INOUE  Yoshikatsu SHIRAISHI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E78-B No:5
      Page(s):
    679-685

    Various approaches on optical network systems using wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) technique have been proposed. It is difficult to make a scale of WDM network larger since a number of the optical wavelength which can be used is limited. In order to make easily larger scale of network, multi-hop WDM network have been proposed. We have studied 2-hop network: RookNet which has simple routing algorithm and high network throughput. Nodes in RookNet are divided into row groups and column groups and are placed in a mesh form. Packets are transferred between nodes over 1-hop or 2-hops. The 2-hop transfer means that a source node sends packets to a destination node via a relay node. When 2-hop traffic increases, relay processing time in a relay node is increasing. This is the reason that network throughput becomes low. To solve this problem is very important. In this paper, we show RookNet rearrangement algorithm which replaces location of node within group so as to decrease the 2-hop traffic and to maintain high network throughput. Proposed rearrangement algorithm can achieve improvement of 10 percent in terms of throughput. We also propose RookNet configuration which discriminates optical wavelength and subcarrier effectively in order to decrease the relay processing time.

  • A Study on Transmission Characteristics and EM Field Distributions on the Transmission Lines with Difference of Structure

    Ken-ichi TAKAHASHI  Takashi KASUGA  Hiroshi INOUE  

     
    LETTER

      Vol:
    E87-C No:8
      Page(s):
    1286-1288

    The effect of the structure with difference on cross-section for the enlarged models that simulates signal transmission line (STL) in the magnetic head of HDD is discussed. The experimental results suggested that strip and shield structure are effective for suppression of EMI.

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