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Electronics, Volume 15, Issue 2

January-2 2026 - 28 articles

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Articles (28)

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Electronics2026, 15(2), 277;https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics15020277 
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7 January 2026

This paper formulates a control framework grounded in prescribed performance control (PPC) and combined with a dynamic error modulation function. The proposed framework addresses the control challenges of DC–DC boost converters under sudden pow...

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Homomorphic encryption provides a powerful cryptographic solution for privacy-preserving deep neural network inference, enabling computation on encrypted data. However, the practical application of homomorphic encryption is fundamentally constrained...

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SplitML: A Unified Privacy-Preserving Architecture for Federated Split-Learning in Heterogeneous Environments

  • Devharsh Trivedi,
  • Aymen Boudguiga,
  • Nesrine Kaaniche and
  • Nikos Triandopoulos

While Federated Learning (FL) and Split Learning (SL) aim to uphold data confidentiality by localized training, they remain susceptible to adversarial threats such as model poisoning and sophisticated inference attacks. To mitigate these vulnerabilit...

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A 1.06 ppm/°C Compact CMOS Voltage Reference

  • Rui Yang,
  • Binhan Zhang,
  • Zhenjie Yan,
  • Yi Zheng,
  • Jinghu Li and
  • Zhicong Luo

This paper presents a low-area, low-temperature coefficient (TC) CMOS voltage reference (CVR) circuit utilizing a compensation technique. Compared to traditional CVR circuits, this design does not rely on compensating the temperature characteristics...

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Drain-Voltage Assessment-Based RC Snubber Design Approach for GaN HEMT Flyback Converters

  • Byeong-Je Park,
  • Chae-Jeong Hwang,
  • Geon-Ung Park,
  • Min-Su Park and
  • Daeyong Shim

Conventional RC snubber design relies on oscillation frequency-based estimation, which is often influenced by uncontrolled parasitic elements and can therefore limit the accuracy of surge voltage prediction in GaN HEMT flyback converters. To overcome...

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The advent of sixth-generation (6G) imposes stringent demands on wireless networks, while traditional 2D rigid reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs) face bottlenecks in regulatory freedom and scenario adaptability. To address this, stacked intel...

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Development and Validation of a GPS Error-Mitigation Algorithm for Mental Health Digital Phenotyping

  • Joo Ho Lee,
  • Jin Young Park,
  • Se Hwan Park,
  • Seong Jeon Lee,
  • Gang Ho Do and
  • Jee Hang Lee

Mobile Global Positioning System (GPS) data offer a promising approach to inferring mental health status through behavioural analysis. Whilst previous research has explored location-based behavioural indicators including location clusters, entropy, a...

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Federated learning effectively addresses the issues of data privacy and communication overhead in traditional deep learning through distributed local training. However, its open architecture is seriously threatened by backdoor attacks, where maliciou...

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Dynamic Protocol Parse Based on a General Protocol Description Language

  • Dong Lin,
  • Xun Gong,
  • Xiaobo Liu,
  • Liangguo Chen,
  • Zhenwu Xu and
  • Ping Dong

Real-timenetwork protocol data are indispensable for network security analysis. However, the rapid evolution of protocol standards poses significant challenges to automated parsing and dynamic extensibility. While artificial intelligence (AI) techniq...

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Hybrid synchronization control (HSC) has recently attracted considerable attention owing to its superior transient stability and adaptability to varying grid strengths. However, existing studies on HSC employ diverse control strategies for the Phase-...

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