SLePaaS: An Embedded Platform-as-a-Service Facilitating Research on Thermal Management of Embedded Platforms

An experimental assessment of nanostructured materials embedded in a PCM-based heat sink for transient thermal management of electronic

In the present paper, an experimental assessment was performed on the transient thermal performance of a heat sink filled by a phase change material (PCM) and PCM embedded with carbon nanofibers (CNFs) and titania (TiO2) nanoparticles as nanostructured materials. In order to enhance the thermal conductivity of PCM, CNFs and TiO2 nanoparticles at different loadings (0.5wt. % and 2 wt.% of CNFs a...

ChipWhisperer: An Open-Source Platform for Hardware Embedded Security Research

This paper introduces a complete side channel analysis toolbox, inclusive of the analog capture hardware, target device, capture software, and analysis software. The highly modular design allows use of the hardware and software with a variety of existing systems. The hardware uses a synchronous capture method which greatly reduces the required sample rate, while also reducing the data storage r...

An Embedded Software Platform for Distributed Automotive Environment Management

This paper discusses an innovative extension of the actual vehicle platforms that integrate intelligent environments in order to carry out e-safety tasks improving the driving security. These platforms are dedicated to automotive environments which are characterized by sensor networks deployed along the vehicles. Since this kind of platform infrastructure is hardly extensible and forms a non-sc...

Evaluation of Pairing Optimization on Embedded Platforms

Thermal Management in Embedded Systems Using MEMS

1. a exible thermal management system with the capability to remain viable for several generations of increased microprocessor performance and power, 2. simpli cation of the packaging, by eliminating the cooling core concept and replacing it with an innovative \self-ducting" design based on 3-D stacking of computational nodes, 3. microelectromechanical structures (MEMS) that allow active, dynam...