The job of light in our lives is both unavoidable and primordial. Bright light presumably had a job in the very birthplaces of life, and light-determined photosynthesis underlies everything except the most crude of living things today. For people, locate is the most critical of the faculties for seeing our general surroundings. Without a doubt, the exceedingly advanced vertebrate eye is a standout amongst the most lovely light identifiers at any point made. However light is affecting the manner in which we live today in manners we would never have envisioned only a couple of decades prior. As we move into the following century, light will play a considerably increasingly basic job—regularly the focal job—in the manners in which we convey, in the act of medication, in accommodating the country's resistance............

Keywords: Photonics, light harvesting, optical communication, nano lasers, nanotechnology, light engineering.

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The power converters are known as one of the most widely used in any electrical applications. However, design of a power converter taking inductor current ripple into existence is one of the major concerns while designing a boost converter. A huge inductor ripple current may destroy the entire circuit resulting a huge amount of losses. Hence, a topology should be adopted to minimise the over current in a power converter circuit because of the inductive element.A gate switching drive in case of a boost converter results induction over current which cause excessive switching loss.In this paper a zero voltage switching topology is designed which allows the MOSFET to switch on whenever it senses a zero voltage.Thus the switching losses can be minimised.

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This paper presents a probabilistic position millimeter-wave path loss model supported real- world 30GHz mm wave frequency measurements. The probabilistic path loss approach uses a free path line-of-sight propagation model and for non-line-of-sight conditions uses a close-in free house reference distance pathlossmodel. The probabilistic model employs a coefficient operate that specifies the line-of- sight likelihood for a given transmitter-receiver separation distance. Results show that the probabilistic path loss model offers just about identical results whether exit or not .One uses a non-line-of-sight close- in free house reference distance path loss model, with a reference distance of onemeter, or a floating- intercept path loss model. This letter additionally shows that site-specific environmental data could also be used to yield the probabilistic coefficient function for selecting between line-of-sight and non-line-of- sight conditions.

Keywords: 5G network; millimetre wave; pathloss model

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In the near prospect, beyond 4G has the major objectives or difficulty that need to be addressed are improved capacity, better data rate, decreased latency, and enhanced quality of service. To meet these demands, radical improvements need to be made in cellular network architecture. This paper presents the consequences of a detailed study on the fifth generation (5G) cellular network structural design, challenges and some of the solution for promising technologies that are supportive in improving the structural design and gathering the demands of users. In this comprehensive review focuses 5G cellular network architecture, huge various input many output technologies, and device-to-device communication (D2D). Next, to with this, some of the promising technologies that are addressed in this paper include intrusion supervision, variety sharing with cognitive radio, ultra-dense networks............

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This paper presents a method of recognition of signatures by Fuzzy Min-Max Neural Networks and analyses the effect of moment invariants on signature recognition by comparing the accuracy of recognition. In addition, database is also tested by fuzzy min-max neural networks for recognition of signatures resulting more accurate results. Image processing and fuzzy neural network toolboxes are used in person identification system provided by MATLAB. For the identification of signatures database is created for five persons with the thirty times repetitions. These signatures are preprocessed by scanning the images and then converting them to standard binary images. The features are selected and extracted which gives the information about the structure of signature. This paper also investigates the performance of the system by using fuzzy min max neural networks classifier.

Keywords: Fuzzy min max neural networks, handwritten signatures, artificial neural network, Multi layer perceptrons, HU's seven moment invariants

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Special able students of our society needs equal opportunity to develop and participate to the society and grow financially. Virtual reality gives students with disabilities the opportunity to practice everyday "real world" skills in a safe environment. One of the biggest benefits to train students in this way is that students can learn from realistic scenarios without the risk of practicing an unfamiliar skill in an uncontrolled real-life situation. Students are even able to take virtual field trips, visiting places in their communities which they would not normally be able to experience. Based on the current research study and understanding it was found that MR systems would provide better applicability in their treatments.

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The Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) techniques comprise methodologies to retrieve images over the image data set being studied according to the type of the image. The main purpose of CBIR consists in classifying images avoiding the use of manual labels related to understanding of the image by the human being vision. Numerous techniques have been developed for content-based image retrieval in the last decade. In this paper, we discuss some of the key contributions in the current decade related to image retrieval.

Keywords: Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR), Color, Texture, Shape, edge histogram descriptor (EHD), Precision, Recall.

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Freeware is proprietary software that can be used free of charge. A popular vector for distributing freeware is download portals, i.e. websites that index, categorise, and host packages. download portals can be abused to distribute doubtlessly unwanted applications (doggy) and malware. The abuse may be due to doggy and malware authors importing their ware, by means of benign freeware authors joining as affiliate publishers of pay-according to-installation (PPI) services and other associate programs, or by means of malicious down load portal owners. The authors perform a scientific observe of abuse in download portals. They build a platform to move slowly down load portals and apply it to down load 191 okay home windows freeware installers from 20 download portals..........

Keywords: VirusTotal, Freeware, Softonic, Freemium, Rogueware.

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With the quick advancement of system innovation, dynamic safeguarding of the system interruption could really compare to previously. So as to improve the knowledge and precision of system interruption identification and lessen false cautions, another profound neural system (NDNN) show based interruption recognition technique is structured. A NDNN with four concealed layers is demonstrated to catch and group the interruption highlights of the KDD99 and NSL-KDD preparing information. Tests on KDD99 and NSL-KDD dataset demonstrates that the NDNN-based strategy improves the execution of the interruption recognition framework (IDS) and the precision rate can be gotten as high as 99.9%, which is higher when contrasted and different many interruption location strategies. This NDNN model can be connected in IDS to make the framework progressively secure.

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Structuring an effective convention for staying away from the danger of account based assault in nearness of an amazing meddler remains a test for over two decades. Amid confirmation, the nonappearance of any safe connection between the prover and verifier makes things much increasingly powerless as, subsequent to watching an edge test reaction pair, clients' mystery may effortlessly get determined because of data spillage. Existing literary works just present new systems with guaranteeing better angles over past ones, while disregarding the perspectives on which their proposed plans adapt ineffectively. Obviously, the greater part of them are a long way from acceptable either are found a long way from usable or absence of security highlights. To conquer this issue, we initially present the idea of "spillage control" which puts a bar on the common data spillage rate and significantly helps in expanding both the ease.............

Keywords: Authentication, Password, Information spillage, Recording assault, Threat recognition, Threat aversion, Usability.

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