Thermoluminescence (TL) technique has been used to characterize and determine the dosimetric properties of natural sodium chloride (NaCl) salt extracted from the Seawater of the Mediterranean Sea. The TLD grade material was prepared by evaporation and annealing the powder obtained from the aqueous solution. The TL properties include the response to theb-irradiation dose and the effects resulting from annealing up to 700oC, heating rate and fading. The analysis involve using total Glow Curve Deconvolution (GCD) to separate the inherent overlapping TL-peaks and determine the TL characteristics and the trapping parameters using general order (GO)kinetics (activation energy, kinetic order, peak position of trap and the frequency factor). The GL-curves exhibit well defined TL-peaks around 140oC, 225oC and 380oC and response depending on the annealing temperature due to variations due to formation of the structural defects. A linear response was noticed over the delivered range of absorbed doses up to 4Gy. The fading results gave evidence that TL emission is due to a redistribution of trapping levels and indicate that the prominent TL-peak near 225oCis useful for TL-dosimetric applications. arabic 15 English 115
Fawzeia Khamis(5-2020)

Abstract In this work, study was performed using Amorphous polymer – based composites consisting of polystyrene (PS) and carbon black (CB) . Five samples have been prepared with different weight percentage which are (0%CB+100%PS) , (5%CB+95%PS) , (15%CB+85%PS) , (25%CB+75%PS) and (35%CB+65%PS) . The electrical properties have been studied for these samples as follows : Electrical conductivity , relative dielectric constant and the dielectric loss tangent were measured at alternating electric field in temperature range between (30C°) and (60C°) and at four different constant frequencies (100HZ, 1KHZ, 10KHZ and 100KHZ ) . It is noted that the highest value of alternating electrical conductivity at (30C°) is for the sample of composition (25%CB+75%PS) which was (1.25x10 S/m ) and the highest value at temperature (60C°) was for same sample with value of (3.2x10 S/m ) , it should be noted that in general the electrical conductivity increases as the temperature increases where this result shows the behaviour of semiconductors. The relative dielectric constant in the pure sample (0%CB+100%PS) and the other samples with low percentage of carbon black increases as the temperature increases however it decreases as frequency increases. And the samples with higher percentage of carbon black which are (25%CB+75%PS) and (35%CB+65%PS) it was noted that the relative dielectric constant decreases as temperature increases. The lowest value was (1.26) at temperature (30C°) and frequency (10KHZ) for the sample with composition of (15%CB+85%PS), while the highest value at same temperature is (410.2) at (100HZ) for the sample with composition of (25%CB+75%PS), for the relative dielectric constant the highest result it was for the sample (5%CB+95%PS) at (607) at (100HZ) and (45C°). The dielectric loss tangent increases as the carbon black increases in all samples and it was found that the temperature influence will be at high percentage of the carbon black where the temperature of (55C°) the dielectric loss tangent increased to the highest value (1.2X10 ) for the sample of composition (35%CB+65%PS). at the high level of the carbon black it was found that the dielectric loss tangent decreases as the frequency increases.
عادل محمد التميمي (2013)

Abstract In practice, most SoCs are multiprocessor systems-on-chips (MPSoCs) because it is too difficult to design a complex system-on-chip without making use of multiple CPUs. MPSoCs are the latest picture of very large scale integration (VLSI) technology. The architecture of the system is generally tailored to the application rather than being a general-purpose chip. This in turn enforces designers to move beyond logic design into advanced computer architecture and parallel processing. In such architectures, cores are integrated via a custom or commercial interconnection network with a controller, timing and a function interface to the external world. Current state-of-the-art SoCs already embeds typical sub-systems such as digital signal processors (DSP), RAM, ROM, MPEG cores.The main goal of this thesis is to design an efficient switch for Fat-tree interconnection networks. In addition a useful survey study for interconnection networks architectures, technologies and routing algorithms was provided. The survey included in some details commonly used switching methods and virtual channel arrangements. The proposed switch structure has been validated by a software model.A set of algorithms and procedures have been developed to facilitate the switch functionality. Those procedures include the control of transmission of the packets from switch input buffer to switch output buffer and transferring packets from switch output buffer to neighboring switch input buffer. While the input/output link controllers take care of buffer assignments to flits (packet) and deals with buffer organization. More over, the algorithms include (i) the routing algorithm which is the least common ancestor routing algorithm, (ii) arbitration algorithm that based on round-robin technique.Therefore in this thesis we have proved the correctness of the functionality of the proposed switch in software model that have been written in C++ language. The obtained simulation results of the switch functionality in fat-tree of 16 nodes definitely declare the correctness of the proposed arbitration scheme as well as showing the efficiency of the routing algorithm. Finally, we can say that the fat-tree interconnection network is very good candidate to implement future NoC connectivity for current and future multiprocessor systems-on-chips (MPSoCs) designs due to its modular, flexible and regular structured design. In turn, these features are suitable as well for VLSI realizations.
أسماء شعبان العصار (2010)