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View Full Project DescriptionVictoria Houston
Universität Bielefeld
Engineering
Queen's University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionJames Barber
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
Life Sciences
Education
Toronto Metropolitan University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionFarida Samad-zada
Leuphana Universität Lüneburg
Life Sciences
University of Toronto
Globalink Research Award
This project aims at designing and implementing an integrated control system for an audio power amplifier system for portable devices, having good efficiency and sound quality. The proposed design controls a DC-DC converter to produce a varying power supply to a class AB output stage. The varying power supply tracks the input audio signal and therefore significantly improves the efficiency. The system includes the DC-DC converter, the digital regulator, and the class AB output stage. The simulation of the designs will be done in both Matlab and Cadence. The final control system will be prototyped on a FPGA for characterization along with the DC-DC converter on a test board.
View Full Project DescriptionStefano Gregori
Engineering
Manufacturing
University of Guelph
Accelerate
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View Full Project DescriptionYujia Zeng
Leibniz University Hannover
Life Sciences
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionWilliam Mazurek
Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen
Engineering
Education
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionValérie Desharnais
Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht
Physics
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionSu Susan Ping
Philipps-Universität Marburg
Life Sciences
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionSharon) Xuemeng Qiu
Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
Life Sciences
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionPeter Quinn
RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau
Engineering
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
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View Full Project DescriptionNick Pant
Freie Universität Berlin
Engineering
McGill University
Globalink Research Award
Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) are land based fish farms that recycle the water from the fish tanks using multiple water treatment processes. Fish produce large amounts of carbon dioxide, through respiration, that needs to be removed during the water treatment process since high levels of carbon dioxide are hazardous to fish. Currently the most common method of removing carbon dioxide from recirculating water is with degassing towers. Moving bed biofilters and sidewall-box airlift pumps could also be used as a method of carbon dioxide control. The focus of this research project is to determine the optimal combination for carbon dioxide control in RAS. Moving bed biofilters, sidewall-box airlift pumps and degassing towers will be optimized for economical carbon dioxide removal. Determining the optimal method of carbon dioxide degassing in RAS will decrease operating and capital costs and potentially the complexity of RAS. TO BE CONT’D
View Full Project DescriptionMichel F Couturier
Kelly Cove Salmon Ltd
Engineering
Agriculture; Manufacturing
University of New Brunswick
Accelerate