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Rawan Mohammed Osman

Teaching Assistant

Faculty Building

UB1

Office Number

307

Biography

Rawan received her B.Sc. degree (Hons.) in electronics and communications engineering from the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt, in 2019. Currently pursuing the M.Sc. degree with the Nanoelectronics Integrated System Center (NISC), Nile University in the program of Microelectronics System Design (MSD), Giza, Egypt. Currently, she is a teaching assistant at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Nile University. Her research interests include fractional-order systems, memristive applications, and Ternary system applications in memories, processors and neural networks.

Recent Publications

Memristive Bio-Impedance Modeling of Fruits and Vegetables

Recent works show that the plants can exhibit nonlinear memristive behavior when excited with low-frequency signals. However, in the literature, only linear bio-impedance models are extensively considered to model the electrical properties of biological tissues without acknowledging the nonlinear behavior. In this paper, we show with experiments, for the first time, the pinched hysteresis behavior

Circuit Theory and Applications
Agriculture and Crops

Comparative Study of CNTFET Implementations of 1-trit Multiplier

Ternary logic has become a promising alternative to traditional binary logic due to low power consumption and reduced circuits such as interconnects and chip areas. The efficiency of the multiplier circuit can be much better using a ternary logic system. Carbon nanotube field-effect transistor (CNTFET) is a promising technology as it achieves more advantages than MOSFET due to its low off-current

Circuit Theory and Applications

Do the Bio-impedance Models Exhibit Pinched Hysteresis?

Recently, pinched hysteresis has been found in the electrical modelling of regular plant tissues. Usually, the biological tissues are characterized in the frequency domain using bio-impedance analyzers without investigating the time domain, which would show the pinched hysteresis. In this paper, the current-voltage analysis of some of the widely known electrical bio-impedance models is studied

Circuit Theory and Applications
Research Tracks
  • Multi-valued Logic
  • Ternary System
  • CNTFET
  • Digital Circuits
  • fractional-order Systems
  • Memristive Applications
  • Neural Networks