Mariano Ruiz

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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Spain

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Mariano Ruiz is a Professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain. His research focuses on hardware acceleration techniques, particularly using FPGA devices for real-time applications in various fields, including imaging and data acquisition systems. He has published several recent articles addressing topics such as digital pulse shape analysis, neutron/gamma discrimination, and methodologies for developing high-performance data acquisition systems.

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Guillermo Azuara

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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Daniel Cano-Ott

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ANTONIO CARPEÑO RUIZ

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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SERGIO ESQUEMBRI MARTINEZ

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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JULIAN NIETO VALHONDO

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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Articles (12)

Integration of Hardware Acceleration Techniques in a Real-Time Framework Using FPGA Devices

Assessing NI FPGA-Based Platform With MXIe Interface for Use in ITER Hard Real-Time Investment Protection Applications

Hardware Acceleration of Digital Pulse Shape Analysis Using FPGAs

Using FPGA-Based AMC Carrier Boards for FMC to Implement Intelligent Data Acquisition Applications in MTCA Systems Using OpenCL

Acceleration of an Algorithm Based on the Maximum Likelihood Bolometric Tomography for the Determination of Uncertainties in the Radiation Emission on JET Using Heterogeneous Platforms

Damage Localization in Composite Plates Using Wavelet Transform and 2-D Convolutional Neural Networks

Application of Heterogeneous Computing Techniques for the Development of an Image-Based Hot Spot Detection System Using MTCA

Real-Time Implementation of the Neutron/Gamma Discrimination in an FPGA-Based DAQ MTCA Platform Using a Convolutional Neural Network

A methodology to standardize the development of FPGA-based high-performance DAQ and processing systems using OpenCL

Damage Detection and Characterization in Composites Using a Geometric Modification of the RAPID Algorithm

Automatic recognition of plasma relevant events: Implications for ITER

A methodology to standardize the development of FPGA-based high-performance DAQ and processing systems using OpenCL

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Guillermo Azuara

Daniel Cano-Ott

ANTONIO CARPEÑO RUIZ

SERGIO ESQUEMBRI MARTINEZ

JULIAN NIETO VALHONDO

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