How to think about planning content and write high-quality academic papers byIon Boldea_20220210IEEE IES Wuhan Chapter 2022 Academic Activities Series

At that time, it was too late to enter ZOOM, and the 100 people were full, so I didn't get in. According to the screenshots provided by the same door, I learned about it in a very comprehensive and detailed way. I made some conclusions, and I hope it will be helpful to you! [It’s enough to understand the meaning of some very awkward machine translations 8]
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For some key professional terms in spelling, vocabulary, phrases and pronunciation ; And this topic must have research value and depth. ② Then search for papers from at least 2000 to 2022 on IEEEExplore, select 30-40 papers and summarize them, then select 10 papers, and finally choose 3-4 papers that you think are the most valuable, and then compare the first three papers The most valuable papers are simulated and reproduced, which determines how you can improve them afterwards; ③ Initially determine potential original contributions by evaluating strengths and weaknesses, and finally check the proposed topology or design through the feasibility study application or Consequences of controlling contributions ④ Examine laboratory facilities to assess whether it is possible to verify theoretical contributions later in the process by reduced or comprehensive experiments (existing hardware and software, and obtaining/implementing them at a reasonable cost at an appropriate time possibility). ⑤Determine the follow-up project with your selected supervisor/professor/mentor, with a tentative time and corresponding financial support (according to the potential impact of the topic proposal on R&D and industry in the short and long term, analyze its advantages and disadvantages) Do a "pre-test" before deciding to allocate human and material resources to the topic ⑥Keep the title short, but self-explanatory, without pretentious terms (use "improved" instead of as many new versions as possible) (3) OOC ①- A new/improved device topology with dedicated modeling methods and codes to optimize the design for a given application ② A new approach to model, optimize design, manufacture, control and update good properties for existing or modified system topologies










③ A new test sequence (parameters and performance) for standardized inks for existing or modified topological systems
④ Remember that our R&D efforts are aimed at increasing productivity, saving energy and reducing environmental impact at an affordable cost Impact of
(4) Calculation of Theoretical Original Contribution
①Remember that any sustainable model must reasonably preserve the property system of the original model and allow measurement to verify it
Main advantage
②Remember a "semiconducting contribution" Must be intuitive and fairly simple (like SVPWM, predictive control, vector control, dfc, DPC, active flux concept, super torsional sliding mode control, etc.) ③ Try your theoretical model in a numerical simulation,
for predefined
(5) How to conceive and realize the experimental work
Remember your initial contribution statement and record them through thorough experiments after the numerical simulation; (
6) Time aspect
① The execution of the thesis must have A deadline and timeline (biweekly or monthly) and iterative analysis of progress to reduce delays and improve methods to resolve unexpected issues as they arise. Advanced digital-to-analog modeling should be done first, but if deadlines are tight, it can be done in parallel with the initial design of a laboratory prototype and its execution.
②If something doesn't work, make a demo to your colleagues, ask their opinions, and if you think it's worth it, keep doing it.
③Don't finish conferences or general papers on the last day before the deadline: plan ahead for the conferences or journals you will attend, and prepare them in an appropriate time.
(7) How to assemble/write a paper
① Use the best paper you can find in your dissertation area as a guide
- make sure the abstract defines the topic and summarizes the original contribution and main results and their impact on the field
- Make sure you read all the papers in the reference list and properly evaluate their contributions, strengths and weaknesses so that your paper is in a representative IEEEExplore context - Don't forget to repeat your contribution in detail in the last part of the introduction
, specify their expected improvements
- when describing your proposed solution (topology, modeling optimization design, fabrication, testing, controls, etc.
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Any ideas, equations or diagrams that are dealt with should be given credit on the spot to the best of your knowledge by using the first seminal paper that has it - leave long
theoretical derivations in the appendices to keep the paper flowing, and Use your words everywhere (don't take word sequences, equations, graphs from literature without citing them on the spot)
- don't use too many graphs, use limited but representative figures, make sure each graph is represented in the text Discussed
- Show photo of test rig with marked major components
- Keep text of numbers short but self-explanatory
- Mention limitations of your work
③ When giving estimates for position, speed, torque, power, voltage, In addition to presenting the results of digital simulations or/and tests in % (e.g. electrical degrees, rotational speed, nanometers, volts, watts, KVA), a dedicated discussion must be given with new core knowledge (e.g.: machine size decreases with pole count, or there is an optimum pole count between size, efficiency, power factor, cost, etc.), after the author's efforts have paid off, and for the benefit of the reader, a Optimal number of poles.
(8) Lectures
H Papers Conference Presentations
Slides:
- The number of slides does not exceed the number of minutes allowed
Lectures:
- No less than 20 fonts on any slide
- Less talking, and clear
- In the time allowed, tell them less than you planned to say
- Summarize the results at the end
- Answer questions briefly
- Say "I don't know", or if you don't have a thoughtful answer, you'll think about it