Volume 1, Issue 3

• Volume: 1
• Issue: 3
• Year: 2025
• Articles: 5

GAN-Based Privacy-Preserving Data Synthesis in Healthcare

Authors: Carson James | DOI: 10.63665/ijetd-y1f3a001

Strict privacy laws make it hard to get good medical data with notes, which is a big obstacle for AI's progress in healthcare. Generative Adversarial Networks could be one way to combine real health data without sharing with anyone.

Energy Harvesting Techniques for Extending the Range of Electric Vehicles

Authors: Opeyemi Ajayi | DOI: 10.63665/ijetd-y1f3a002

The rapid rise of electric vehicles has brought major improvements in battery technology and in the efficiency of motors, but range anxiety remains a major concern and barrier to wider usage. One of the promising options to extend electric car travel without increasing the size of the batteries is energy harvesting methods.

Impact of Environmental Factors on Battery Degradation and Control Strategies in EVs

Authors: Oladeji Olaniran | DOI: 10.63665/ijetd.2025.001.003

EVs have been a major way of decreasing pollution and finding energy that is not depleted. However, the performance of the batteries-especially those dependent on lithium-ion-which could degrade with time, has been a major factor affecting durability and reliability in EVs.

Control Strategies for Fast-Charging Protocols to Minimize Battery Degradation

Authors: Sammy Brandon | DOI: 10.63665/ijetd.2025.001.004

The increased number of portable electronics and electric vehicles being put into use demands rapid and reliable methods of charging batteries. Among the variants of batteries, lithium-ion batteries are in wide usage owing to their high energy storage capacity and long cyclability.

A Comprehensive Approach to Low-Power UVM Verification Using Power-Aware Coverage Models

Authors: Toheeb Mudasir| DOI: 10.63665/ijetd.2025.001.005

The semiconductor industry has been pushing for designs that use less energy and work better. Now, because of this, there are ways to design things that use less energy.