The new 11th issue of the STEC-V magazine goes on sale on Ozon
The 11th issue of the STEC-V scientific and technical magazine, published by JSC NIIET (part of Element Group, MOEX: ELMT), is now available for order on the Ozon marketplace. The latest issue features articles dedicated to topical issues in radio engineering, microelectronics, information technology, artificial intelligence, and production automation.
Key Topics and Materials of the Issue
Industry Economics and Government Support. The issue opens with an analytical article by the magazine’s editor-in-chief, Pavel Kutsko, titled “How to Sell Something Unwanted, or Asking Costs No Money”. The author analyzes why existing support measures have not yet generated mass demand for the domestic electronic component base (ECB). He proposes a potential solution: launching government pilot projects for specific types of radio-electronic equipment.
Automation and Design. In the article “Modern Approaches to Computer-Aided Design of Flexible Manufacturing Systems,” I. V. Semeykin and A. S. Kravchenko examine computer-aided design methods and approaches to selecting the optimal structure of a production system, taking into account the specifics of a particular manufacturing facility.
MEMS Technologies. In the material “Overview of Getter Usage in Vacuuming Technology,” P. S. Ivanin, E. E. Gusev, and K. V. Zolnikov discuss the application of getters and desiccants, the features of their design and thermal activation, as well as their compatibility with wafer-level packaging technology.
Artificial Intelligence. In the article “Algorithms for Neural Network Classification and Forecasting Based on a User’s Digital Footprint,” V. V. Maltsev analyzes methods of neural network processing of behavioral data and the possibilities of their application for classification and forecasting tasks.
Production optimization. T. V. Skvortsova, A. S. Yagodkin, and A. N. Potapov, in their article “Optimization Synthesis of Structural and Layout Layouts of Reconfigurable Automatic Lines and Aggregate Machines,” investigate the choice of equipment structure for processing groups of housing parts. The adjusted annual processing costs are used as an optimization criterion, and a directional search method is applied to find the optimal solution.
Twelve scientific articles have been published in “STEK-V” No. 11. The fresh issue includes materials on information security, information technologies, neural network systems, mathematical modeling, and other areas of radio electronics.
You can buy a printed version of the latest issue of the scientific and technical journal at retail on the Ozon marketplace, where previous issues are also available.
