Vol 14 Issue 1 January 2026-March 2026

Abstract: Electric drive systems driven by wind turbines are essential to distributed generation (DG) because they lower transmission losses, enhance grid stability, and promote sustainable energy goals.  Local renewable energy production is made possible by these systems, supporting the objectives of sustainable energy. This article examines the performance of wind turbine systems that use electric drives, such as induction generators and power electronic converters, for distributed generation (DG) applications, as well as the obstacles that arise during integration and the technological breakthroughs that have been made.  Our evaluation of the system's fault tolerance, frequency control capabilities, and efficiency is accomplished through the examination of simulation models and case studies based on the real world.  The most important findings suggest that integrating energy storage and advanced control systems allows for the reduction of variability issues, which can result in distribution networks reaching constant output of up to 9 megawatts.  DG penetration is optimized through the use of hybrid systems, and the paper closes with recommendations for future research in hybrid systems.

Keywords: Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS), Electric Drive, Wind turbine Distributed Generation (DG), Power Electronics, Grid Integration.

Title: Analysis of Wind Turbine-Driven Electric Drive Systems for Distributed Generation

Author: Shalini Bokadia, Lalit Kumar

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 39-43

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Published Date: 25-March-2026

Abstract: This paper introduces a single hardware architecture that combines the core of a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) with a Built-In Self-Test (BIST) subsystem in Verilog HDL. The design uses a Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) in favor of. Multiple Input pseudo-random generation of test pat- terns and generation of test patterns pseudo-random test pattern generation. Output response analysis Signature Register (MISR) compact 2-D convolution and ReLU activation is performed by the CNN for 4 x 4 input windows of 3 x 3 kernel with 12 bit signed fixed -. point arithmetic. The suggested single architecture can be used to support both inference and self-test modes, which provide self-detection of crashes without human intervention. Implemented on a. The design is extremely fast with Xilinx Artix- 7 FPGA with Vivado. low software overhead, 58 MHz and 0.253 W. total power consumption. The work suggested has shown an AI hardware design approach which is scalable and fault-tolerant enough. on safety critical embedded systems. Additionally, this work offers comprehensive resource usage, time-based analysis and fault coverage analysis done in order to bring out realistic implementation capability.

Keywords: CNN, BIST, LFSR, MISR, Verilog HDL, Fault Detection, FPGA, Self-Test, Hardware Testing, Reliability.

Title: Design and Implementation of a CNN Core with Integrated Built-In Self-Test (BIST) Architecture on FPGA using Verilog HDL

Author: Shanti Swarup Dash, Shashank Kumar, Saksham Dubey

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 26-38

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Published Date: 20-March-2026

Abstract: This study examines "E-Governance and Its Impact on the Sustainability of Civil Service" at the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Abuja. The objectives are to measure e-governance adoption within NITDA, examine how e-governance influences the sustainability of civil service, and identify barriers to its implementation. The study utilized both primary and secondary data grounded in Technological Determinism (Veblen, 1929) and Modernization Theory (Weber, 1940; Rostow, 1953). Findings indicate widespread adoption of digital tools, though skills in data analysis remain lacking. Despite the high use of ICT promising improvements in efficiency, transparency, and accountability, poor proficiency in data analytics hinders effective utilization. The researcher recommends that NITDA allocate 15% of its budget for technology upgrades, initiate programs for enhancing staff digital skills, and address resistance through a phased approach to change.

Keywords: E-governance, Civil Service, Sustainability, NITDA, Digital Transformation, Nigeria.

Title: THE IMPACT OF E-GOVERNANCE IN THE SUSTAINABILITY OF NIGERIA CIVIL SERVICE: A Study of the National Information Technology Development Agency, Abuja

Author: Akpan Richard

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 19-25

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Published Date: 11-March-2026

Abstract: An anti-lock braking system, sometimes known as ABS, is a modern safety feature for automobiles that keeps the steering capabilities of the vehicle intact while also preventing the wheels from locking up when the vehicle is applying the brakes. A method to modeling that is based on simulation is applied during the course of this inquiry in order to make use of a closed-loop feedback control system that was developed in MATLAB/Simulink. By utilizing a controller to make adjustments to the braking pressure and by comparing the actual slip to a desired slip reference, the system is able to regulate wheel slip. This is performed through the utilization of a controller. It is clear from the results of the simulation that anti-lock braking systems (ABS) are successful in accomplishing their objectives of reducing stopping distance, improving handling on slick surfaces, and increasing brake stability.

Keywords: Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), Slip Control, Vehicle Dynamics, Simulink Modeling, Closed-Loop Control, and Automotive Safety, Automotive safety systems.

Title: A Comparative analysis of Modeling and Simulation of an Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)

Author: Rishu Gupta, Sanjeev Kumar, Vikas Bharti, Arun Kumar, Bhavna Saini

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 13-18

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Published Date: 10-March-2026

Abstract: Electric power generation stations are among the most critical infrastructures supporting modern societies. They provide energy for residential, industrial, commercial, and transportation sectors. This research paper examines the main technologies used in electricity generation, including fossil fuel-based power plants, nuclear power stations, and renewable energy facilities such as solar, wind, and hydropower. The study highlights the operational principles, advantages, disadvantages, economic considerations, and environmental impacts of each type. Furthermore, the research explores future trends in sustainable power generation, including smart grids, hydrogen technologies, and advanced energy storage solutions. A diversified energy mix is essential for meeting rising electricity demand while minimizing ecological damage and ensuring long-term energy security.

Keywords: Electric power generation stations, power plants, nuclear power stations, renewable energy, hydrogen technologies.

Title: Power Generation Stations: Technologies, Types, and Future Trends

Author: Dr. Fhaid Basheer AL-Dousari

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 9-12

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Published Date: 05-March-2026

Abstract: Advancements in robotics and communication technologies have made it possible to develop systems that allow users to have a virtual presence in a remote location. The proposed remotely smart-controlled virtual telepresence robotic system (RSV-TRS) was designed as an efficient system that is cost-effective and used for remote surveillance. The virtual presence interface enables users to navigate and interact with distant environments in real time. The prototype of the virtual telepresence robot is powered and controlled by the Raspberry Pi 3, and all the final output in the form of real-time data feeds is displayed in virtual reality. The system designed aims to enable users to interact with remote environments in real time through a robotic platform equipped with audio, video, and motion capabilities. The prototype implementation system was designed to remotely control a virtual telepresence robot, which is a fixed wheeled device placed in a remote location with a camera to enable live video streaming to a webpage. It allows the camera to move in the direction of the user's head movements. The RSV-TRS testing results improve remote collaboration effectiveness compared to baseline video conferencing and conventional telepresence robots, particularly in tasks requiring spatial awareness and physical interaction.

Keywords: Telepresence, Robotics, Real-time Monitoring, Virtual Reality, and Raspberry Pi, computer vision.

Title: A Remotely Smart Controlled Virtual Telepresence Robotic System

Author: Fasiku, Ayodeji Ireti, Ojedayo, Benson Olabode, Kehinde, Abiodun Dare

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Vol. 14, Issue 1, January 2026 - March 2026

Page No: 1-8

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Published Date: 05-January-2026