Biography and Research Information
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Alec H. Broomfield's research focuses on the development and validation of digital twin technologies for secure inverter firmware. His work has involved creating a dynamic waveform analysis methodology implemented within an FPGA embedded system. This methodology aims to validate the security of ANPC (Active Neutral Point Clamped) inverter firmware. Broomfield has co-authored publications with researchers H. Alan Mantooth, Kenneth Mordi, Wesley G. Schwartz, and Anna Corbitt at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, indicating collaborative efforts in the field of power electronics and embedded systems.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Field Validation of an FPGA-Based Embedded Digital Twin for Firmware Security in a Grid-Connected ANPC Solar Inverter (2026)
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A Dynamic Waveform Analysis Methodology in a FPGA Embedded Digital Twin for Secure ANPC Inverter Firmware Validation (2025)
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- A Dynamic Waveform Analysis Methodology in a FPGA Embedded Digital Twin for Secure ANPC Inverter Firmware Validation
- Field Validation of an FPGA-Based Embedded Digital Twin for Firmware Security in a Grid-Connected ANPC Solar Inverter
- A Dynamic Waveform Analysis Methodology in a FPGA Embedded Digital Twin for Secure ANPC Inverter Firmware Validation
- Field Validation of an FPGA-Based Embedded Digital Twin for Firmware Security in a Grid-Connected ANPC Solar Inverter
- A Dynamic Waveform Analysis Methodology in a FPGA Embedded Digital Twin for Secure ANPC Inverter Firmware Validation
- Field Validation of an FPGA-Based Embedded Digital Twin for Firmware Security in a Grid-Connected ANPC Solar Inverter
- A Dynamic Waveform Analysis Methodology in a FPGA Embedded Digital Twin for Secure ANPC Inverter Firmware Validation
- Field Validation of an FPGA-Based Embedded Digital Twin for Firmware Security in a Grid-Connected ANPC Solar Inverter
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