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18th PRIME 2023: Valencia, Spain
- 18th Conference on Ph.D Research in Microelectronics and Electronics, PRIME 2023, Valencia, Spain, June 18-21, 2023. IEEE 2023, ISBN 979-8-3503-0320-9
- Dongyang Yan, Yang Zhang, Mark Ingels, Piet Wambacq:
A 0.13μm GaAs HEMT Reconfigurable Balance-to-Doherty Stacked Power Amplifier for 5G mm-wave Applications. 1-4 - Manuel Wittlinger, Markus Grözing, Manfred Berroth:
Switching Mode Power Amplifier for Fully Digital RF Transmitter at 3.6 GHz in 22 nm FD-SOI CMOS. 5-8 - Ciro Scognamillo, Antonio Pio Catalano
, Vincenzo d'Alessandro, Peter J. Zampardi, Kerry Burger:
Improving Performance of InGaP/GaAs HBT Arrays by means of Temperature-Dependent Base Ballasting Resistors. 9-12 - Nouhaila Rzaik, Cédric Dehos, Mykhailo Zarudniev, Alexandre Siligaris, Jose-Luis Gonzalez Jimenez:
A mmW RadCom System for Short-Range Hand Gesture Sensing and Data Synchronization. 13-16 - Alvaro Urain, David del Río, Roc Berenguer:
Area-Efficient and Wideband Input Stages for SiGe BiCMOS G-Band LNAs. 17-20 - Riccardo Della Sala
A Novel Ultra-Low Voltage Fully Synthesizable Comparator exploiting NAND Gates. 21-24 - Valerio Spinogatti, Cristian Bocciarelli, Francesco Centurelli, Riccardo Della Sala
Robust Body Biasing Techniques for Dynamic Comparators. 25-28 - Valentina Marazzi, Enrico Monaco, Claudio Nani, Danilo Manstretta:
Analysis and Design of a Low Power Double Tail Comparator with Dynamic Bias in 5nm FinFET Technology. 29-32 - Aditi Chakraborty, Ashis Maity:
Minimizing Quiescent Power in a Dynamically Biased Comparator and its Application in Relaxation Oscillator. 33-36 - Cristian Bocciarelli, Francesco Centurelli, Riccardo Della Sala
A 2.5 GHz, 0.6 V Body Driven Dynamic Comparator Exploiting Charge Pump Based Dynamic Biasing. 37-40 - Francesco Grattacaso, Paolo del Croce, Andrea Baschirotto:
A 21kHz Phase Boost through Split & Filter Loop Stability Optimisation in Automotive Current Limitation. 41-44 - Esmaeil Kavousi Ghafi, Oliver Lang, Matthias Wagner, Alexander Melzer, Mario Huemer:
RF Solder Ball Break Detection in Automotive FMCW Radars Using Isolated Targets' Phase. 45-48 - Marcello Tettamanti
An Asynchronous Constant TOFF, 10 A, Buck Converter with Peak Current Mode Control for Automotive Applications. 49-52 - Alessandro Domenico Minnella, Alessandro Finocchiaro, Giuseppe Papotto, Giuseppe Palmisano, Alessandro Parisi:
A 0-360° phase shifter for 77-GHz automotive radar sensors in 28-nm FD-SOI CMOS technology. 53-56 - Davide Colaiuda
Control Circuits for Adjustable Digitally Programmed DC Power Supplies. 57-60 - Francesco Gagliardi
A Compact All-MOSFETs PVT-compensated Current Reference with Untrimmed 0.88%-(σ/μ). 61-64 - Francesco Gagliardi
A Novel High-Performance Parallel-Type Slew-Rate Enhancer for LCD-Driving Applications. 65-68 - Aryan Kannaujiya
Noninverting Schmitt Trigger Circuit with Improved Hysteresis Behavior. 69-72 - Chiara Venezia, Alessandro Rizzo, Salvatore Pennisi:
15 nA CMOS Analog Voltage Buffer Insensitive to PVT Variations. 73-76 - Lucien Paquien, Baudouin Martineau, Didier Belot, Nathalie Deltimple:
A compact bidirectional reconfigurable 2nd-order low-pass filter for 5G FR2 applications. 77-80 - Mehmet Emin Kisa, Burak Kelleci, Mustafa Berke Yelten:
A 560 MHz Frequency Multiplier Employing a Novel Pseudo-Differential Charge-Pump PLL. 81-84 - Antonio Picardi, Roberto Cardella
A 60 μW front-end for 10 ps resolution monolithic pixel sensors in a 130nm SiGe BiCMOS process. 85-88 - Carlo Alberto Fenoglio, Roberto Cardella
A Scalable Frame-Based Readout Architecture for Monolithic Pixel Detectors with Local ADC and Time Digitization. 89-92 - Kevin Andres Herrera Pesantes, Enrico Conca, Simone Riccardo, Fabio Telesca, Fabio Signorelli, Alberto Tosi:
8-Channel Time-of-Flight Single-Photon Detection Module Based on InGaAs/InP SPAD Array. 93-96 - Syed Adeel Ali Shah, Hubert Kroha, Marcello De Matteis, Andrea Baschirotto, Robert Richter:
65 nm CMOS 8 mV/fC, 14.6 ns Rising Time Analog Front-End for ATLAS Muon Drift Tubes Detectors. 97-100 - Chiara Ferrero
Monte Carlo simulations of Fully Depleted CMOS pixel sensors for radiation detection applications. 101-104 - Simone Giroletti
Charge Sensitive Amplifiers with Bi- and Trilinear Signal Compression Feature for LGAD Detectors. 105-108 - Naveen Srinivassane, Aïcha Saïd, Frédéric Hameau, Rémy Vauché, Florence Podevin, Sylvain Bourdel:
Oscillator Based Bio-Sensor for Skin Sweating Detection: A Feasibility Survey. 109-112 - Mirza Hassan Baig, Elia A. Vallicelli
56-MHz-Bandwidth 2.4-3.5 μV/Pascal-Sensitivity-Range Polyvinylidene Fluoride Ultrasound Sensor Array for Biomedical Thermoacoustic Imaging. 113-116 - Hanieh Ashrafirad, Virgilio Valente:
A Time-Based CMOS Readout Circuit for Amperometric Biosensors. 117-120 - Johanna Zikulnig, Sabine Lengger, Lukas Rauter, Sandro Carrara, Jürgen Kosel:
A Sustainable Printed Chitosan-Based Sensor for Acetone Detection. 121-124 - Lorenzo Stevenazzi, Andrea Baschirotto, Gennaro Di Meo, Luca Gelmi, Elia A. Vallicelli
A 0.26 dB Noise-Figure 2.4 mW-Power Low-Noise-Amplifier with Auto-Tuned Pseudo-Resistors for Ionoacoustic Range Verification. 125-128 - Nicolò Zugno, Francesco Brandonisio, Thomas Niederfriniger, Andrea Bevilacqua:
On the Design Challenges of Class-C Oscillators in Ultra-Scaled CMOS Technologies. 129-132 - Ioanna Apostolina, Danilo Manstretta:
A 20-GHz Multi-Core Digitally Controlled Oscillator with -118 dBc/Hz Phase Noise at 1MHz Offset in 28nm CMOS. 133-136 - Gurjeet Singh, Xhulio Selmani, Rinaldo Castello, Antonio Liscidini:
A Wide Bandwidth, Low Power, Linear Quantized-Analog VGA in 28 nm CMOS Technology and 1.2V Supply. 137-140 - Xin Xu
A 28 GHz and 38 GHz Dual-Band Up-Conversion Mixer for 5G Applications in 22 nm FD-SOI CMOS. 141-144 - Mayank Kumar Singh
A Low Power Differential Delay Cell without Cross-Coupled Latch for Ring VCO. 145-148 - David Leonardo, João Xavier, João Pedro Oliveira, João Goes
A Skew-Insensitive Switched Source-Follower Analog Frontend for Time-Interleaved ADCs. 149-152 - Matthias Wagner, Oliver Lang, Esmaeil Kavousi Ghafi, Andreas Schwarz, Mario Huemer:
Homogeneity Enforced Calibration for Pipelined ADCs Including Nonlinear Stage Amplifiers. 153-156 - Philipp Dauer, Milena Czierlinski, Sebastian Billaudelle, Andreas Grübl, Johannes Schemmel:
A flexible column parallel successive-approximation ADC for hybrid neuromorphic computing. 157-160 - Xu Wang
MMSE Estimator for Linearized Analysis and SNR of ADCs Tested with Sinusoidal Inputs. 161-164 - Marco Tambussi, Marco Grassi, Edoardo Bonizzoni, Piero Malcovati:
Trade-Offs in Active and Passive NS-SAR ADCs Architectures for Ultra-Low Power Audio Activity Detection Applications. 165-168 - Marco Angioli
Automatic Hardware Accelerators Reconfiguration through LinearUCB Algorithms on a RISC-V Processor. 169-172 - Gerardo Saggese, Ettore Napoli, Antonio Giuseppe Maria Strollo:
CFPM: Run-time Configurable Floating-Point Multiplier. 173-176 - Giovanni Todaro, Matteo Monopoli
Enhanced Soft GPU Architecture for FPGAs. 177-180 - Matteo Monopoli
Exploiting FPGA Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration for a Soft GPU-based System-on-Chip. 181-184 - Jan Grobe
A Fast-Response Resonant GaN Converter with Post-Regulation for Distributed DC-Grid Feed-In. 185-188 - Tobias Zekorn, Erik Wehr, Kenny Vohl, Ralf Wunderlich, Stefan Heinen:
A Fast-Response Reference Current Source for High- and Low-Side High-Voltage Current Mirrors for Gate-Shaping Digital Gate Drivers. 189-192 - Katia Samperi, Nunzio Spina, Salvatore Pennisi, Giuseppe Palmisano:
Integrated GaN digital soft start-up for switching power converters. 193-196 - Nataly Pozo
Enhancement-mode p-GaN Comparators for power applications. 197-200 - Alessandro Gemelli, Francesco Rezzi, Marco Grassi, Edoardo Bonizzoni, Piero Malcovati:
Adaptive Constant On-Time Control Technique Application in Boost Converters. 201-204 - Paolo Melillo
Time-Based Buck Converter with Variable Frequency DCM and ON-Time Correction for Seamless Transitions. 205-208 - Alessandra Dolmeta
Hardware architecture for CRYSTALS-Kyber post-quantum cryptographic SHA-3 primitives. 209-212 - Antonio Javier Cabrera Gutiérrez, Encarnación Castillo, Antonio Escobar-Molero, Diego Pedro Morales, Luis Parrilla:
Blockchain-based implementation of Tradable Green Certificates. 213-216 - Rafael Carrera Rodriguez, Florent Bruguier, Emanuele Valea
Correlation Electromagnetic Analysis on an FPGA Implementation of CRYSTALS-Kyber. 217-220 - Filippo Spinelli
Low-complexity Machine Learning Architecture for Hardware-aware True Random Number Generators Assessment and Continuous Monitoring. 221-224 - João Cabacinho
Design of a 28nm CMOS Self-Biased Ring Oscillator for Intrinsically Robust PVT TRNG. 225-228 - Samuel Ellicott, Michael Kines, Waleed Khalil:
Design Space Exploration of TRNG Latches for Improved Entropy and Efficiency. 229-232 - Nicola J. Rinaldi
A DC SPICE Level 3 Model for 4H-SiC lateral NMOSFET under strong inversion conditions. 233-236 - Michele Sartori, Martina Arosio, Andrea Baschirotto:
Characterization of an integrated High-Voltage capacitance in Silicon-On-Insulator technology. 237-240 - Mirko Alecci, Alessandro Bertolini, Alessandro Gasparini, Claudio Bona, Piero Malcovati, Edoardo Bonizzoni:
Noise Analysis in Voltage Mode Controlled DC-DC Converters. 241-244 - Ruolan Jia, Stefan Pechmann, Andrea Baroni, Christian Wenger, Amelie Hagelauer:
A RRAM Characterization System with Flexible Readout Operations using an Integrating ADC. 245-248 - Nicholas St. John
Self-Adaptation of Line Driver Pre-Emphasis Parameters via Embedded Line Loss Sensing. 249-252 - Renjith Sasikumar, Revathy Padmanabhan:
Variability-aware electrochemical metallization based memristive neural network for pattern classification. 253-256 - Inês Nogueira De Brito, Nuno Paulino, Blazej Nowacki, Tommy Mullane:
A Calibration Scheme for a Sigma-Delta Modulator Using Passive Integrators. 257-260 - Leidy Mabel Alvero-Gonzalez
Ultra-Low Power Heart Rate Estimation with VCO-based ADCs. 261-264 - Hamed Nasiri, Cheng Li, Lihong Zhang:
A Power-Efficient Successive Approximation Algorithm for Low-Activity Signals. 265-268 - Roberto Rubino, Francesco Musolino, Yong Chen, Anna Richelli, Paolo Crovetti:
A 880 nW, 100 kS/s, 13 bit Differential Relaxation-DAC in 180 nm. 269-272 - Francesco Malena, Andrea Boni, Michele Caselli:
A PWM-DAC for Analog In-Memory Computing in Mixed-Signal Accelerators. 273-276 - Emanuele Valpreda
ERODE: Error Resilient Object DetEction by Recovering Bounding Box and Class Information. 277-280 - Andrea Mattia Garavagno
A hardware-aware neural architecture search algorithm targeting low-end microcontrollers. 281-284 - Haydar Al Haj Ali
Assessment of Recurrent Spiking Neural Networks on Neuromorphic Accelerators for Naturalistic Texture Classification. 285-288 - Giulio Gubello
Modular 76-channel instrument for Broadband Raman Spectroscopy. 289-292 - Keyvan Farhang Razi, Alexandre Schmid:
Digital One-Shot Charge-balancing Method for Implantable Current-Mode Electrical Stimulation. 293-296 - Samuel Gaspar, Igor Mucha, Piero Malcovati:
Comparison of Interface Circuits for Continuous-Time Read-Out from MEMS Microphones. 297-300 - Francisco Barreira
9.9 V High-Voltage Switch in a standard 180 nm CMOS technology for MEMS Inclinometers. 301-304 - Chiara Micheli
A pilot study: electronic skin sensitive to the grasping speed. 305-308 - Raphael Maier, Mourad Elsobky, Carsten Leube, Thomas Alpert, Jens Anders:
A C/V Converter for MEMS Gyroscope Readouts Featuring a Single Stage Class AB OTA. 309-312 - Ruixuan Yang
A Reconfigurable Dual-Mode Integrated CMOS Laser Diode Driver for iToF/dToF Based 3D Sensing. 313-316 - Xu Wang
Performance Limits of Fractional-N Digital PLLs with Mid-Rise TDCs. 317-320 - Alessio Luongo, Stefano D'Amico, Maurizio Inversi, Angelo Malvasi:
Noise Figure Analysis in Current Mode Direct Conversion Receivers. 321-324 - Lorenzo Tomasin
A Time-Variant Analysis of Passive Resistive Mixers Using Thevenin Theorem. 325-328 - Lukas Schramm
Influence of Transistor Compact Model Accuracy on Phase Noise Simulation. 329-332 - Merve Gölçek Yazici, Asim Kepkep, Metin Yazgi:
Bi-directional Distributed Amplifier in 0.11 μm CMOS Technology. 333-336 - Bharat Kalyan Thota, Patrick Reynaert:
Low-Loss Tunable-Phase Transmission Line Couplers -A Comparative Study. 337-340 - Erik Wehr, Tobias Zekorn, Kenny Vohl, Ralf Wunderlich, Stefan Heinen:
An External-Capacitorless High-PSR Linear Voltage Regulator With Source-Follower-Based Pre-Filter. 341-344 - Xi-An Wu, Tong Tian:
A Transient Response Improved Output Capacitorless LDO. 345-348 - Florin Dumitru, Ozan Serpedin, Gheorghe Brezeanu:
A Fast-Transient mitigation technique for a dual-loop, linear search, self-timed, Asynchronous Digital LDO. 349-352 - Simone Zaffin, Stefano Macario, Alessandro Bertolini
Common-Gate Zero Current Detector with Body-Voltage Based Offset Compensation. 353-356 - Harald Dillersberger, Douglas Tham, Bernd Deutschmann
A Sub-100 mV AC/DC Converter with Impedance Matching for Magnetic Field Energy Harvesting. 357-360 - Léon Weihs, Jonas Zoche, Jan Grobe
Sub-modular MPPT for Decentralised Grid Feed-in Under Fast Changing Irradiation Applications. 361-364 - Abdullah Alshehri, Abdullah Alqarni, Kuilian Yang
A 270 fJ/op 5.8 GHz MOS Current Mode Logic D-Latch for High-Speed Application. 365-368 - N. Vamshi Krishna, Rahul Tripathy, Joshitha Marripudi, Soumya J.
Improving Functional Coverage of Network-On-Chip Using Differential Evolution. 369-372 - Emanuele Pagani, Nico Corsinovi, Matteo Bertolucci, Luca Fanucci:
Design and FPGA implementation of a high-speed transposed Farrow structure for arbitrary resampling in digital receivers. 373-376 - Luca Urbinati
Design-Space Exploration of Mixed-precision DNN Accelerators based on Sum-Together Multipliers. 377-380
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