High-Frequency Power Generation
Power generation at high frequencies is an interesting challenge for silicon-based integrated circuits. In this research thrust we focus on innovative solutions for this problem, based on distributed circuits and deep understanding of the fundamental trade-offs in this area of research.
Flip-Chip Aperture Coupled D-Band Active Radiator Tiles in 22-nm CMOS FDSOI
Transmitarrays for wireless power transfer on Earth and in space
Popup arrays for large space-borne apertures
Fine Pitch D-Band Transmit Modules with Flip-Chip Aperture Coupled Antennas
Frontiers in Flexible and Shape-Changing Arrays
Flexible active antenna arrays
Mutual Power Optimization of Photovoltaics and Wireless Power Transfer for Space Based Solar Power
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Optically Synchronized Phased Arrays in CMOS
A 28 GHz Optically Synchronized CMOS Phased Array with an Integrated Photodetector
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Dynamic Focusing of Large Arrays for Wireless Power Transfer and Beyond
Scalable, Deployable, Flexible Phased Array Sheets
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A flexible phased array system with low areal mass density
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A Wideband On-Chip Radiator Driven by a Traveling-Wave Photodetector
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A Photodetector-Driven Coherent RF Array with Wide Tuning Range
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A 69-to-79GHz CMOS multiport PA/radiator with +35.7dBm CW EIRP and integrated PLL
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Fully Integrated CMOS X-band Power Amplifier Quad with Current Reuse and Dynamic Digital Feedback (DDF) Capabilities
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Designing Optimal Surface Currents for Efficient On-Chip mm-Wave Radiators With Active Circuitry
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Dynamic Polarization Control of Two-Dimensional Integrated Phased Arrays
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