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Peters, Luka (author), Serhat, Gokhan (author), Vardar, Y. (author)
Thermal feedback has been proven to enhance user experience in human-machine interactions. Yet state-of-the-art thermal technology has focused on the single finger or palm in static contact, overlooking dynamic and multi-finger interactions. The underlying challenges include incompatible designs of conventional interfaces for providing...
journal article 2023
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Mo, J. (author), LI, J. (author), Zhang, Y. (author), Romijn, J. (author), May, Alexander (author), Erlbacher, Tobias (author), Zhang, Kouchi (author), Vollebregt, S. (author)
In this work, a highly linear temperature sensor based on a silicon carbide (SiC) p-n diode is presented. Under a constant current biasing, the diode has an excellent linear response to the temperature (from room temperature to 600°C). The best linearity (coefficient of determination ${R}^{{2}}$ = 99.98%) is achieved when the current density...
journal article 2023
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Gürleyük, C. (author), Pan, S. (author), Makinwa, K.A.A. (author)
This article presents a 16-MHz RC frequency reference implemented in a standard 180-nm CMOS process. It consists of a frequency-locked loop (FLL) in which the output frequency of a digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) is locked to the frequency-phase characteristic of a Wien bridge RC filter. Since it is made from on-chip resistors and...
journal article 2022
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Pan, S. (author), Makinwa, K.A.A. (author)
Temperature sensors intended for embedded applications should be both energy-and area-efficient. The combination of Wheatstone-bridge (WhB) sensors and continuous-time ADCs has proven to be highly energy efficient [1], [2]. However, their area (> 0.25 mm{2}) is still larger than that of comparable BJT-based sensors [3], [4]. This paper...
conference paper 2019
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Pan, S. (author), Jiang, H. (author), Makinwa, K.A.A. (author)
This paper presents the most energy-efficient CMOS temperature sensor ever reported, with a resolution FoM of 49fJ·K2, 2.7× better than the state-of-the-art. It consists of a Wheatstone bridge made from poly-silicon resistors, which is readout by a 2nd-order Continuous-Time Delta-Sigma modulator (CTDSM). This approach leads to a high resolution ...
conference paper 2017
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