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  1. An on-chip three-level boost converter for energy harvesting application

    The first on-chip three-level boost converter with 0.28 mm2 die size is implemented using 65 nm CMOS technology. Leveraging the advantages of hybrid switched capacitor converters, the converter manages to provide a maximum output voltage of 4.5 V with the available 2.5 V devices in this technology. …

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  2. Design of low-power digital circuits in the sub-threshold domain

    … for subthreshold operation, 2) couple of level shifter circuits capable of sub-threshold to above threshold voltage conversion and 3) a subthreshold memory array. We have used the 28nm FD-SOI technology from ST Microelectronics. The standard cell library contains basic design cell units, …

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  3. Battery Cell Monitoring Unit

    … a single op-amp differential amplifier and level shifter, and a high-precision composite amplifier. The proposed circuit is implemented on a printed circuit board. Measurement results show that the highest power dissipation under continuous operation is from the current sensing circuit at …

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  4. A Reliable CMOS Receiver for Power Line Communications in Integrated Circuits

    … three main sub-blocks. The first sub-block is a level shifter, which lowers the offset voltage of the supply voltage to approximately 0.5VDD. The second sub-block is a signal extractor, which detects a data signal superimposed on the power line. The signal extractor is a differential amplifier, …

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