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S. Saponara, G. Ciarpi: “Universal and inductorless DC/DC converter for multi-output power sup-plies in sensor and actuator networks”, SPIE Microtechnologies, May 2017

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Abstract: This work proposes a universal and inductorless DC/DC converter that can be used for a wide input range, from few V to 60 V, to regulate output voltages from 5 V down to 1…
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S. Saponara, G. Ciarpi, B. Neri: “System-level modelling/analysis and LNA design in low-cost auto-motive technology of a V2X wireless transceiver”, IEEE Research and Technologies for Society and Industry, September 2017

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Abstract—The paper presents the transistor-level design, using Keysight ADS environment, of a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA), the key block of wireless transceivers in automotive V2X (vehicle to everything) applications. A system-level exploration of the transceiver,…
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S. Saponara, G. Ciarpi, F. Giannetti, "Analysi and Simulations of mmW transceiver for System-in-Package communications", Lecture Notes on Electrical Engineering Springer, vol. 512, pp. 99-106, July 2017

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Abstract: This paper uses an analytical approach to provide a performance analysis of a millimeter-wave short-range link for System in Package (SiP) applications. Thanks to an analytical modeling of the real Si-integrated antenna, an easy-to-use…
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G. Pennelli, S. Elyamny, E.Dimaggio, "Thermal conductivity of silicon nanowire forests" Nanotechnology , October 2018 doi.org/10.1088/1361-6528/aae5b6

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A large amount of parallel silicon nanowires, placed perpendicularly to a silicon substrate (silicon nanowire forests), has been contacted and assembled in order to fabricate legs of a thermoelectric generator. This paper reports the measurement…
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E.Dimaggio, D.Narducci, G.Pennelli, "Fabrication of silicon nanowire forests for thermoelectric applications by Metal Assisted Chemical Etching", Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, September 2018, doi.org/10.1007/s11665-018-3605-2

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Silicon nanowires, whose thermal conductivity is strongly reduced with respect to that of the bulk silicon, are very promising for high-efficient thermoelectric conversion. This work focuses on the development of a technique for the fabrication…
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