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Horst Zimmermann

Univ.Prof.

TU Wien

Austria

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Horst Zimmermann is a University Professor at TU Wien, Austria. His research focuses on advanced photonic and electronic systems, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as low-noise amplifier design, highly-sensitive receiver architectures, and integrated photonic circuits. Professor Zimmermann's work also includes developing innovative CMOS technologies for quantum simulators and high-speed optical receivers.

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Behnam Abdollahi

TU Wien

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Mher Ghulinyan

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Fondazione Bruno Kessler

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Fabio Acerbi

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Bernhard Steindl

TU Wien

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Articles (23)

Low-Noise Modified-RGC Transimpedance Amplifier With Bandwidth Enhancement Using an Intrinsic Negative-RC Network

Slow-Slope Reset Scheme for Highly-Sensitive CMOS Integrate-and-Dump Receiver OEIC

Ultrasensitive Reset-Less Integrator-Based PIN-Diode Receiver With Input Current Control

Voltage-Controlled Pulsed Current Source With Hyperbolic, Squared Hyperbolic, and Quasi-Dirac Delta Function Time Dependence

Multi-Channel PWM Heater Control Chip in 0.18 μm High-Voltage CMOS for a Quantum Simulator

Monolithically Integrated SiON Photonic Circuit and Silicon Single-Photon Detectors for NIR-Range Operation

Large Active Area, Low Capacitance Multi-Dot PIN Photodiode in 0.35 m CMOS Technology

A BiCMOS Active Quencher Using an Inverter-Based Differential Amplifier in the Comparator

Ultra Sensitive PIN-Diode Receiver Utilizing Photocurrent Integration on a Parasitic Capacitance

Reducing Avalanche Build-Up Time by Integrating a Single-Photon Avalanche Diode with a BiCMOS Gating Circuit

A 4 Gb/s Multi-Dot PIN-Photodiode-Based CMOS Optical Receiver Using a Single to Differential TIA-Equalizer

A Near-Infrared Enhanced Field-Line Crowding Based CMOS-Integrated Avalanche Photodiode

Ultra-Sensitive PIN-Photodiode Receiver

Ultra-Low Capacitance Spot PIN Photodiodes

Area and Bandwidth Enhancement of an n+/p-Well Dot Avalanche Photodiode in 0.35 μm CMOS Technology

Dot PIN Photodiodes With a Capacitance Down to 1.14 aF/μm2

Indirect Time-of-Flight with GHz Correlation Frequency and Integrated SPAD Reaching Sub-100 µm Precision in 0.35 µm CMOS

Multi-Channel Gating Chip in 0.18 µm High-Voltage CMOS for Quantum Applications

Direct-Sequence-CDMA in Highly Sensitive Indirect Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor

Cascoded Active Quencher for SPADs With Bipolar Differential Amplifier in 0.35 μm BiCMOS

CMOS Integrated 32 A/W and 1.6 GHz Avalanche Photodiode Based on Electric Field-Line Crowding

Highly Sensitive Indirect Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor With Integrated Single-Photon Avalanche Diode in 0.35 μm CMOS

Transconductance Boosting Technique for Bandwidth Extension in Low-Voltage and Low-Noise Optical TIAs

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Behnam Abdollahi

Mher Ghulinyan

Fabio Acerbi

Bernhard Steindl

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