Marina DENG

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University of Bordeaux

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Marina Deng is an Associate Professor at Université de Bordeaux, France. Her research areas include the modeling and design of advanced terahertz transistors, photodiodes, and communication systems, with a focus on applications in beyond-5G technologies. Recent publications highlight her work on InP DHBTs, SPICE modeling for UTC-photodiodes, and the performance prediction of advanced transistor technologies.

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InP DHBT analytical modeling: towards THz transistors

SPICE Modeling in Verilog-A for Photo-response in UTC-photodiodes targeting Beyond-5G Circuit Design

Extraction of small-signal equivalent circuit for de-embedding of 3D vertical nanowire transistor

Multiscale Compact Modelling of UTC-Photodiodes Enabling Monolithic Terahertz Communication Systems Design

Importance of Probe Choice for Extracting Figures of Merit of Advanced mmW Transistors

Investigation of Variation in on-Si on-Wafer TRL Calibration in sub-THz

SiGe HBTs and BiCMOS Technology for Present and Future Millimeter-Wave Systems

Meander-Type Lines: An Innovative Design for On-Wafer TRL Calibration for mmW and sub-mmW Frequencies Measurements

Performance prediction of InP/GaAsSb double heterojunction bipolar transistors for THz applications

Towards monolithic indium phosphide (InP)-based electronic photonic technologies for beyond 5G communication systems

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