Patrick Reynaert

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KU Leuven

Belgium

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Patrick Reynaert is a Full Professor at KU Leuven, Belgium. His research interests encompass high-speed communication systems, particularly in the context of solid-state electronics and integrated circuits. Recent publications include work on differential oscillators, power amplifiers, and high-frequency wireless communication technologies. He actively contributes to advancing understanding and innovation in the design of integrated circuit components used in next-generation communication systems.

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Azad Naeemi

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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2024 IEEE European Solid-State Electronics Research Conference [Conference Reports]

A 240-/255-GHz High-Efficiency Fundamental Differential Oscillator Based on Ring Oscillator Theory in 22-nm FDSOI

Common-Mode Behavior Optimization for a D-Band Class-AB Power Amplifier Achieving 32 Gb/s in 22-nm CMOS FD-SOI

Design and Analysis of a 28 GHz Bandwidth DC Coupled Active Balun With Phase-Amplitude Compensation in 40-nm CMOS

Design and Implementation of 280-GHz Non-Coherent ASK TX–RX Chipsets in 16-nm FinFET CMOS

Michiel in a Team of Colleagues: MICAS, Matching, mm-Wave, Mentor: How a colorful career in IC research has led to a huge impact on research and education

Evaluation of a Plasmon-Based Optical Integrated Circuit for Error-Tolerant Streaming Applications

When High-Speed Communication Hits a Speed Bump: Exploring Shannon’s Equation in mm-Wave Links

A Fully Integrated 135-GHz Direct-Digital 16-QAM Wireless and Dielectric Waveguide Link in 28-nm CMOS

Design of a Noncoherent 100-Gb/s 3-m Dual-Band PAM-4 Dielectric Waveguide Link in 28-nm CMOS

A Trip Down Memory Lane: IEEE SSCS Leuven Student Chapter and Benelux Chapter Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Transistor [Chapters]

A 39-GHz High Image-Rejection Up-Conversion Mixer in 65-nm CMOS for 5G Communication

A 600-GHz Harmonic Injection-Locked Receiver Array Using Interleaved Modulation in 28-nm CMOS

Analysis and Implementation of Harmonic Injection Locking in Cross-Coupled Oscillators Exploiting Inter-Harmonic Translations

Analysis and Design of Fourth Harmonic Boosting Technique for THz Signal Generation

A 510-to-545 GHz Radiating Source With an SIW-Based Harmonic Power Extractor in 40-nm CMOS

A 420-GHz Sub-5-μm Range Resolution TX–RX Phase Imaging System in 40-nm CMOS Technology

A Ka-Band Doherty-Like LMBA for High-Speed Wireless Communication in 28-nm CMOS

A 670-GHz 4 × 2 Oscillator–Radiator Array Achieving 7.4-dBm EIRP in 40-nm CMOS

An NP Matrix-Based E-Band Power Amplifier Achieving 24-Gbit/s Data Rate Using 256 QAM in 22-nm FD-SOI

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Filip Tavernier

Azad Naeemi

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