Salvatore Levantino

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Politecnico di Torino

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Salvatore Levantino is a Full Professor at Politecnico di Milano in Italy. His research areas encompass advanced circuit design and calibration techniques, as evidenced by his recent articles focusing on high-performance converters and phased-locked loops. He is particularly interested in applications related to analog-to-digital converters, power management systems, and frequency synthesis for radar technology.

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Stefano Saggini

University of Udine

ITALY

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A 2-GS/s Time-Interleaved ADC With Embedded Background Calibrations and a Novel Reference Buffer for Reduced Inter-Channel Crosstalk

A 96.3% Efficient, 6mVpp Line Transient Response Time-Based Boost Converter With Feedback-PID for AMOLED Displays

A High-Power-Density Quasi-Resonant Switched-Capacitor DC–DC Converter With Single Semiperiod Tank Current Modulation

Hybrid Resonant Switched Tank Converters for High Step-Down Voltage Conversion

A 10-GHz Digital-PLL-Based Chirp Generator With Parabolic Non-Uniform Digital Predistortion for FMCW Radars

A 1-A 90% Peak Efficiency 5–36 V Input Voltage Time-Based Buck Converter With Adaptive Gain Compensation and Controlled-Skip Operation

A Wide-Input-Range Time-Based Buck Converter With Adaptive Gain and Continuous Phase Preset for Seamless PFM/PWM Transitions

Calibration Techniques in Phased-Locked Loops: Theoretical basis and practical applications

Insights on the Dynamic Performance of Nonminimum-Phase Boost Converters Exploiting Inductor-Current-Feedback RHPZ Mitigation

A Low-Spur and Low-Jitter Fractional-N Digital PLL Based on an Inverse-Constant-Slope DTC and FCW Subtractive Dithering

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