Wooyeol Choi

Assistant Professor

Seoul National University

South Korea

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Wooyeol Choi is an Assistant Professor at Seoul National University in South Korea. His research areas focus on electromagnetics and integrated circuits, particularly in the context of submillimeter waves and high-frequency signal generation. Recent publications include advancements in CMOS integrated circuits for applications at 250 GHz to 1.0 THz, as well as improvement techniques for reflection-mode imaging using advanced transceiver technologies.

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Murat Torlak

UNITED STATES

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Ickhyun Song

Hanyang University

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Sabit Ekin

UNITED STATES

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John O'Hara

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Oklahoma State University

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10-GSymbols/s Supply-Modulated APSKC SiGe HBT Transmitter RF Front End for Operation at 250 GHz With 6.8-dBm Peak Modulated Power

380-GHz Third Harmonic Signal Generation Using Differentially Pumped Varactors in a CMOS Voltage Controlled Oscillator

Enabling Applications of Electromagnetic Waves at 0.3–1.0 THz Using Silicon Electronic Integrated Circuits

Array of 296-GHz CMOS Concurrent Transceiver Pixels With Phase and Amplitude Extraction Circuits for Improving Reflection-Mode Imaging Resolution

Perspective on active submillimeter electromagnetic wave imaging using CMOS integrated circuits technologies

Lensless Short-Range Reflection-Mode Imaging at 275 GHz Using CMOS Concurrent Transceivers

CMOS Platform for Everyday Applications Using Submillimeter Electromagnetic Waves

426-GHz Concurrent Transceiver Pixel in 65-nm CMOS for Active Imaging

300-GHz Double-Balanced Up-Converter Using Asymmetric MOS Varactors in 65-nm CMOS

Emulating UAV Motion by Utilizing Robotic Arm for mmWave Wireless Channel Characterization

180-GHz Broadside Radiation Bond-Wire Antenna for Short-Range Wireless Communication

A 10-Gb/s 180-GHz Phase-Locked-Loop Minimum Shift Keying Receiver

Terahertz Even-Order Subharmonic Mixer Using Symmetric MOS Varactors

Corrections to “Low-Cost Packaging of 300 GHz Integrated Circuits With an On-Chip Patch Antenna”

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Murat Torlak

Ickhyun Song

Sabit Ekin

John O'Hara

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