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2020 – today
- 2024
[c13]Aditya Gupta, Marco Dietz, Andre Engelmann, Amelie Hagelauer:
Ultra-Low Power 60 GHz Class-C Frequency Tripler in 22-nm FDSOI CMOS Technology. LASCAS 2024: 1-5- 2023
- [j2]Tim Maiwald
, Teng Li, George-Roberto Hotopan, Katharina Kolb, Karina Disch, Julian Potschka, Alexander Haag, Marco Dietz, Björn Debaillie, Thomas Zwick, Klaus Aufinger, Dieter Ferling, Robert Weigel, Akshay Visweswaran:
A Review of Integrated Systems and Components for 6G Wireless Communication in the D-Band. Proc. IEEE 111(3): 220-256 (2023) - [c12]Zhen Luo, Ivan Tsitsilin, Christian Schneider, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer:
Extended Approach for Efficient Coupling Strength Determination for Superconducting Qubit. QCE 2023: 288-289 - 2021
- [j1]Tim Maiwald, Julian Potschka, Katharina Kolb, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Akshay Visweswaran, Robert Weigel:
A Broadband Zero-IF Down-Conversion Mixer in 130 nm SiGe BiCMOS for Beyond 5G Communication Systems in D-Band. IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. II Express Briefs 68(7): 2277-2281 (2021) - [c11]Sascha Breun, Albert-Marcel Schrotz, Marco Dietz, Vadim Issakov, Robert Weigel:
A 268-325 GHz 5.2 dBm Psat Frequency Doubler Using Transformer-Based Mode Separation in SiGe BiCMOS Technology. BCICTS 2021: 1-4 - 2020
- [c10]Katharina Kolb, Julian Potschka, Tim Maiwald, Klaus Aufinger, Amelie Hagelauer, Marco Dietz, Robert Weigel:
A 28 GHz Highly Accurate Phase- and Gain-Steering Transmitter Frontend for 5G Phased-Array Applications. MWSCAS 2020: 432-435 - [c9]Julian Potschka, Julian Zuber, Katharina Kolb, Tim Maiwald, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Klaus Aufinger, Robert Weigel:
A Switchable, Passively Tuneable 28 GHz to 39 GHz Upconversion Link for a 5G Repeater using a Broadside Coupler and Analog Predistortion in a 130 nm BiCMOS Technology. NEWCAS 2020: 30-33 - [c8]Tim Maiwald, Albert-Marcel Schrotz, Katharina Kolb, Julian Potschka, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Robert Weigel:
A Technology Independent Synthesis Approach for Integrated mmWave Coupled Line Circuits. RWS 2020: 259-261 - [c7]Julian Potschka, Marco Dietz, Katharina Kolb, Tim Maiwald, Dieter Ferling, Amelie Hagelauer, Robert Weigel:
A Tuneable Fully Single-Ended 39GHz to 28GHz Gilbert Micromixer for 5G Using Analog Predistortion in a 130nm BiCMOS Technology. RWS 2020: 334-336
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c6]Julian Potschka, Christopher Soell, Jens Kirchner, Christian Mardin, Markus Stadelmayer, Tim Maiwald, Sascha Breun, Katharina Kolb, Andreas Bauch, Marco Dietz, Christopher Beck, Matthias Völkel, Amelie Hagelauer, Robert Weigel:
Design of an Integrated Subretinal Implant using Cellular Neural Networks for Binary Image Generation in a 130 nm BiCMOS Process. EMBC 2019: 5268-5273 - 2018
- [c5]Marco Dietz, Martin Striegel, Robert Weigel, Amelie Hagelauer:
A new heat-warning-system based on a wireless body area network for protecting firefighters in indoor operations. WiSNet 2018: 34-37 - 2017
- [c4]Matthias Völkel, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Robert Weigel, Dietmar Kissinger:
A 60-GHz low-noise variable-gain amplifier in a 130-nm BiCMOS technology for sixport applications. ISCAS 2017: 1-4 - [c3]Christian Schmidt, Johannes Nehring, Marco Dietz, Robert Weigel, Dietmar Kissinger, Amelie Hagelauer:
A 10 Gb/s highly-integrated adaptive pseudo-noise transmitter for biomedical applications. RWS 2017: 101-103 - 2016
- [c2]Thomas Girg, Daniel Schrüfer, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Dietmar Kissinger, Robert Weigel:
Low complexity 60-GHz receiver architecture for simultaneous phase and amplitude regenerative sampling systems. ISIC 2016: 1-4 - [c1]Thomas Girg, Christopher Beck, Marco Dietz, Amelie Hagelauer, Dietmar Kissinger, Robert Weigel:
A 180 GHz frequency multiplier in a 130nm SiGe BiCMOS technology. NEWCAS 2016: 1-4
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