Seminar Micro- und Nanosystem Technology
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Number | 0000003628 |
Type | seminar |
Duration | 3 SWS |
Term | Wintersemester 2024/25 |
Language of instruction | German |
Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
Dates | See TUMonline |
- 21.10.2024 13:00-15:00 Online: Videokonferenz / Zoom etc.
- 21.01.2025 15:00-17:00 N1135, Seminarraum
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Current topics
Topic | Supervisor | Status |
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A Survey of On-Chip Bandgap References | Stefan Pechman | taken |
Impact ionization effect on LDMOS Devices The impact ionization effect and its implications on the performance and reliability of LDMOS devices is a non-negligable factor in power device designs. It can significantly influence the characteristics and the safe operating area of HV transistors. This study should provide an in-depth analysis of the physical principles behind impact ionization, and how it manifests in LDMOS devices under various operating conditions. A key focus will be on understanding the relationship between impact ionization and the device parameters such as temperature, breakdown voltage, and doping concentration. A further examination on the modeling of impact ionization in compact models is optional. | Luis Poeller | available |
Two Quantum bit Gate A study about two Qubit (iSWAP) logic gate including the truth table, physical implementation, capacitance matrix, coupling strength and so on. | Zhen Luo | taken |
Synthesis of ladder-type DMS acoustic wave filters The Double-Mode Surface Acoustic Wave (DMS) filter is an advanced RF filter used in mobile communications to manage signal transmission. It operates by using surface acoustic waves to filter specific frequencies, with a design that allows for multiple resonance modes. This leads to a broad passband and high selectivity, essential for reducing interference in applications like LTE and 5G networks. The seminar will focus on the design and synthesis of DMS filters, exploring techniques such as interdigital transducers (IDTs) and pitch modulation to enhance filtering efficiency and signal quality. | Zhen Luo | available |
Clock generation circuit survey Literature review of different types of the clock signal generation circuit, comparison could be made but not limited to: Analog vs Digital, Frequency, Power, Accuracy, and so on. The document should be written with circuit architecture, principle analysis and performance comparison. | Running Guo | taken |
Energy-Efficient Direct RF-modulation transmitter in V-band Conventional Gilbert-Cell based mixers are not suitable for ultra low-power battery-operated radio devices due to its high power consumption and hence it is desirable to perform modulation (OOK/ ASK) directly at the power amplifier end for such devices which eliminates the mixer usage. In this seminar you will perform a survey of such CMOS-based transmitter architectures operating in the V-band (40-75 GHz) and compare their performance. | Aditya Gupta | taken |
Investigate the Time-Interleaved ADC calibration techniques Interleaving provides advantages in terms of power and speed. Unfortunately, due to process-voltage-temperature (PVT), the TI-ADC channel responses experience mismatches. The tasks of the seminar at a glance: 1. Basic of TI-ADC operation 2. Error sources in TI-ADC 3. Introduce and compare the different calibration techniques | Ruloan Jia | taken |
Investigate the radiation-induced errors in neural network Thanks to the low power consumption, and low cost, artificial neural networks (ANNs) and convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are attractive for space applications, such as space exploration, and autonomous driving. Unfortunately, the neural network based on the CMOS technology has been shown to have high radiation sensitivity. Therefore, those aspects are interesting to be investigated: 1. Which radiation effects can influence the neural network’s accuracy 2. How can we evaluate the radiation-included errors in different types of neural networks 3. Are there any hardening strategy | Ruloan Jia | taken |
Survey on CMOS Technologies for RF Switches RF Switches are necessary components in modern RFFE systems. Solid-state RF switches | Ting Li | taken |
Survey on CMOS Capacitive Capacitive sensors can be utilized for various applications such as proximity sensing, | Ting Li | available |
Large Language Models for Time Series Data Are pre-trained LLMs useful for Time series specific problems and why? | Ferdinand Heinrich | available |
Investigation of Ring Oscillator(RO) performance at Cryogenic temperature (4K) Oscillator is an important block of Phase Locked Loop (PLL). For quantum computing applications, a PLL based frequency synthesizer is used as a sub block of a big RF pulse generator ASIC. This ASIC is used to drive the qubits and it has to work at low temperatures (till 4 kelvin). Aspects that would be interesting to investigate in this seminar is: (1) Study the low temperature performance of ring oscillators (RO) down to 4K (especially the delay per stage, static and dynamic current). (2) Phase noise analysis down to 4K. | Bhattacharyya, Himadri Shekhar | available |
Jitter optimization techniques for medium frequency PLL’s (up to 10 GHz) The direction of literature survey should be focused for LC VCO based PLLs. A comparison with jitter optimization and its influence to power should be made. | Bhattacharyya, Himadri Shekhar | available |
Methods for Signal Synchronization with regard to sEMG With sEMG (surface electromyography), the electrical activity of the muscles is measured non-invasively by attaching electrodes to the skin. The EMG signal should be synchronized with other recordings in order to be able to understand which movements were performed by the test subject at which time of the EMG signal. This can be, for example, a video recording of the test subject or data from an IMU motion capture system. Various methods of synchronization are to be presented and compared in a literature review. | Samira Balbach | available |
AI-based RFIC Transformer Design Microwave RF transformers are critical components in wireless communication systems, responsible for impedance matching, signal coupling. By harnessing AI algorithms, the goal is to enhance the efficiency, performance, and reliability of RFIC transformer design while reducing development time and resource costs. | Peter Wagner | taken |
Hardware-induced noise model at 5G terminals A 5G terminal hardware introduces noise and non-linearities to the signal during signal processing. An accurate noise model is needed to mitigate their effects at the design stage. The antenna is one of the most important hardware components during signal processing at a 5G terminal. The task of this seminar work is to review the most widely used 5G terminal antenna noise and non-linearity models. | Huseyin Kayihan Cömert | available |
Multi-Level Pulse-Shaping for Ultrasonic Transducers Capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducers (CMUTs) offer many benefits in comparison to their piezoelectric counterparts. In the scope of this seminar, one should explore different architectures for multi-level pulse-shaping used for ultrasound transmission with fully integrated CMUT-ICs. | Sebastian Peller | available |