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Title: Wireless ultra-wide-band transmission prototype ASICs for low-power space and radiation applications.
Authors: Gabrielli, A.1,2, Crepaldi, M.3, Demarchi, D.3,4, Motto Ros, P.3, Villani, G.5
Source: Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A. Nov2014, Vol. 765, p219-222. 4p.
Subjects: Ultra-wideband devices, Prototypes, Application-specific integrated circuits, Electronic circuits, Nanofabrication
Abstract: The paper describes the design and the fabrication of a microelectronic circuit composed of a sensor, an oscillator, a modulator, a transmitter and an antenna. The chip embeds a custom radiation sensor, provided by the silicon foundry that has fabricated the prototypes, but in principle the entire system can read a general sensor, as long as a proper interface circuit is used. The natural application for this circuit is radiation monitoring but the low-power budget extends the applications to space where wireless readout circuits can be applied to any type of sensors, even if not radiation sensitive devices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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