A monolithically integrated butt-coupled 3D bulk CMOS Si photodetector array with a fiber couplers platform on a single-chip

Alirezaei, Iman Sabri; Vierhaus, Joerg; Burte, Edmund P.

doi:10.1016/j.sna.2017.09.041

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“…Up to now, it has been half a century since Alirezaei, i. s. proposed and successfully developed the world's first integrated temperature sensor in 1966 [7]. However, the idea of using the characteristic of PN junction voltage changing with temperature to realize the temperature induction of integrated circuit is still used up to now, and forms an important branch of integrated temperature sensor --integrated temperature sensor in voltage domain.…”

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Research on Integrated Temperature Sensor Based on Low Power Single Chip

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To effective use of wind energy resources in low wind region, the "vertical axis-building block-pressure type" blade is developed. Firstly, a large rectangular frame is designed in order to form a slice of whole blades; Secondly, several small units which can turn freely around the shaft are installed on the whole blades; Finally, the two pieces of the overall blades are made of a pair of big blade and it is installed in the axis of wind turbine, which is symmetrical of left and right sides. While working, wind energy would press vertically a whole blade to get moving torque and drive the generator to power. To verify the design results, this article made a small physical device and tested under different wind speed. The results showed that the device started low wind speed performance was good and operation was stable and reliable.

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Section: Low Power Consumption Monolithic Integrated Temperature Sensmentioning

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A monolithically integrated butt-coupled 3D bulk CMOS Si photodetector array with a fiber couplers platform on a single-chip

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