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Journal Articles
- 2003
[j1]Carlo Tinella, Jean-Michel Fournier, Didier Belot, Vincent Knopik:
A high-performance CMOS-SOI antenna switch for the 2.5-5-GHz band. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 38(7): 1279-1283 (2003)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2024
- [c10]A. Divay, Cédric Dehos, Ismael Charlet, Fred Gaillard, B. Duriez, Xavier Garros, J. Antonijevic, Joycelyn Hai, Nathalie Revil, Jeremie Forest, Vincent Knopik, Florian Cacho, David Roy, X. Federspiel, S. Crémer, Pascal Chevalier:
A Methodology to Address RF Aging of 40nm CMOS PA Cells Under 5G mmW Modulation Profiles. IRPS 2024: 4 - 2022
- [c9]Joycelyn Hai, Florian Cacho, A. Divay, Estelle Lauga-Larroze, Jean-Daniel Arnould, Jeremie Forest, Vincent Knopik, Xavier Garros:
Comprehensive Analysis of RF Hot-Carrier Reliability Sensitivity and Design Explorations for 28GHz Power Amplifier Applications. IRPS 2022: 4 - 2020
- [c8]Jeremie Forest, Vincent Knopik, Eric Kerherve:
Self-Contained Power Amplifier for 5G. NEWCAS 2020: 222-225 - 2017
- [c7]Boris Moret, Vincent Knopik, Eric Kerherve
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A 28GHz self-contained power amplifier for 5G applications in 28nm FD-SOI CMOS. LASCAS 2017: 1-4 - 2016
- [c6]Florian Cacho, Ahmed Benhassain, Souhir Mhira, Ajith Sivadasan, Vincent Huard, P. Cathelin, Vincent Knopik, Abhishek Jain, C. R. Parthasarathy, Lorena Anghel:
Activity profiling: Review of different solutions to develop reliable and performant design. IOLTS 2016: 47-50 - 2014
- [c5]Aurelien Larie, Eric Kerherve, Baudouin Martineau, Vincent Knopik, Didier Belot:
A 1.2V 20 dBm 60 GHz power amplifier with 32.4 dB Gain and 20 % Peak PAE in 65nm CMOS. ESSCIRC 2014: 175-178 - 2010
- [c4]Baudouin Martineau, Vincent Knopik, Alexandre Siligaris, Frederic Gianesello, Didier Belot:
A 53-to-68GHz 18dBm power amplifier with an 8-way combiner in standard 65nm CMOS. ISSCC 2010: 428-429 - 2008
- [c3]Andras Pozsgay, Tommy Zounes, Razak Hossain, Mounir Boulemnakher, Vincent Knopik, Sébastien Grange:
A Fully Digital 65nm CMOS Transmitter for the 2.4-to-2.7GHz WiFi/WiMAX Bands using 5.4GHz ΔΣ RF DACs. ISSCC 2008: 360-361 - 2005
- [c2]Vincent Knopik, Didier Belot, Baudouin Martineau:
20 dBm CMOS class AB power amplifier design for low cost 2 GHz-2.45 GHz consumer applications in a 0.13µm technology. ISCAS (3) 2005: 2675-2678 - 2003
- [c1]Vincent Knopik, Didier Belot:
0.18μm thin oxide CMOS transceiver front-end with integrated Tx/Rx commutator for low cost Bluetooth solutions. ESSCIRC 2003: 675-678
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