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A simple transformer-based resonator architecture for low phase noise LC oscillators

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Ultra-low voltage CMOS operational amplifiers

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Hybrid construction of a 10MHz DC-DC converter for distributed power systems

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  • Advisor: Martin F. Schlecht
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A 250 W high density point-of-load converter

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  • Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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The analysis and design of integrated capacitive displacement sensors

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  • Advisors: Charles G. Sodini; David L. Trumper
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Han, Yehu (2010)

  • Advisor: David J. Perreault
  • Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Energy processing circuits for low-power applications

Ramadass, Yogesh Kumar (2009)

  • Advisor: Anantha P. Chandrakasan
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