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Beyond Scaling

Luca De Michielis

Over the recent decades, the balance between increasing the complexity of computer chips and simultaneously reducing cost per bit has been accommodated by down-scaling. While extremely successful in the past, this approach now faces grave limitations leadi ...

EPFL2012

Fully-integrated CMOS Probes for Magnetic Resonance Applications

Jens Anders

Techniques based on spin resonance effects are amongst the most powerful analytical methods in both modern chemistry and medicine. Recent years have seen a trend toward scaled-down detection coils, exploiting the fact that a reduction of the detector size ...

EPFL2011

In-IC Strategies for 3D Devices in Bulk Silicon

Matthieu Bopp

The increase of components density in advanced microelectronics is practically dictated by the device size and the achievable pitch between the devices. Scaling down dimensions of devices and progress in the circuit design allowed following Moore's law dur ...

EPFL2011

Ferroelectric Field Effect Transistor for Memory and Switch Applications

Giovanni Antonio Salvatore

Silicon technology has advanced at exponential rates both in performances and productivity through the past four decades. However the limit of CMOS technology seems to be closer and closer and in the future we might see an increasing number of hybrid appro ...

EPFL2011

Magnetic Normal Modes in Squared Antidot Array With Circular Holes: A Combined Brillouin Light Scattering and Broadband Ferromagnetic Resonance Study

Dirk Grundler

We present a combined experimental investigation of magnetic normal modes in an antidot lattice using both Brillouin light scattering and broadband ferromagnetic resonance. It was fabricated on a silicon substrate using optical ultraviolet lithography. The ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2010

New approach for SOI pixel sensor

Louis Harik

Silicon on Insulator (SOI) is an interesting alternative to bulk silicon for the fabrication of integrated circuits due to its advantages with respect to the junction leakage, low switching noise coupling, high temperature immunity, low voltage and low pow ...

EPFL2009

Single-chip detector for electron spin resonance spectroscopy

Giovanni Boero

We have realized an innovative integrated detector for electron spin resonance spectroscopy. The microsystem, consisting of an LC oscillator, a mixer, and a frequency division module, is integrated onto a single silicon chip using a conventional complement ...

2008

Three-dimensional electronic devices fabricated on a top-down silicon nanowire platform

Kirsten Emilie Moselund

For the past couple of decades the desire to add more complexity to a computer chip, while simultaneously reducing the cost per bit, has been accommodated by down-scaling. This approach has been extremely successful in the past, but like all good things it ...

EPFL2008

Innovative devices for electron spin resonance spectroscopy on small samples

Malika Bouterfas

Within the past few years, the field of Electron Spin Resonance has become an important tool in physical, chemical and biological research. However, in many cases its usefulness is limited by the sensitivity of the experimental setup. A typical example is ...

EPFL2008

Multi-frequency high-pressure electron spin resonance study of low dimensonal organic conductors

Bálint Náfrádi

Electronic and magnetic properties of quasi-one dimensional ormore widely low-dimensional systems aswell as their related correlated electron phenomena have been at the very frontier of condensed matter physics for quite some time. The reduced dimensionali ...

EPFL2008