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Pavel Kejik received the diploma degree in 1994 and the Ph.D. degree in 1999 at the Czech Technical University of Prague. In 1999, he joined the Institute of Microelectronics and Microsystems at the EPFL to work on Institute's circuit design and testing. His research interests include fluxgate magnetometry and micro-Hall sensors combined with mixed-signal IC design and low-noise circuit design for industrial applications. Since 2014, Pavel is with Monolithic Power Systems company (the EPFL spin-off company Sensima Technology SA before acquisition) actively working on industrialization of magnetic sensors. He is inventor or co-inventor of several patents related to novel magnetic sensing structures and methods in the domain of contactless current measurement, angular sensing and non-destructive testing. He is giving a lecture devoted to recent developments in the field of smart Hall microsystems within the frame of a yearly Europractice course Smart sensor systems .
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Pierre-André Farine, Pavel Kejik, Pierre-François Thibault Bourdelle
Hannes Bleuler, Marco Picasso, Pavel Kejik, Roland Moser, Gilles Raphaël Santi, David Florian Hippert
Hannes Bleuler, Marco Picasso, Pavel Kejik, Roland Moser, Gilles Raphaël Santi, David Florian Hippert
