• Analysis and design of low phase noise CMOS oscillator circuit topologies 

  Chlis, Ilias (University College Cork, 2016)

  The research activity carried out during the PhD is focused on the study, analysis and design of millimeter-wave integrated oscillator circuits for high-speed wireless communications. In Chapter 1 comparative analyses of ...
• Wideband vibration energy harvesting using electromagnetic transduction for powering internet of things 

  Mallick, Dhiman (University College Cork, 2017)

  The ‘Internet of Things-(IoT)’ envisions a world scattered with physical sensors that collect and transmit data about almost anything and thereby enabling intelligent decision-making for a smart environment. While technological ...
• Thin film technology for optoelectronics and their thermal management 

  Quan, Zhiheng (University College Cork, 2017)

  Thin-film semiconductor optoelectronics are important for applications from optical communication, solid-state lighting, and wearable electronics to biomedical sensors. It is now possible to separate the micrometer-thick ...
• Arrays of quantum-light-emitting diodes with site-controlled pyramidal quantum dots 

  Chung, Tung-Hsun (University College Cork, 2016)

  Quantum information technology is an interdisciplinary subject, merging quantum mechanics and information science. In this field, the building blocks are quantum bits (qubits), which are superposition quantum states of ...
• Electronic transport in metallic and semimetallic nanostructures 

  Sanchez-Soares, Alfonso (University College Cork, 2017)

  After 50 years of continued efforts in downscaling basic electronic components which comprise integrated circuits (ICs), research into new device designs is critical as fundamental physical limits are being reached preventing ...

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