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A 3-μW CMOS Glucose Sensor for Wireless Contact-Lens Tear Glucose Monitoring by LIAO, Yu-Te, HUANFEN YAO, LINGLEY, Andrew, PARVIZ, Babak, OTIS, Brian P

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A 20 mV Input Boost Converter With Efficient Digital Control for Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting by Carlson, E.J., Strunz, K., Otis, B.P.

“…This paper presents a low power boost converter for thermoelectric energy harvesting that demonstrates an efficiency that is 15% higher than the…”
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Design of Ultra-Low Power Biopotential Amplifiers for Biosignal Acquisition Applications by Fan Zhang, Holleman, J., Otis, B. P.

“…Rapid development in miniature implantable electronics are expediting advances in neuroscience by allowing observation and control of neural activities. The…”
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A Sub-100 \mu W MICS/ISM Band Transmitter Based on Injection-Locking and Frequency Multiplication by Pandey, J, Otis, B P

“…For fully autonomous implantable or body-worn devices running on harvested energy, the peak and average power dissipation of the radio transmitter must be…”
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Erratum to "A 20 mV Input Boost Converter With Efficient Digital Control for Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting" [Apr 10 741-750] by Carlson, Eric J., Strunz, Kai, Otis, Brian P.

“…In the above article <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref1">[1] , due to a production error, Table I was duplicated. The correct <xref ref-type="table"…”
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A Batteryless 19 μW MICS/ISM-Band Energy Harvesting Body Sensor Node SoC for ExG Applications by YANQING ZHANG, FAN ZHANG, WOOD, Austin, CALHOUN, Benton H, OTIS, Brian P, SHAKHSHEER, Yousef, SILVER, Jason D, KLINEFELTER, Alicia, NAGARAJU, Manohar, BOLEY, James, PANDEY, Jagdish, SHRIVASTAVA, Aatmesh, CARLSON, Eric J

“…This paper presents an ultra-low power batteryless energy harvesting body sensor node (BSN) SoC fabricated in a commercial 130 nm CMOS technology capable of…”
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A 2-GHz FBAR-Based Transformer Coupled Oscillator Design With Phase Noise Reduction by Koo, Jabeom, Wang, Keping, Ruby, Richard, Otis, Brian P.

“…The oscillator architecture is proposed to reduce the close-in phase noise as well as power consumption. The proposed Colpitts oscillator removes the current…”
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Design of a 300-mV 2.4-GHz Receiver Using Transformer-Coupled Techniques by Fan Zhang, Miyahara, Yasunori, Otis, Brian P.

“…This paper presents a 1.6-mW 2.4-GHz receiver that operates from a single supply of 300 mV allowing direct powering from various energy harvesting sources. We…”
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A Digital 1.6 pJ/bit Chip Identification Circuit Using Process Variations by Ying Su, Holleman, J., Otis, B.P.

“…A 128-bit, 1.6 pJ/bit, 96% stable chip ID generation circuit utilizing process variations is designed in a 0.13 mum CMOS process. The circuit consumes 162 nW…”
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A 2.3 \mu W Wireless Intraocular Pressure/Temperature Monitor by Yi-Chun Shih, Tueng Shen, Otis, B. P.

“…We present the design of an ultra-low power, wireless pressure/temperature sensing device for continuous intraocular pressure monitoring. The device is…”
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A 9 \mu A, Addressable Gen2 Sensor Tag for Biosignal Acquisition by Yeager, D, Fan Zhang, Zarrasvand, A, George, N T, Daniel, T, Otis, B P

“…Biosensors present exciting opportunities in novel medical and scientific applications. However, sensor tags presented to date cannot interface with practical…”
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A 3 μW CMOS True Random Number Generator With Adaptive Floating-Gate Offset Cancellation by HOLLEMAN, Jeremy, BRIDGES, Seth, OTIS, Brian P, DIORIO, Chris

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RFID: From Supply Chains to Sensor Nets by Roy, Sumit, Sample, Alanson P., Jandhyala, Vikram, Smith, Joshua R., Wetherall, David J., Otis, Brian P., Chakraborty, Ritochit, Buettner, Michael, Yeager, Daniel J., Ko, You-Chang

“…The next generation internet will be the internet of things (and not just of computing devices like PCs, PDAs); this is presumed to be enabled by integrating…”
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A 0.5 cm(3) four-channel 1.1 mW wireless biosignal interface with 20 m range by Morrison, Tim, Nagaraju, Manohar, Winslow, Brent, Bernard, Amy, Otis, Brian P

“…This paper presents a self-contained, single-chip biosignal monitoring system with wireless programmability and telemetry interface suitable for mainstream…”
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A Fully Integrated RF-Powered Contact Lens With a Single Element Display by Pandey, J, Yu-Te Liao, Lingley, Andrew, Mirjalili, R, Parviz, B, Otis, B

“…We present progress toward a wirelessly-powered active contact lens comprised of a transparent polymer substrate, loop antenna, power harvesting IC, and…”
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Exploiting Electrocorticographic Spectral Characteristics for Optimized Signal Chain Design: A 1.08 Analog Front End With Reduced ADC Resolution Requirements by Smith, William A, Mogen, Brian J, Fetz, Eberhard E, Sathe, Visvesh S, Otis, Brian P

“…Electrocorticography (ECoG) is an important area of research for Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) development. ECoG, along with some other biopotentials, has…”
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A 600 \mu W BAW-Tuned Quadrature VCO Using Source Degenerated Coupling by Rai, S.S., Otis, B.P.

“…A bulk-acoustic wave (BAW)-tuned quadrature voltage-controlled oscillator (BQVCO) designed in 0.13 mum CMOS is presented. The BQVCO operates at 2.1 GHz, with a…”
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A 0.5 ^ Four-Channel 1.1 mW Wireless Biosignal Interface With 20 m Range by Morrison, Tim, Nagaraju, Manohar, Winslow, Brent, Bernard, Amy, Otis, Brian P.

“…This paper presents a self-contained, single-chip biosignal monitoring system with wireless programmability and telemetry interface suitable for mainstream…”
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A Fully Integrated CMOS Accelerometer Using Bondwire Inertial Sensing by Yu-Te Liao, Biederman, William J, Otis, Brian P

“…This paper presents the design, implementation, and characterization of a fully integrated accelerometer using a bondwire inertial sensor. The accelerometer…”
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Ultralow Voltage Nanoelectronics Powered Directly, and Solely, From a Tree by Himes, C., Carlson, E., Ricchiuti, R.J., Otis, B.P., Parviz, B.A.

“…Complex patterns of electrical potential differences exist across the structure of a tree. We have characterized these voltages, and measured values ranging…”
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