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451. Charakterisierung und Test von elektrostatischen Energieharvestern – Eine neue Schaltungstopologie für exaktere Messungen

Björn Bieske, Gerrit Kropp, Lübeck 2017 29. GI/GMM/ITG-Workshop, Testmethoden und Zuverlässigkeit von Schaltungen und Systemen (TuZ 2017)

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452. Charakterisierung von HF-Zellen verschiedener Technologien unter Nutzung modularer PXI-Testsysteme

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453. Charakterisierung, Optimierung und PEEC-Modellierung für einen Signalübertragungsabschnitt in Multi-Chip-Modulen

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454. Chipdesign Germany

With Ilmenau TU, we have developed an AI-based anomaly detection method to automatically detect non-proven and potentially faulty locations in layouts. Our relatetd plugin for the free design tool KiCad is available on GitHub. Source: IMMS.

Eine Veranstaltung der Designinitiative Mikroelektronik

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455. Christian Paintz, Melexis

“Particularly in the evaluation of measurement data, IMMS has impressively demonstrated that a learning algorithm is on a par with manual evaluation – while saving a great deal of time. We are also continuing to pursue methods for circuit and layout analysis, as we see great research and application potential here as well.”

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456. CIM 2025

Complex construction of glass, metal, electronic and pneumatic components on a granite block.

22nd International Metrology Congress

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457. CiS Workshop 2023

ANSYS simulation of MEMS structures for a model library to design novel multisensor applications. Photograph: IMMS.

Workshop Simulation & Design 2023 at CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik

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458. CIVEMSA 2022

The IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications

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459. Clock Gate Insertion with a Yosys-based Netlist Modification Tool

Manuel Jirsak, Adrian Pitterling, Jonas Lienke, Georg Gläser, Heidelberg, Germany 2024 FPGA Ignite Summer School

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460. CMOS image sensor platform for time-resolved fluorescence measurements with europium

Quantitative readout of test strips demonstrates broad applicability in in-vitro diagnostics