Sensors

A Zero-Voltage Switching Buck Converter With Enhanced Efficiency Over a Wide Load Range

A Zero-Voltage Switching Buck Converter With Enhanced Efficiency Over a Wide Load Range 150 150

Abstract:

This article presents a wide-input-range buck converter featuring a conduction-loss-minimized zero-voltage switching (ZVS) technique. The proposed ZVS topology enables accurate ZVS operation across a wide range of input voltage ( $V_{\mathrm {IN}}$ ) and load current ( $I_{\mathrm {O}}$ ). By keeping the auxiliary inductor current pulse in the ZVS branch separate …

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A Fully-Dynamic Capacitive Touch Sensor With Tri-level Energy Recycling and Compressive Sensing Technique

A Fully-Dynamic Capacitive Touch Sensor With Tri-level Energy Recycling and Compressive Sensing Technique 150 150

Abstract:

Capacitive touch screens have become the dominant user interface over the past decade. Achieving high framerates with low power consumption remains a critical design goal for touch systems. The conventional charge-recycling technique reduces driving power by 64%, but it relies on off-chip capacitors. To address this issue, we propose a tri-level …

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SLiMDO: A Single-Link Multi-Domain-Output Isolated DC–DC Converter With Passive Magnetic Flux Sharing for Local Energy Distribution and Rx Behavior Sensing-Based Global Power Modulation

SLiMDO: A Single-Link Multi-Domain-Output Isolated DC–DC Converter With Passive Magnetic Flux Sharing for Local Energy Distribution and Rx Behavior Sensing-Based Global Power Modulation 150 150

Abstract:

This article introduces a small form-factor single-link multi-domain-output (SLiMDO) isolated dc–dc converter design. The proposed design provides two regulated outputs in separate domains in the receiver (Rx) side with a single micro-transformer. These isolated Rxes achieve local voltage regulation and automatic energy distribution across domains through passive magnetic flux …

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Device Nonideality-Aware Compute-in-Memory Array Architecting: Direct Voltage Sensing, I–V Symmetric Bitcell, and Padding Array

Device Nonideality-Aware Compute-in-Memory Array Architecting: Direct Voltage Sensing, I–V Symmetric Bitcell, and Padding Array 150 150

Abstract:

A voltage sensing compute-in-memory (CIM) architecture has been designed to improve the analog computing accuracy, and a chip on 90-nm flash platform has been successfully fabricated, with the bidirectional operation enabled by the symmetric bitcell structure. By padding the weight sum to a global value for all bit lines (BLs), …

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