What We Do Theses & Dissertations

Minhong Mi, "Analysis, Design, and Optimization of Antennas on CMOS Integrated Circuits for Energy Harvesting Applications," 2003.
Joshua Maina, "Complex Pulse Forming Technique using AM Detector Type Circuitry and the Application of CDMA to RFID for the Simultaneous reading of Multiple Tags," 2005.
Charles George Greene, "Area of Operation for a Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) Tag in the Far-Field," 2006.
Peter J. Hawrylak, "Analysis and Development of a Mathematical Structure to Describe Energy Consumption of Sensor Networks," 2006.
Leonid Mats, "An in-situ Approach for Characterization and Modeling of Transponder Packaging Techniques in Radio Frequency Identification Systems," 2007.

Chad Emahiser - An Investigation of a Radio Frequency Energy Detector Using Microstrip Technology
Dmitry Gorodetsky - An Investigation of On-Chip Antenna Characteristics Related to Energy Harvesting Applications
Matt Volkar - Tuning and Control of An On-Chip Piezoelectric Resonator
Charles E. Greene - On-Chip Impedance Transformations for a Standard CMOS Process
Carl E. Taylor - Using VCOS as RF Measuring Devices
Michael Snyder - An Analysis of Antennas and the Effect of Proximate Elements and Conductors
Randy Maruschock - "A System to Analyze Continuous Ink Jet Droplets"
Dan Ulinski - Organic Diode and Other Circuit Element Creation Through Variations of Poly (3, 4-ethylenedioxythiophene) Synthesis
Daniel Harrist - Wireless Battery Charging Systems using Radio Frequency Energy Harvesting
David Sammel - Designing, Fabricating and Testing Concurrently Active Wireless Sensors
Doreen Jacob - Electrical Stimulation with Application to Facial Paralysis
Tim Carey - Proof of Concept Design for Single Dimension Position Determination Using Passive RFID

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