GALDERISI, Giulio; KRAMER, Andreas; FUCHSBERGER, Andreas; GONZALEZ-MEDINA, Jose Maria; HE, Yuxuan; HUNG, Lee-Chi; HONG LI, Marrit Jen; KULENKAMPFF, Julian; REUTER, Maximilian; WIND, Lukas; SISTANI, Masiar; MIKOLAJICK, Thomas; NECKEL WESLING, Bruno; DENG, Marina; MANEUX, Cristell; HARPE, Pieter; LOPEZ, Sonia Prado; BAUMGARTNER, Oskar; MUKHERJEE, Chhandak; CANTATORE, Eugenio; CARRARA, Sandro; HOFMANN, Klaus; WEBER, Walter M.; TROMMER, Jens

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This work introduces SENSOTERIC, a multipartner project that aims at leveraging the properties of emerging Reconfigurable Field Effect Transistors (RFETs) to develop a sensor platform. RFETs will be used for a generic sensor interface and for a dedicated transducer element. In the first case, our goal is to develop an analog front-end interface that can be tuned at runtime to adapt to different environmental conditions and be used in a broad spectrum of applications. This feature shall be enabled by the polarity-control and negative differential resistance characteristics of the reconfigurable devices employed, that are co-integrable on industrial CMOS processes such as 22 nm FDSOI. In the second case, we want to exploit the intrinsic nature of these doping-free devices to yield better 1/f noise performances when compared to classic CMOS transducers. Moreover, the presence of un-gated areas on top of the channel of these devices makes them the perfect candidates to be functionalized. In this early-stage overview of the project, we will introduce the key features and the vision that make SENSOTERIC a unique contribution towards smart sensing solutions in environmental monitoring and healthcare.< Réduire

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Smart Sensor Analog Front-End powered by Emerging Reconfigurable Devices

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