Publications by authors named "Yiqi Zhuang"

In this work, we propose a SiC-NSFET structure that uses a PTS scheme only under the gate, with SiC layers under the source and drain, to improve the leakage current and thermal reliability. Punch-through stopper (PTS) doping is widely used to suppress the leakage current, but aggressively high PTS doping will cause additional band-to-band (BTBT) current. Therefore, the bottom oxide isolation nanosheet field-effect transistor (BOX-NSFET) can further reduce the leakage current and become an alternative to conventional structures with PTS.

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In this paper, we investigate the effects of negative bias instability (NBTI) and self-heating effect (SHE) on threshold voltage in NSFETs. To explore accurately the interaction between SHE and NBTI, we established an NBTI simulation framework based on trap microdynamics and considered the influence of the self-heating effect. The results show that NBTI weakens the SHE effect, while SHE exacerbates the NBTI effect.

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The reliability of the resistor-capacitor (RC) time constant of a continuous-time (CT) filter has long been an obstacle with integrated circuits. Due to process and temperature variations in complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology, the absolute value of the RC time constant may vary over ±50%, which is a big issue for many integrated continuous-time analog circuits. This study proposes an on-chip RC time constant auto-tuning scheme.

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To remove space debris actively, the key step is choosing a suitable capturing method. The size characteristics of space debris are an important factor that affects the capturing method. This paper presents a contour-extracting algorithm for rolling targets, such as space debris.

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In view of problems such as field poor shock resistance, low target identification rate, low real-time and so on in mechanical scanning optical system, a non-scanning target identification remote sensing system was designed using the multi-spectrum separation algorithm. Using the non-scanning M-Z interferometer to provide a space optical path difference, interference fringes were collected by infrared CCD detector. After CUP processing the system obtains the mix spectrum information, achieves target identification by the coordinate system combined with visible light video image, and the coordinate system, which the union visible light video image provides, achieves the target discrimination The genetic algorithm was used to optimize characteristic wavelengths, and then by the rough collection classification the unknown target spectrum's attribute was extracted.

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