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  1. A 3&x00D7;3 prototype image sensor array consisting of 2&x00B5;m diameter CMOS avalanche photodiodes with 3-transistor NMOS pixel circuitry is integrated in a 90nm CMOS image sensor technology. The 5&x00B5;m pixel pitch is the smallest achieved to…
  2. A highly linear calibration free VCO-based ADC uses a two-level modulator to eliminate distortion caused by tuning non-linearity of the VCO. The proposed architecture does not require a multi-level feedback DAC and eases anti-aliasing requirements.…
  3. Under physiological conditions, a protein undergoes a spontaneous disorder order transition called folding. The protein polymer is highly flexible when unfolded but adopts its unique native, three-dimensional structure when folded. Current…
  4. A new balanced-force algorithm is presented for modeling interfacial flow with surface tension. The algorithm is characterized by a pressure-correction method with the interfaces represented by volume fractions. Within this flow algorithm, we devise…
  5. The Internet has emerged as a versatile information repository tool that offers immense potential in optimizing the transactional dynamics of teaching and learning. In the context of a developed country such as Singapore, the Internet is an…
  6. A battery-free 225 nW buck converter is implemented by using 0.25-&x00B5;m CMOS process with die area of 0.21 mm2. The dynamic on/off time (DOOT) technique can predict the on/off time at different input voltage, as well as suppress static power in…
  7. We have developed a new battery-less bit-error-rate modulated (BERM) data transmission technology that can directly send data to a WiFi-equipped PC without affecting WiFi communication on the PC. BER modulated data at a 5.5kbps data-rate has been…
  8. We present an efficient, principled, and interpretable technique for inferring module assignments and for identifying the optimal number of modules in a given network. We show how several existing methods for finding modules can be described as…
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