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ORCIDBernd Tillack
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- affiliation: Technical University of Berlin, Germany
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2010 – 2019
- 2015
[c12]Sven Schroder, Claudia Cecchetto, Stefan Keil, Mufti Mahmud
, Evelin Brose, Ozgu Dogan, Gabriel Bertotti, Dirk Wolanski, Bernd Tillack, Jessica Schneidewind, Hassan Gargouri, Michael Arens, Jürgen Bruns, Bernd Szyszka, Stefano Vassanelli, Roland Thewes:
CMOS-compatible purely capacitive interfaces for high-density in-vivo recording from neural tissue. BioCAS 2015: 1-4- [c11]Hanjo Rhee, Aws Al-Saadi, Sebastian Kupijai, Christoph Theiss, Sven Otte, Hans Joachim Eichler, Ulrike Woggon, Bernd Tillack, Lars Zimmermann, Harald H. Richter, Stefan Lischke, Christian Mai, David Stolarek, Stefan Meister:
Silicon photonics interconnect based on ultra-small scalable components for multi-channel optical transceivers. ECOC 2015: 1-3 - [c10]Sven Schroder, Ozgu Dogan, Jessica Schneidewind, Gabriel Bertotti, Stefan Keil, Hassan Gargouri, Michael Arens, Evelin Brose, Jürgen Bruns, Dirk Wolansky, Bernd Tillack, Stefano Vassanelli, Bernd Szyszka, Roland Thewes:
Three dimensional ALD of TiO2 for in-vivo biomedical sensor applications. IWASI 2015: 21-24 - [c9]Klaus Petermann, A. Gajda, Giannino Dziallas, Mahmoud Jazayerifar, Lars Zimmermann, Bernd Tillack, Francesco Da Ros, Dragana Vukovic, K. Dalsaard, Michael Galili, Christophe Peucheret:
Phase-sensitive optical processing in silicon waveguides. OFC 2015: 1-3 - [c8]Georg Winzer, Marcel Kroh, Stefan Lischke, Dieter Knoll, Karsten Voigt, Hui Tian, Christian Mai, Despoina Petousi, Daniel Micusik, Lars Zimmermann, Bernd Tillack, Klaus Petermann:
Monolithic photonic-electronic QPSK receiver for 28Gbaud. OFC 2015: 1-3 - [c7]Ahmet Cagri Ulusoy, Robert L. Schmid, Mehmet Kaynak, Bernd Tillack, John D. Cressler:
High-performance W-band LNA and SPDT switch in 0.13µm SiGe HBT technology. RWS 2015: 162-164 - 2014
- [c6]Gabriel Bertotti, Dmytro Velychko, Norman Dodel, Stefan Keil, Dirk Wolansky, Bernd Tillack, Matthias Schreiter, Andreas Grall, Peter Jesinger, Sebastian Rohler, Max Eickenscheidt, Alfred Stett, Andreas Moller, Karl-Heinz Boven, Günther Zeck, Roland Thewes:
A CMOS-based sensor array for in-vitro neural tissue interfacing with 4225 recording sites and 1024 stimulation sites. BioCAS 2014: 304-307 - [c5]Dieter Knoll, Stefan Lischke, Lars Zimmermann, Bernd Heinemann, Daniel Micusík, P. Ostrovskyy, Georg Winzer, Marcel Kroh, Rainer Barth, Thomas Grabolla, K. Schulz, Mirko Fraschke, Marco Lisker, Jürgen Drews, Andreas Trusch, A. Kruger, Steffen Marschmeyer, Harald H. Richter, O. Fursenko, Yuji Yamamoto, Benjamin Wohlfeil, Klaus Petermann, Andreas Beling, Q. Zhou, Bernd Tillack:
Monolithically integrated 25Gbit/sec receiver for 1.55µm in photonic BiCMOS technology. OFC 2014: 1-3 - 2013
- [j3]Nuria Torres Matabosch, Fabio Coccetti, Mehmet Kaynak, Beatrice Espana, Bernd Tillack, Jean-Louis Cazaux:
Failure analysis and detection methodology for capacitive RF-MEMS switches based on BEOL BiCMOS process. Microelectron. Reliab. 53(9-11): 1659-1662 (2013) - 2012
- [j2]Nuria Torres Matabosch, Mehmet Kaynak, Fabio Coccetti, Matthias Wietstruck, Bernd Tillack, Jean Louis Cazaux:
Estimation of RF performance from LF measurements: Towards the design for reliability in RF-MEMS. Microelectron. Reliab. 52(9-10): 2310-2313 (2012) - 2011
- [c4]Bernd Tillack:
SiGe BiCMOS platform - baseline technology for More Than Moore process module integration. DDECS 2011: 4 - [c3]Erik Öjefors, Janus Grzyb, Yan Zhao, Bernd Heinemann, Bernd Tillack, Ullrich R. Pfeiffer:
A 820GHz SiGe chipset for terahertz active imaging applications. ISSCC 2011: 224-226 - 2010
- [j1]Holger Rücker, Bernd Heinemann, Wolfgang Winkler, Rainer Barth, Johannes Borngräber, Jürgen Drews, Gerhard G. Fischer, Alexander Fox, Thomas Grabolla, Ulrich Haak, Dieter Knoll, Falk Korndörfer, Andreas Mai, Steffen Marschmeyer, Peter Schley, Detlef Schmidt, J. Schmidt, Markus Andreas Schubert, K. Schulz, Bernd Tillack, Dirk Wolansky, Yuji Yamamoto:
A 0.13 µm SiGe BiCMOS Technology Featuring fT/fmax of 240/330 GHz and Gate Delays Below 3 ps. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 45(9): 1678-1686 (2010)
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [c2]Wolfgang Winkler, Wojciech Debski, Bernd Heinemann, Falk Korndörfer, Holger Rücker, Klaus Schmalz, Christoph Scheytt, Bernd Tillack:
122 GHz low-noise-amplifier in sige technology. ESSCIRC 2009: 316-319 - 2005
- [c1]Yevgen Borokhovych, Hans Gustat, Bernd Tillack, Bernd Heinemann, Yuan Lu, Wei-Min Lance Kuo, Xiangtao Li, Ramkumar Krithivasan, John D. Cressler:
A low-power, 10GS/s track-and-hold amplifier in SiGe BiCMOS technology. ESSCIRC 2005: 263-266
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