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2010 – 2019
- 2012
[j21]Nils Pohl
, Tobias Klein, Klaus Aufinger, Hans-Martin Rein:
A Low-Power Wideband Transmitter Front-End Chip for 80 GHz FMCW Radar Systems With Integrated 23 GHz Downconverter VCO. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 47(9): 1974-1980 (2012)
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j20]Nils Pohl, Hans-Martin Rein, Thomas Musch, Klaus Aufinger, Josef Hausner:
SiGe Bipolar VCO With Ultra-Wide Tuning Range at 80 GHz Center Frequency. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 44(10): 2655-2662 (2009) - 2005
- [j19]Wolfgang Steiner, Hans-Martin Rein, Jürgen Berntgen:
Substrate coupling in a high-gain 30-Gb/s SiGe amplifier-modeling, suppression, and measurement. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 40(10): 2035-2045 (2005) - 2004
- [j18]Hao Li, Hans-Martin Rein, Thomas Suttorp, Josef Böck:
Fully integrated SiGe VCOs with powerful output buffer for 77-GHz automotive Radar systems and applications around 100 GHz. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 39(10): 1650-1658 (2004) - 2003
- [j17]Alexander Schild, Hans-Martin Rein, Jens Müllrich, Lars Altenhain, Jürgen Blank, Karl Schrödinger:
High-gain SiGe transimpedance amplifier array for a 12×10 Gb/s parallel optical-fiber link. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 38(1): 4-12 (2003) - [j16]Hao Li, Hans-Martin Rein:
Millimeter-wave VCOs with wide tuning range and low phase noise, fully integrated in a SiGe bipolar production technology. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 38(2): 184-191 (2003) - 2002
- [j15]Matthias Rickelt, Hans-Martin Rein:
A novel transistor model for simulating avalanche-breakdown effects in Si bipolar circuits. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 37(9): 1184-1197 (2002) - 2000
- [j14]Jens Müllrich, Herbert Thurner, Ernst Müllner, Joseph F. Jensen, William E. Stanchina, Michael Kardos, Hans-Martin Rein:
High-gain transimpedance amplifier in InP-based HBT technology for the receiver in 40-Gb/s optical-fiber TDM links. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 35(9): 1260-1265 (2000)
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [j13]R. Schmid, Thomas F. Meister, Mirjana Rest, Hans-Martin Rein:
SiGe driver circuit with high output amplitude operating up to 23 Gb/s. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 34(6): 886-891 (1999) - [j12]Michael Schröter, Hans-Martin Rein, Winfried Rabe, Reinhard Reimann, Hans-Joachim Wassener, Andreas Koldehoff:
Physics- and process-based bipolar transistor modeling for integrated circuit design. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 34(8): 1136-1149 (1999) - 1998
- [j11]Martin Pfost, Hans-Martin Rein:
Modeling and measurement of substrate coupling in Si-bipolar IC's up to 40 GHz. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 33(4): 582-591 (1998) - 1996
- [j10]Michael Neuhäuser, Hans-Martin Rein, Horst Wernz:
Low-noise, high-gain Si-bipolar preamplifiers for 10 Gb/s optical-fiber links-design and realization. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 31(1): 24-29 (1996) - [j9]Alfred Felder, Michael Möller, Josef Popp, Josef Böck, Hans-Martin Rein:
46 Gb/s DEMUX, 50 Gb/s MUX, and 30 GHz static frequency divider in silicon bipolar technology. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 31(4): 481-486 (1996) - [j8]Hans-Martin Rein, Michael Möller:
Design considerations for very-high-speed Si-bipolar IC's operating up to 50 Gb/s. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 31(8): 1076-1090 (1996) - [j7]Martin Pfost, Hans-Martin Rein, Thomas Holzwarth:
Modeling substrate effects in the design of high-speed Si-bipolar ICs. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 31(10): 1493-1501 (1996) - 1995
- [j6]Michael Schröter, Hans-Martin Rein:
Investigation of very fast and high-current transients in digital bipolar IC's using both a new compact model and a device simulator. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 30(5): 551-562 (1995) - 1994
- [j5]Michael Möller, Hans-Martin Rein, Horst Wernz:
13 Gb/s Si-bipolar AGC amplifier IC with high gain and wide dynamic range for optical-fiber receivers. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 29(7): 815-822 (1994) - [j4]Hans-Martin Rein, Rolf Schmid, Peter Weger, Tony Smith, Thomas Herzog, Rudolf Lachner:
A versatile Si-bipolar driver circuit with high output voltage swing for external and direct laser modulation in 10 Gb/s optical-fiber links. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 29(9): 1014-1021 (1994) - 1992
- [j3]Hans-Martin Rein:
Hochgeschwindigkeits-Schaltungen in Silizium-Bipolartechnologie / High-speed integrated circuits in silicon bipolar technology. it Inf. Technol. 34(4): 209-219 (1992)
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [j2]Reinhard Reimann, Hans-Martin Rein:
A single-chip bipolar AGC amplifier with large dynamic range for optical-fiber receivers operating up to 3 Gbit/s. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 24(6): 1744-1748 (1989) - 1988
- [j1]Hans-Martin Rein:
Multi-gigabit-per-second silicon bipolar ICs for future optical-fiber transmission systems. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 23(3): 664-675 (1988)
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