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affiliation: General Electric - Aviation, Cheltenham, UK

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2016
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Lucian-Vasile Stoica, Valentyn Solomko, Thorsten Baumheinrich, Renato Del Regno, Reece Beigh, Geoff Rickard, Paul Williams, Steve Riches:
A High Temperature Frequency Signal Conditioning Unit for Aeronautical Rotating Systems. IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I Regul. Pap. 63-I(5): 587-598 (2016)
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Lucian-Vasile Stoica, Valentyn Solomko, Thorsten Baumheinrich, Renato Del Regno, Reece Beigh, I. White, Geoff Rickard, Paul Williams:
Design of a frequency signal conditioning unit applied to rotating systems in high temperature aero engine control. ISCAS 2015: 1154-1157
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Lucian-Vasile Stoica, Valentyn Solomko, Thorsten Baumheinrich, Renato Del Regno, Reece Beigh, Steve Riches, I. White, Geoff Rickard, Paul Williams:
Design of a high temperature signal conditioning ASIC for engine control systems - HIGHTECS. ISCAS 2014: 2117-2120

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