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Ultra-Low Power Analog Interfaces for IoT

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This chapter addresses the challenges and design strategies in Analog Front-End (AFE) interface circuit design with an umbrella of IoT. A stringent energy constraint in IoT means the circuit specification must take into account the energy-efficient operation. Also, at the same constraint, the dynamic and static offset/noise compensation should be done effectively.

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    Jerald Yoo

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    Massimo Alioto

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Yoo, J. (2017). Ultra-Low Power Analog Interfaces for IoT. In: Alioto, M. (eds) Enabling the Internet of Things. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51482-6_12

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