Recent advances in the medical field are spurring the need for ultra-low power transceivers
for wireless communication with medical implants. To deal with the growing demand for …

An ultralow-power super-regenerative receiver for BFSK modulated signals has been
designed and fabricated in a standard 0.18-μm CMOS process. The use of BFSK modulation …

In wireless sensor networks (WSNs) energy efficiency and communication reliability are
often conflicting requirements. Additionally, some application areas such as industrial …

An ultra-low-power wireless system is one which has to operate for an extended period of
time with only a limited power source available, and is typically constrained to a limited size …

Since its invention in 1922, the super-regenerative amplifier (SRA) has been used in a
variety of short-range, low-power, and/or low-cost wireless systems due to its simple …

By modulating the electric field induced to a human body, it is possible to transfer data
wirelessly using the body as a transmission medium. This method is referred to as human …

A PSK receiver (RX) is proposed that employs a digital-intensive architecture based on sub-
sampling, Q-enhancement, and digital IF to enable low-power (1.3 mW) and low-voltage (0.6 …

Rapid developments of energy harvesting in the past decade have significantly increased
the efficiency of devices in converting ambient free energy into usable electrical energy, thus …

Growing interest in ultralow-power radio frequency receivers has reinvigorated research in
super-regenerative amplifier (SRA) architectures, in part due to their ability to achieve …

In this paper we present a description and experimental verification of a superregenerative
receiver (SR) for QPSK signals. Exploiting the fact that a conventional SR generates pulses …