Pub Date : 2024-07-02DOI: 10.1109/TCSII.2024.3417673
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A novel tunable reflectionless phase shifter (TRPS) utilizing the wideband reflectionless structure and two phase compensation techniques is firstly proposed, which offers a wide operational bandwidth, low phase deviation, and absorbed reflections. The operational bandwidth of the reflectionless structure is extended by incorporating independently-controlled resonant poles and low/high cut-off frequencies in the capacitor-loaded coupled structure and inductive absorptive networks, respectively. Furthermore, two phase compensation techniques are employed, including an AC grounded coupled line adopted in the tunable loads for impedance compensation and the inductive absorptive network reused to introduce additional phase, both contributing to low phase deviation. Measurement results indicate that the proposed TRPS features a fractional bandwidth of 116%, a continuously-tunable phase with deviation less than ±6.5°, and a continuous reflection absorptivity from DC to 12 GHz.
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Pub Date : 2024-07-02DOI: 10.1109/TCSII.2024.3417669
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A potentiostat-based wide dynamic range (DR) multi-sensor integrated interface is presented for heterogeneous chemical sensor applications. For versatility across various sensor kinds, a reconfigurable frontend structure based on the potentiostat is proposed to provide wide DR performance for multiple sensor types of electrochemical, chemo-resistive, and FET-based. Each operation mode for different sensor types is designed to support adaptive calibration capabilities on baseline, offset, and sensitivity. It is also designed to support selectable digital conversion methods for optimal conversion speed and resolution, depending on application requirements. In the electrochemical mode, bi-directional operation is implemented to support various detection methods including cyclic voltammetry and chronoamperometry. In the chemo-resistive mode, the DR performance is much extended especially in low-resistance range. Its read-out integrated circuit was fabricated in a 0.18- $mu $