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To handle the increased complexity and requirements of the current generation of electronic circuits,
there is a strong drive towards ever decreasing technology nodes. Analog circuit, different from digital
circuits, does not scale well to lower technology nodes. This means that the expected area and cost
decrease, is not always present in lower technology nodes.

One way to take maximal advantage of the scaling is to implement analog functionality in digital
blocks, while taking maximal advantage of the strengths of this digital implementation to increase
performance.

<span style="mso-ansi-language:
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Design, simulation and implementation of a novel implementation of a temperature sensor/bandgap
for a new generation of Low Voltage and low current consumption products.
Literature study of possible “Analog in Digital” related techniques, like for example “Dynamic Element
Matching”.

Start from architectural study, through Concept/Analog Design and Mixed-Signal Simulation, to end
up at an actual Design & Layout Implementation, coached by an experienced Analog Designer.

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<span style="mso-ansi-language:
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- Bachelor in Electronic Engineering

- Knowledge of Analog Electronics

-Good knowledge of English

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