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| - | * **Ph.D. (//summa cum laude//) in Electrical Engineering** :: KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium (2021) | + | * **Ph.D. (//summa cum laude//) in Electrical Engineering** **::** KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium (2021) |
| - | * **M.Sc. (//cum laude//) in Electrical Engineering** :: TU Delft, Delft, the Netherlands (2014) | + | * **M.Sc. (//cum laude//) in Electrical Engineering** **::** TU Delft, Delft, the Netherlands (2014) |
| - | * **B.Sc. in Physics** :: Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, | + | * **B.Sc. in Physics** **::** Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, |
| **Email**: aramkaj(AT)stanford(DOT)edu | **Email**: aramkaj(AT)stanford(DOT)edu | ||
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| ====== Multi-GHz Ultra-Low Jitter High-Linearity Data Converter Systems ====== | ====== Multi-GHz Ultra-Low Jitter High-Linearity Data Converter Systems ====== | ||
| - | Investigating architecture and circuit solutions in both advanced CMOS and BiCMOS technologies to realize next-generation RF data converter systems with multiple tens of gigahertz bandwidth (> 20GHz), ultra-low jitter (< 40fs), and high-linearity (> 65dB). | + | Investigating architecture and circuit solutions in both advanced CMOS and BiCMOS technologies to realize next-generation RF data converter systems with multiple tens of gigahertz bandwidth (> 20GHz), ultra-low jitter (< 40fs including clock generation), and high-linearity (> 65dB SFDR, |IMD< |
