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Yang Lin, Ph.D. 2014

Advisor: Prof. Nguyen

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Research Interests: RF MEMS devices including oscillators,filters and switches; MEMS device design and fabrication technology; MEMS/IC integration technology.
Job Interests: Academic, Post-doc, Industry R&D

BIOGRAPHY
received the B.S. and M.S. degrees from Tsinghua University, Beijing in 2003 and 2005 respectively in Precision Instrument. He received another M.S. degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2007 in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences. Since 2007, he is a Ph.D student in Department Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, the University of California at Berkeley, working with Prof. Clark Nguyen. His Ph.D thesis mainly focuses on micromechanical resonant switches (dubbed "resoswitch"), and the applications of this novel type of MEMS switches such as DC-DC power converters and power amplifiers.

A Micromechanical Power Converter [BPN433]
The overall goal of this project is to demonstrate a switched-mode power converter (e.g., a
charge pump) using micromechanical switching elements that allow substantially higher voltages and
potentially higher conversion efficiencies than transistor-switch based counterparts.


Current Active Projects:
BPN433
 

     Last Updated: Wed 2014-Jun-11 15:33:11

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