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Hyogo Lab
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A lab that studies analog integrated circuits and electronic circuits.
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Research on analog integrated circuits and electronic circuits.
Hyogo Lab studies analog integrated circuits and electronic circuits.
Professor Hyogo has long been engaged in research on analog integrated circuits and also lists analog signal processing as a research keyword.
Lecturer Miyauchi lists sensor interfaces, biosignal measurement systems, and energy harvesting as research keywords.
Key terms
- Analog integrated circuit
- An electronic circuit that handles continuously varying signals, such as sound, radio waves, or sensor outputs, integrated onto a single chip
- Sensor interface
- The part of a circuit that conditions the signal from a sensor into a form the downstream circuits can handle and passes it on
- Energy harvesting
- Extracting small amounts of electric power from ambient light, heat, vibration, and the like
- AFE
- Analog front end. The part of a circuit that first receives and processes signals from sensors and similar sources
NewsLab news
A student received an Encouragement Award at the FY2024 Smart Healthcare Research Division Research Results Presentation
A student received an Encouragement Award at the FY2023 Smart Healthcare Research Division Research Results Presentation
ResearchResearch themes
Hyogo Lab studies analog integrated circuits, electronic circuits, and analog signal processing. Professor Hyogo lists research topics such as high-frequency integrated circuits and communication integrated circuits, while Lecturer Miyauchi lists AI-assisted AFEs capable of correcting variation.
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The members of Hyogo Lab consist of faculty, part-time lecturers, secretaries, and doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students.As of 2024
- ProfessorAkira Hyogo
- LecturerRyoichi Miyauchi
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