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Matteo Traldi
Researcher at STMicroelectronics
Publications - 8
Citations - 259
Matteo Traldi is an academic researcher from STMicroelectronics. The author has contributed to research in topics: Silicon photonics & Flyback converter. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 8 publications receiving 223 citations.
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Silicon Photonics R&D and Manufacturing on 300-mm Wafer Platform
Frederic Boeuf,Sebastien Cremer,Enrico Temporiti,Massimo Fere,Mark Andrew Shaw,Charles Baudot,Nathalie Vulliet,Thierry Pinguet,Attila Mekis,Gianlorenzo Masini,Herve Petiton,Patrick Le Maitre,Matteo Traldi,Luca Maggi +13 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the integration strategy of electronic and photonic ICs, 300mm process flow, and process variability are discussed, and performances of the passive and active optical devices are shown.
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Recent progress in Silicon Photonics R&D and manufacturing on 300mm wafer platform
Frederic Boeuf,Sebastien Cremer,Enrico Temporiti,Massimo Fere,Mark Andrew Shaw,Nathalie Vulliet,B. Orlando,D. Ristoiu,Alexis Farcy,Thierry Pinguet,Attila Mekis,Gianlorenzo Masini,Peng Sun,Y. Chi,H. Petiton,Sébastien Jan,Jean-Robert Manouvrier,Charles Baudot,P. Le Maitre,J.F. Carpentier,L. Salager,Matteo Traldi,Luca Maggi,D. Rigamonti,C. Zaccherini,C. Elemi,B. Sautreuil,Luigi Verga +27 more
TL;DR: A low cost 28Gbits/s Silicon Photonics platform using 300mm SOI wafers is demonstrated and process, 3D integration of Electronic and Photonic ICs, device performance, circuit results and low cost packaging are discussed.
Patent
Driver with control interface facilitating use of the driver with varied DC-to-DC converter circuits
TL;DR: In this article, a driver for a DC-to-DC converter that may utilize a flyback or buck-boost converter circuit is described, where the driver includes a driver circuit and an interface circuit, and the interface circuit has a sensor sensing an input voltage from a DC supply and generating a sensor signal to a driver selector.
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12.2 A 4-Channel 200Gb/s PAM-4 BiCMOS Transceiver with Silicon Photonics Front-Ends for Gigabit Ethernet Applications
Enrico Sentieri,Tino Copani,Andrea Paganini,Matteo Traldi,Angelo Palladino,Antonio Santipo,Lorenzo Gerosa,Matteo Repossi,Gianluca Catrini,Marta Campo,Francesco Radice,Andrea Diodato,R. Pelleriti,Daniele Baldi,Laura Tarantini,Luca Maggi,Gianluca Radaelli,Stefano Cervini,Francesco Clerici,Angelo Moroni +19 more
TL;DR: The ever-increasing demand for high network capacities and escalating data centers have pushed the boundary from discrete transceivers toward the integration of monolithic electro-optical ICs, and the cost advantage of a fully integrated silicon solution will eventually push classical discrete implementations toward obsolescence.
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A Silicon Photonics Technology for 400 Gbit/s Applications
Frederic Boeuf,Stephane Monfray,Sébastien Jan,C. Deglise,Jean-Robert Manouvrier,C. Durand,Angelica Simbula,D. Goguet,Pierre Bar,D. Ristoiu,Francois Leverd,Antonio Fincato,Laurene Babaud,A. Daverio,M. Binda,A. Bazzotti,Antonio Canciamilla,Luca Ramini,Matteo Traldi,P. Gambini,Luca Maggi,J.F. Carpentier,P. Le Maitre,Mark Andrew Shaw,Sebastien Cremer,Nathalie Vulliet,Charles Baudot +26 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a Silicon photonics platform operating at 100 Gbit/s (53Gbaud-PAM4) per lane is demonstrated, where a SiN layer allowing wideband fiber to the chip optical coupling and polarization management is introduced.