Résumé
:
Philippe Lorenzini a
obtenu son
doctorat en sciences physiques au GES-CNRS de l'Université Montpellier
2, France, en 1992. En 1993, il a rejoint l'école
d'ingénieurs Polytech
Nice-Sophia (Université Nice Sophia Antipolis), où il est
devenu professeur en 2005. En 2011, il intègre le laboratoire
EpOC (URE UNS 006), devenu Polytech'Lab en 2017. Ses
travaux de
recherche concernent la physique des semiconducteurs et la conception
de circuits et systèmes analogiques-RF.
Philippe
Lorenzini received
the
Ph.D. degree from GES-CNRS, at the University of Montpellier 2, France,
in 1992. In 1993, he joined the engineering school Polytech Nice-Sophia
(Nice Sophia Antipolis University)
where he is full professor in 2005. In 2011, he joined EpOC Laboratory
(URE UNS 006), which became Polytech'Lab in 2017. His
research focuses
on semiconductor physics and analog and RF circuit design.
Domaine d'activité :
Physique des semiconducteurs, mémoire
non-volatile, capteurs et électronique assciée
Publications :
Revues
internationales :
P.
Devoge, H. Aziza, P.
Lorenzini, P. Masson, F. Julien, A. Marzaki, A. Malherbe, J. Delalleau,
T.
Cabout, A. Regnier & S. Niel, “Hot-carrier reliability and
performance
study of a variable gate-to-drain/source overlap transistor”, Microelectronic Reliability, vol. 139, 6
p., 2022.
Z. Wei,
G. Jacquemod, P. Lorenzini, F. Hameau,
E. de Foucauld & Y. Leduc, “Study
and reduction of vairability in 28nm Fully Depleted Silicon On
Insulator
technology”, Journal of Low Power
Electronics, vol. 12, n° 1, p. 64-73,
2016.
C.
Jacquemod, K. Nguyen Trung, K. Sevin, E. Dekneuvel,
K. Aguir, B. Nicolle, P. Lorenzini & G. Jacquemod, “Low cost
wireless current sensor for NIALM
application”, Sensors & Actuators, vol. 252, pp. 209-224,
2016.
G.
Jacquemod, A. Fonseca, E. de Foucauld, Y. Leduc
& P. Lorenzini, “2.45
GHz 0.8 mW
voltage-controlled ring oscillator (VCRO) in 28 nm Fully Depleted
Silicon On
Insulator (FDSOI) Technology”, Frontiers of Materials Science,
vol. 9,
Issue 2, p. 156-162, 2015.
A.
Fonseca, E. de Foucauld, P. Lorenzini & G.
Jacquemod, «Low power 28nm FDSOI 2.45 GHz PLL», Journal
of Low
Power Electronics,
vol. 10, n° 1, p. 149-162, 2014.
F. Duhem,
N. Marques, F. Muller, H. Rabah, S. Weber
& P. Lorenzini, “Dynamically reconfigurable entropy coder for
multi-standrad video adaptation using FaRM”, Microprocessors and
Microsystems, vol. 37, pp. 1-8, 2013.
F. Duhem,
F. Muller & P. Lorenzini,
“Reconfiguration time overhead on Field Programmable Gate arrays:
Reduction and
cost model”, IET Comput. Digital Tech, vol. 6, n°2, pp.
105-113, 2012.
P. Mazoyer, S.
Puget, G. Bossu, P. Masson, P. Lorenzini & J.M. Portal, “Thin film
embedded
memory solution”, Current Applied Physics, vol. 10, n°1,
pp. e9-e12, 2010.
S. Puget, G. Bossu,
P. Masson, P. Mazoyer, R. Ranica, A. Villaret, P. Lorenzini, J.M.
Portal, G.
Ghibaudo, R. Bouchakour, G. Jacquemod & T. Skotnicki, “Modelling
the
Independent Double Gate Transistor in Accumulation Regime for 1T DRAM
Application”, IEEE Trans. On Electron. Devices,
vol. 57, n°4, pp. 855-865, 2010.
Y.
Cordier, F. Semond, J. Massies, M. Leroux, P.
Lorenzini & C. Chaix, “Developments for the production of high
quality and
high uniformity AlGaN/GaN heterostructures by ammonia MBE”, Journal
of
Crystal Growth, 301-302, pp. 434-436, 2007.
R. Tauk,
J. Lusakowski, W. Knap, A. Tiberj, Z.
Bougrioua, M. Azize, P. Lorenzini, M. Sakowicz, K. Karpierz, C.
Fenouillet-Beranger, M. Casse, C. Gallon, F. Boeuf & T. Skotnicki,
“Low
electron mobility of field-effect transistor determined by modulated
magnetoresistance”, Journal of applied physics, vol. 102, 2007.
Revues nationales :
G. Jacquemod, Y.
Charlon, Z. Wei, Y. Leduc & P. Lorenzini, “Application de la
technologie
FDSOI pour la conception de nouvelles topologies de circuits
analogiques et
mixtes”, J3eA, Hors-série 1 (2019), vol. 18, 1021, 9
pages, Octobre
2019.
Conférences
"Invité" :
Y.
Leduc, G. Jacquemod, Z. Wei, J. Modad, P. Lorenzini & E. de
Foucauld, “La
logique complémentaire, une opportunité
offerte par le FDSOI pour l'intégration de circuits mixtes dans
les
technologies les plus avancées”, FETCH, Villard-de-Lans,
France, 2016.
G.
Jacquemod, E. de Foucauld, Y. Leduc, F. Hameau, Z. Wei, J. Modad &
P.
Lorenzini, “VCRO
design in 28 nm FDSOI technology using fully complementary inverters”, ICSS,
Phuket, Thailland, pp. 63-64, 2015.
C.
Jacquemod, C. Meyer, K. Sevin, L. Hebrard, K. Aguir, B. Nicolle, P.
Lorenzini
& G. Jacquemod, “Design and
characterization of
miniaturied remote current sensors”, ICSS,
Phuket, Thailland, pp. 78-79, 2015.
Y.
Leduc, Z.
Wei, J. Modad, M.A. Garcia-Perez,
E. de Foucauld, P. Lorenzini & G. Jacquemod, “Digital
complementary logic in 28
nm FDSOI
technology
to address
the next nanoelectronic challenges”, BIT'S 5th Annual World
Congress of Nano
Science & Technology, Xi'an, China, pp. 172, 2015.
G.
Jacquemod, Y. Leduc, P.
Lorenzini,
E. de Foucauld & A. Fonseca, “Self-calibration
of analog and mixed cells using back-gate auto-biasing transistor
in 28
nm FDSOI technology and beyond”, Nanotechnology
and
Materials Science, Dubai, UAE, pp. 97, 2015.
G.
Jacquemod, A. Fonseca, E. de Foucauld, Y. Leduc, & P. Lorenzini, “2.45 GHz 0.8 mW VCRO in FDSOI 28
nm technology”, ICSS,
Hong Kong,
China, pp. 74-75, 2014.
A.
Fonseca, G. Jacquemod, Y. Leduc, E. de Foucauld & P. Lorenzini, “VCO Design in SOI technologies”, NEWCAS,
Special Session «Frequency synthesis – New designs, new
technologies»,
Trois Rivières, Canada, 2014.
G.
Jacquemod, A. Fonseca, Y. Leduc, E. de Foucauld & P. Lorenzini, “Analog Design in FDSOI 28
nm technology and
beyond”, CISIS,
3rd Annual World Congress of Emerging InfoTech, Dalian, China, 2014.
A. Fonseca, E. de
Foucauld, P. Lorenzini & G. Jacquemod, “CMOS technology beyond 22
nm”, ICSS,
Las Vegas, USA, pp. 152-153, 2013.
C. Jacquemod, A.
Chargui, K. Aguir, B. Nicolle & P. Lorenzini, “Miniaturized current
sensor
for smart building application”, ICSS, Las Vegas, USA, pp.
29-30, 2013.
Conférences
internationales :
P. Devoge,
H. Aziza, P. Lorenzini, P.
Masson, F. Julien, A. Marzaki, A. Malherbe, J. Delalleau, T. Cabout, A.
Regnier
& S. Niel, “Schmitt trigger to benchmark the performance of a new
zero-cost
transistor”, ICECS, Glasgow, UK, 2022.
P. Devoge,
H. Aziza, P. Lorenzini, P.
Masson, F. Julien, A. Marzaki, A. Malherbe, J. Delalleau, T. Cabout, A.
Regnier
& S. Niel, “Hot-carrier reliability and performance study of a
variable
gate-to-drain/source overlap transistor”, ESREF,
Berlin, Germany, 2022.
P. Devoge,
H. Aziza, P. Lorenzini,
A. Malherbe, F. Julien, A. Marzaki, A. Regnier & S. Niel, “Digital-to-analog
converters to benchmark the
matching performance of a new zero-cost transistor”, ISCAS, Austin,
USA, 2022.
P. Devoge,
H. Aziza, P. Lorenzini,
P. Masson, F. Julien, A. Marzaki, A. Malherbe, J. Delalleau, T. Cabout, A. Regnier & S. Niel, “Gate-to-drain/source
overlap and asymmetry effects
on hot-carrier generation”, IEEE IIRW, Fallen
Leaf Lake, USA,
2022.
P. Devoge, H. Aziza,
P. Lorenzini, F. Julien, A. Mazarki, A. Malherbe, M. Mantelli, T.
Sardin, S. Haendler, A. Reigner & S. Niel, "Circuit-level
evaluation of a new zero-cost transistor in a
embedded
non-volatile memory CMOS technology", DTIS, Apulia,
Italia, 2021.
P. Devoge, H. Aziza,
P. Lorenzini, A. Mazarki, A. Malherbe, M. Mantelli, A. Reigner & F. Julien, "Hot-carrier
evaluation of a zero-cost
transistor
developed via process optimization in an embedded non-volatile memory
CMOS
technology",
ESREF,
Bordeaux, France, 2021.
D. Morillon, P.
Masson, F. Julien, P. Lorenzini, J. Goy, C. Pribat, O. Gourhant, T.
Kempf,
J.-L. Ogier, A. Villaret, G. Ghezzi, N. Cherault & S. Niel, “Gate
Oxide
Degradation Assessment by Electrical Stress and Capacitance
Measurements,” International
Integrated Reliability Workshop, Fallen Leaf Lake, CA, USA, 2018.
G. Jacquemod, Z.
Wei, P. Lorenzini & Y. Leduc, “New
Design using UTBB FDSOI technology”, CDNLive, Munich,
Germany,
2016.
G. Jacquemod, Z.
Wei, J. Modad, E. de Foucauld, F. Hameau, Y. Leduc & P. Lorenzini, “Study and reduction of variability in
28nm FDSOI
technology”, VARI/PATMOS, Salvador Bahia, Brazil, p.
19-22, 2015.
C. Jacquemod, K.
Aguir, B. Nicolle, P. Lorenzini & G. Jacquemod, “Innovating
current sensor for NILM application”, NILM Workshop, Austin, USA,
June 2014.