Browsing Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology by Author "Rademeyer, Pieter"

Browsing Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology by Author "Rademeyer, Pieter"

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  • An 8×64 pixel dot matrix microdisplay in 0.35-μm complementary metal-oxide semiconductor technology 
    Venter, Petrus Johannes; Du Plessis, Monuko; Bogalecki, Alfons Willi; Goosen, Marius Eugene; Rademeyer, Pieter (Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers, 2012)
    Microdisplay technologies for near-to-eye applications mostly use a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) processing chip as backplane for pixel addressing, with extensive post-processing on top of the CMOS ...
  • CMOS avalanche electroluminescence applications : microdisplay and high speed data communication 
    Goosen, Marius Eugene; Du Plessis, Monuko; Venter, Petrus Johannes; Bogalecki, Alfons Willi; Alberts, A.C. (Antonie); Rademeyer, Pieter (South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2012-03)
    All-CMOS silicon light sources, although not the choice semiconductor process for light generation, offer the possibility of large scale manufacturing, integration with digital and driver electronics as well as a wide ...
  • A fully CMOS optical transmission system based on light emitting avalance diodes 
    Ellinghaus, P.; Venter, Petrus Johannes; Du Plessis, Monuko; Rademeyer, Pieter; Bogalecki, Alfons Willi (South African Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2010-03)
    The successful realization of optical interconnects for inter- and intra-chip communication strongly depends on the use of a light source that is compatible with existing, well established manufacturing processes – primarily ...
  • Novel electroluminescence technique to analyze mixed reverse breakdown phenomena in silicon diodes 
    Du Plessis, Monuko; Rademeyer, Pieter (Elsevier, 2010-04)
    In this paper a novel technique to analyze the low-voltage breakdown regime of silicon diodes is presented. It is shown that the field emission tunnel current component of the reverse current does not cause energy transitions ...