The book presents selected, extended and peer reviewed papers from the International Multiconference on System, Automation and Control held Leipzig in 2016. These are complemented with solicited contributions by international experts. Main topics are: mechanical and thermal sensors, nano sensors, optical, chemical and biomedical sensors. They are applied in energy harvesting, biomedical and environmental measurments and more.
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Low Voltage Low Power Analog Circuit Design OTA Using Signal Attenuation Technique and Applications
KarimaGarradhi
Micro-Electronics and Instrumentation Laboratory, University of Monastir, Monastir, Tunisia
Karima Garradhi was born in Nabul, Tunisia, in 1988. She received the applied license from the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir in 2011, the M. S. degree from at the same University at the Microelectronic and Instrumentation Laboratory in 2013. Actually, she is preparing the Ph. D degree. She is interested to the implementation of low voltage low power integrated circuit design.
