Welcome to YODA – Open Digital Archive for CSEM

The YODA archive gives access to CSEM's publications, such as its annual reports and brochures. For technical papers such as scientific publications, bibliographic information is provided, along with the full paper where this is possible.

This comprehensive database is part of CSEM's Open Access Publishing policy. For further information refer to the YODA support guide or contact repository@csem.ch.

Recent Submissions

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    A DC-Coupled Neural Recording Analog Front-End with Bi-Level Bulk Modulation-Based EDO Compensation in 40nm Bulk CMOS
    (2025) Diez-Clos, Arnau; Huang, Xiaohua; Monna, Bert; Muratore, Dante G.
    This paper presents a compact, low-power analog front-end (AFE) for high-density micro-electrocorticography (μECoG) recordings. The AFE integrates a DC-coupled, chopper-stabilized low-noise boxcar sampler, a passive switched-capacitor low-pass filter, and a 10-bit single-slope analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The boxcar sampler minimizes noise folding, enhances anti-aliasing and reduces chopping ripple. To prevent AFE saturation, a novel electrode DC offset (EDO) compensation loop is introduced. It features an embedded digital-to-analog converter (DAC) by modulating the bulk terminals of the input transistors, and a bi-level compensation scheme, thereby eliminating the requirements for high-resolution digital low-pass filters and explicit DACs typically used in traditional DC servo loops. Simulation results in 40nm bulk CMOS show an input-referred noise of 1.69 μVrms over a 1-500 Hz bandwidth, an EDO compensation range of 110 mVpp, with a power consumption of 2.28 μW and an estimated area of 0.0028 mm2 per channel
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    Multi-electroanalytical method capable, duty-cycled, 0.36 mm2 electrochemical frontend, achieving 170dB current sensing range with extended compliance voltage adopting feedforward cancellation
    (2025-04-17) Sukumaran, Amrith; Caruso, Francesco; Cattenoz, Regis; Putter, Bas; Nagel, Jean-Luc; Ravanilla, Ravanilla; Stergiou, Ioannis; Bouilly, Guillaume; Nussbaum, Pascal; Emery, Stephane
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    A Wearable Dietary Monitor using a PPG-based Chewing Sensor
    (2016) Zhou, Lingchuan; Pernecker, Sébastien; Crettaz, Mathilde; Frosio, Monique; de Sousa, Antonio Moreira; Proença, Martin; Theurillat, Patrick; Dudnik, Gabriela
    CSEM has developed a novel wearable dietary monitoring system using a photo-plethysmography-based chewing sensor. Non-invasive, compact, and unobtrusive, it is dedicated to monitoring eating behavior and daily activity of teenagers and young adults with the aim of providing personalized guidance to tackle the ongoing obesity epidemic or eating disorders.
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    Autonomous Medical Monitoring and Diagnostics
    (2016) Lemkaddem, Alia; Lemay, Mathieu; Proença, Martin; Renevey, Philippe; Delgado-Gonzalo, Ricard; Bertschi, Mattia
    CSEM has developed a platform that evaluates how data mining and machine learning can pave the way towards autonomous medical monitoring and diagnostics. Even though the original conception was oriented towards space applications, CSEM’s autonomous diagnosis platform can play an important role in many remote locations where telecommunications systems are not reliable.
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    Wound Healing Monitoring System Integrating Plastic Optical Fibre Sensors
    (2012) Voirin, Guy; Ferrario, Damien; Porchet, Jacques-André; Scolan, Emmanuel; Schyrr, Bastien; Falhi, Abdessamad; Zhou, Lingchuan; Pasche, Stéphanie; Luprano, Jean
    A system was developed for the remote monitoring of pH and metalloproteinase in a wound dressing composed of biosensing plastic optical fibres and a modular electronic system.

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  • CSEM Archive
    The YODA archive contains two collections. The “Research Publications” collection provides bibliographic information for scientific papers including conference proceedings and presentations. And the "Marketing Material" collection includes corporate reports, brochures, and more.