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Radivoje Popovic
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Honorary Professors STI
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Dr.Sc., Dipl.Ing.
birth date: 12.04.1945
nationality: Swiss and Serbian
web site: http://lmis3.epfl.ch/
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office(s):
CM1642
phone(s): [+41 21 69] 33853
private phone: 021 691 15 19
fax: 021 693 6670
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MISSION
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The group of Prof. Popovic is devoted to pushing the limits of the known and possible in the field of integrated magnetic and optical sensors.
The main research interests of the group are new effects and concepts for sensor devices, interface electronics, and the system integration of sensors and electronics.
Currently, the group is working on the following projects:
• Integrated Hall magnetic sensors for better current and angular position sensing,
• Integrated single photon counting avalanche diodes for future lidar applications,
• Integrated single electron bipolar avalanche transistors for very fast electronics in the sub-picoamp current range,
• Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and Electron Spin Resonance devices.
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BIOGRAPHY
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Radivoje S. Popovic received the Dipl. Ing. degree in engineering physics from the University of Beograd, Yugoslavia in 1969, and the M.Sc and Dr.Sc. degrees in electronics from the University of Nis, Yugoslavia in 1974 and 1978.
From 1969 to 1981, he was with Elektronska Industrija in Nis, Yugoslavia, where we was head of the company's CMOS department. From 1982 to 1993, he worked for Landis & Gyr AG, Central R&D in Zug, Switzerland, where he was appointed vice president Central R&D in 1991. In 1994, he joined Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, as professor for microtechnology systems. His current research interests include sensors for magnetic and optical signals, interface electronics, and noise phenomena.
Dr Popovic is author or co-author of about 250 publications and 95 patent applications. He is co-founder of start-up companies Sentron AG, Sentronis AD, Senis GmbH, Ametes AG, and Sensima Technology SA. He is member of Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences and of Serbian Academy of Engineering Sciences.
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MAIN PUBLICATIONS
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Counting single electrons in a CMOS circuit, R.S. Popovic, M. Lany, Keynote invited paper, MIEL 2008, Nis, Serbia,11-14 May 2008, PROCEEDINGS pp 55 -60.
Hall Effect Devices, 2nd ed., R. S. Popovic , Institute of Physics Publishing, 2004
Low-noise silicon avalanche photodiodes fabricated in conventional CMOS technologies., Rochas, A., A. R. Pauchard, et al. , Ieee Transactions on Electron Devices 49(3): 387-394., 2002
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All Publications of LMIS3
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http://lmis3.epfl.ch/publications/
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| Skills |
• Integrated Magnetic and Optical Sensors
• Hall Sensor
• Fluxgate sensors
• Single Photon Avalanche Diodes
• Single Electron Avalanche Transistors
• Integrated Magnetic Resonance Devices |
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| Teaching |
Microengineering
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| Phd programs |
- Microsystems and Microelectronics
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