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2009
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Paolo Pulici, Gian Pietro Vanalli, Michele A. Dellutri, Domenico Guarnaccia, Filippo Lo Iacono, Giovanni Campardo, Giancarlo Ripamonti:
Signal Integrity Flow for System-in-Package and Package-on-Package Devices. Proc. IEEE 97(1): 84-95 (2009)
2008
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Paolo Pulici, Antonio Girardi, Gian Pietro Vanalli, Roberto Izzi, Giacomo Bernardi, Giancarlo Ripamonti, Antonio G. M. Strollo, Giovanni Campardo:
A Modified IBIS Model Aimed at Signal Integrity Analysis of Systems in Package. IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I Regul. Pap. 55-I(7): 1921-1928 (2008)
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Daniele Rossi, Paolo Angelini, Cecilia Metra, Giovanni Campardo, Gian Pietro Vanalli:
Risks for Signal Integrity in System in Package and Possible Remedies. ETS 2008: 165-170
2007
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Michele Bartolini, Paolo Pulici, Pier Paolo Stoppino, Giovanni Campardo, Gian Pietro Vanalli:
A Reduced Output Ringing CMOS Buffer. IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. II Express Briefs 54-II(2): 102-106 (2007)

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