Stefano Salvatori

Stefano Salvatori

Stefano Salvatori

Stefano Salvatori graduated from the University of Niccolo Cusano in Rome, Italy.

Research activity of prof. Stefano Salvatori is mainly focuses on the design, fabrication and characterization of diamond detectors for UV, X-rays or protons, as well as the design, fabrication and realization of front-end and read-out electronics. Currently, his research activity is also focused on the characterization of diamond detectors with laser-formed graphite buried contacts.

Areas of interest of the author: Analogue Design Supply Interfaces Microcontrollers Usage Measurement Theory

Co-authors: Marco Girolami Pietro Oliva

Publications on RadioLocman by the author Stefano Salvatori:

  1. Precision programmable current source uses two ICs
    Pietro Oliva Stefano Salvatori
    This Design Idea mates a precision current source IC with precision difference amp chips to create...
    17-07-2024
  2. Two-wire, four-by-four-key keyboard interface saves power
    You can use a microcontroller that includes an ADC to design a two-wire-plus-ground keyboard...
    16-05-2022
  3. Transimpedance Synchronous Amplification Nulls Out Background Illumination
    Light sensors find use in a host of important applications, spanning from consumer electronics,...
    14-04-2021
  4. Integrator Enables Simple Ohmmeter with Gigohm Range
    The Texas Instruments IVC102 precision integrator has high-quality internal capacitors. The circuit...
    22-03-2021
  5. Instrumentation Amp Makes an Accurate Transimpedance Amp Too
    Transimpedance amplifier circuits are often used to convert photodiode current to a voltage signal....
    03-11-2016
  6. Compact, Four-Quadrant Lock-In Amplifier Generates Two Analog Outputs
    Marco Girolami Stefano Salvatori
    Generate a pair of quadrature-phase digital signals. The circuit in this Design Idea realizes a...
    24-12-2009