Anna V. Bugakova

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Anna V. Bugakova is a researcher specializing in analog microelectronics, with a focus on integrated circuit design for sensor systems, robotics, and automatic control. Her work explores the application of analog master slice arrays (MSA) and configurable structured arrays (CSA) in sensor systems, including those used in aircraft and robotics, as detailed in her most-cited paper (2016, 6 citations). Bugakova has made significant contributions to the analysis and optimization of operational amplifiers (Op-Amps), which are critical components in analog-digital interfaces. In her 2018 paper (4 citations), she conducted a comparative analysis of the maximum slew rate in BJT and CMOS (SiGe TSMC 0.35µ) operational amplifiers, providing insights into their performance for electronic devices of automatics and robotics. Additionally, her work on non-linear differentiating circuits (2018, 2 citations) addresses the correction of transient processes in differential operational amplifiers, enhancing their dynamic characteristics. Bugakova’s research is foundational for improving the speed and efficiency of analog circuits in modern control systems, making her a notable contributor to the field of microelectronics and sensor technology.

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1. 1
   Perspectives of Application of New Chips of Analog Master Slice Array and Configurable Structured Array of Crystals in Sensor Systems

   6 citations · 2016
2. 2
   The Comparative Analysis of the Maximum Slew Rate of the Output Voltage BJT and CMOS (SiGe TSMC 0.35µ) Operational Amplifiers

   4 citations · 2018
3. 3
   The Non-Linear Differentiating Circuits of Correction of Transient Process in Differential Operational Amplifiers

   2 citations · 2018

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