Nikolay N. Prokopenko
Don State Technical University, Institute for Design Problems in Microelectronics
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19
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About
Nikolay N. Prokopenko is a leading figure in analog and mixed-signal microelectronics, with a focused expertise in the design of radiation-hardened and low-temperature integrated circuits for sensor systems. His work is pivotal for advancing the reliability of electronics in extreme environments, particularly for robotics, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and aerospace applications. Prokopenko’s major contributions include the development of precision instrumentation amplifiers and sensor interfaces that maintain performance under radiation exposure and cryogenic conditions, as well as the synthesis of multi-valued digital IP-modules using linear transformations of current logic signals. He has also conducted comparative analyses of BJT and CMOS operational amplifiers, optimizing slew rate for high-speed automation. With key papers accumulating over 20 citations, his research on analog master slice arrays and configurable structured arrays provides foundational insights for domestic and foreign sensor systems. Prokopenko’s work on nonlinear differentiating circuits for transient correction in differential amplifiers further underscores his impact on dynamic performance enhancement, making him a vital contributor to robust, high-reliability electronic design.
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