Luiz Carlos Moreira

Graduated in Electronic Engineering (1993) at Universidade Santa Cecília, Master in Microelectronics from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (1996) and PhD in Microelectronics from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (2002). He is currently a professor at the Catholic University of Santos (UNISANTOS) and coordinator of the Laboratory for Analog and Digital Integrated Circuits Projects (LPCIAD) at the Institute for Technological Research (IPECI), where he coordinates projects for integrated circuits for Radio Frequency (RF). Has experience in the area of Electrical Engineering, with an emphasis on electronic circuits, acting mainly on the following themes: Phase Locked Loops (PLL), Integrated planar inductors, Active Pixel Sensor (APS) image sensor, RF Circuits and Analog Circuits. In addition, he performed several postdoctoral activities: a) at UNICAMP he implemented APS sensors; b) at POLI / USP it implemented structures of solenoids and cross inductors; c) in the Gigahertz Integrated Group of Queens University, Canada, in the area of high frequency integrated circuits for communications and applications in radar systems, mainly in the design of UWB ICs, in the period from Sep / 2011 to May / 2012; d) since January 2013 in Puebla / Cholula / Mexico working with planar inductor models at the National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics (INAOE). In June (2014-2015), he started Visiting Scholar work at INAOE / (Mexico) and UPAEP / Puebla / Mexico. In addition, Phase-shifter circuits using transmission lines and CPW for application in UWB (Ultra WideBand) Radar IR in the 130nm process of CMOS technology; e) in 2019, he started collaborating researcher activities at the Technological Institute of Aeronautics (ITA) in the sector of electronic engineering division in a T / R module project for IR-UWB data transmission systems. In addition, he is working on the research project ?Real Time Electronics and Computing for Highly Computer Intensive Real Time Systems (Indirect Offset Project FX-2)?, whose activity is the design and development of a transmitter and receiver integrated circuit (module T / R) with the support of the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden), Linkoping University (LiU, Linkoping, Sweden) and SAAB, Sweden. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)