A Battery-Less BLE IoT Motion Detector Supplied by 2.45-GHz Wireless Power Transfer. - Remi Dekimpe; Pengcheng Xu 002; Maxime Schramme; Denis Flandre; David Bol (PATMOS, 2018)

A 40-to-80MHz Sub-4μW/MHz ULV Cortex-M0 MCU SoC in 28nm FDSOI With Dual-Loop Adaptive Back-Bias Generator for 20μs Wake-Up From Deep Fully Retentive Sleep Mode. - David Bol; Maxime Schramme; Ludovic Moreau; Thomas Haine; Pengcheng Xu 002; Charlotte Frenkel; Remi Dekimpe; François Stas; Denis Flandre (ISSCC, 2019)

A battery-less BLE smart sensor for room occupancy tracking supplied by 2.45-GHz wireless power transfer. - Remi Dekimpe; Pengcheng Xu 002; Maxime Schramme; Pierre Gérard; Denis Flandre; David Bol (Integr., 2019)

SleepRider: a 5.5μW/MHz Cortex-M4 MCU in 28nm FD-SOI with ULP SRAM, Biomedical AFE and Fully-Integrated Power, Clock and Back-Bias Management. - Rémi Dekimpe; Maxime Schramme; Martin Lefebvre 002; Adrian Kneip; Roghayeh Saeidi; Mathieu Xhonneux; Ludovic Moreau; Marco Gonzalez; Thibault Pirson; David Bol (VLSI Circuits, 2021)

SleepRunner: A 28-nm FDSOI ULP Cortex-M0 MCU With ULL SRAM and UFBR PVT Compensation for 2.6-3.6-μW/DMIPS 40-80-MHz Active Mode and 131-nW/kB Fully Retentive Deep-Sleep Mode. - David Bol; Maxime Schramme; Ludovic Moreau; Pengcheng Xu 002; Rémi Dekimpe; Roghayeh Saeidi; Thomas Haine; Charlotte Frenkel; Denis Flandre (IEEE J. Solid State Circuits, 2021)

Modeling the Carbon Footprint of Battery-Powered IoT Sensor Nodes for Environmental-Monitoring Applications. - Pol Maistriaux; Thibault Pirson; Maxime Schramme; Jérôme Louveaux; David Bol (IOT, 2022)

Comprehensive Analytical Comparison of Ring Oscillators in FDSOI Technology: Current Starving Versus Back-Bias Control. - Maxime Schramme; Léopold Van Brandt; Denis Flandre; David Bol (IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I Regul. Pap., 2022)

UFBBR: A Unified Frequency and Back-Bias Regulation Unit for Ultralow-Power Microcontrollers in 28-nm FDSOI. - Maxime Schramme; David Bol (IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. I Regul. Pap., 2023)

Technical and Ecological Limits of 2.45-GHz Wireless Power Transfer for Battery-Less Sensors. - Marco Gonzalez; Pengcheng Xu 002; Rémi Dekimpe; Maxime Schramme; Ivan Stupia; Thibault Pirson; David Bol (IEEE Internet Things J., 2023)