An implantable microsystem for studying the Parkinson's Disease. - Yung-Chan Chen; Yu-Po Lin; Tsui-Ling Hsieh; Chun-Yi Yeh; Pin-Yang Huang; Hung-Chih Chiu; Zong-Ye Wang; Wen-Yang Hsu; Po-Chiun Huang; Kea-Tiong Tang; Hsi-Pin Ma; Hsin Chen (APCCAS, 2012)

An implantable microsystem for long-term study on the mechanism of deep brain stimulation. - Yu-Po Lin; Hung-Chih Chiu; Pin-Yang Huang; Zong-Ye Wang; Hsiang-Hui Cheng; Po-Chiun Huang; Kea-Tiong Tang; Hsi-Pin Ma; Hsin Chen (BioCAS, 2013)

A 1.04 mm2, low-power front-end circuit of receiver in 0.18μm CMOS for IEEE 802.11a application. - Chang-Hsi Wu; Yu-Po Lin; Hong-Cheng You; Shun-Zhao Huang (APCCAS, 2014)

Simultaneous transistor pairing and placement for CMOS standard cells. - Ang Lu; Hsueh-Ju Lu; En-Jang Jang; Yu-Po Lin; Chun-Hsiang Hung; Chun-Chih Chuang; Rung-Bin Lin (DATE, 2015)

An Inductive Power and Data Telemetry Subsystem With Fast Transient Low Dropout Regulator for Biomedical Implants. - Yu-Po Lin; Kea-Tiong Tang (IEEE Trans. Biomed. Circuits Syst., 2016)

A Battery-Less, Implantable Neuro-Electronic Interface for Studying the Mechanisms of Deep Brain Stimulation in Rat Models. - Yu-Po Lin; Chun-Yi Yeh; Pin-Yang Huang; Zong-Ye Wang; Hsiang-Hui Cheng; Yi-Ting Li; Chi-Fen Chuang; Po-Chiun Huang; Kea-Tiong Tang; Hsi-Pin Ma; Yen-Chung Chang; Shih-Rung Yeh; et al. (IEEE Trans. Biomed. Circuits Syst., 2016)