Giovanni Crupi

Prof. Giovanni Crupi

BIOMORF Department, University of Messina, Messina, Italy
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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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2 October 2006 in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques
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Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
DXD. Xiao
D. Xiao
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs
Ernesto LimitiErnesto Limiti
Ernesto Limiti
Alina CaddemiAlina Caddemi
Alina Caddemi
MGM. Germain
M. Germain
This paper focuses on the determination and analysis of an accurate small-signal equivalent circuit for gallium-nitride high electron-mobility transistors under different bias conditions. Our experimental results show that a channel capacitance has to be added to the conventional forward "cold" model for modeling the device-under-test. The validity of the proposed extraction procedure has been verified by the very good agreement between simulated and measured scattering parameters up to 50 GHz

8 March 2010 in IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques
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ARAntonio Raffo
Antonio Raffo
VVValeria Vadala
Valeria Vadala
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs
Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
GAGustavo Avolio
Gustavo Avolio
Giorgio VanniniGiorgio Vannini
Giorgio Vannini
This paper presents a new modeling approach accounting for the nonlinear description of low-frequency dispersive effects (due to thermal phenomena and traps) affecting electron devices. The theoretical formulation is quite general and includes as particular cases different models proposed in the literature. A large set of experimental results, oriented to microwave GaN power amplifier design, is provided to give an exhaustive validation under realistic device operation.

6 August 2019 in International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields
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ZMZlatica Marinkovic
Zlatica Marinkovic
Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
ACAlina Caddemi
Alina Caddemi
VMVera Marković
Vera Marković
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs

1 October 2014 in IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics
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CGCarmine Garripoli
Carmine Garripoli
MMMarco Mercuri
Marco Mercuri
Peter KarsmakersPeter Karsmakers
Peter Karsmakers
Ping Jack SohPing Jack Soh
Ping Jack Soh
Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs
Telehealth systems and applications are extensively investigated nowadays to enhance the quality-of-care and, in particular, to detect emergency situations and to monitor the well-being of elderly people, allowing them to stay at home independently as long as possible. In this paper, an embedded telehealth system for continuous, automatic, and remote monitoring of real-time fall emergencies is presented and discussed. The system, consisting of a radar sensor and base station, represents a cost-effective and efficient healthcare solution. The implementation of the fall detection data processing technique, based on the least-square support vector machines, through a digital signal processor and the management of the communication between radar sensor and base station are detailed. Experimental tests, for a total of 65 mimicked fall incidents, recorded with 16 human subjects (14 men and two women) that have been monitored for 320 min, have been used to validate the proposed system under real circumstances. The subjects’ weight is between 55 and 90 kg with heights between 1.65 and 1.82 m, while their age is between 25 and 39 years. The experimental results have shown a sensitivity to detect the fall events in real time of 100% without reporting false positives. The tests have been performed in an area where the radar's operation was not limited by practical situations, namely, signal power, coverage of the antennas, and presence of obstacles between the subject and the antennas.

13 September 2016 in IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters
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Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
ARAntonio Raffo
Antonio Raffo
GAGustavo Avolio
Gustavo Avolio
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs
Giorgio VanniniGiorgio Vannini
Giorgio Vannini
Alina CaddemiAlina Caddemi
Alina Caddemi
The purpose of this letter is to present an experimental analysis of the temperature effects on the small-signal equivalent circuit of a GaN HEMT. With the aim of contributing to the exploration and advancement of this technology for high-power and high-temperature applications, the major intrinsic RF figures of merit together with the positive derivative of the real parts of the impedance parameters versus frequency are deeply investigated versus ambient temperature.

1 February 2013 in Solid-State Electronics
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Giovanni CrupiGiovanni Crupi
Giovanni Crupi
Dominique SchreursDominique Schreurs
Dominique Schreurs
JRJean-Pierre Raskin
Jean-Pierre Raskin
Alina CaddemiAlina Caddemi
Alina Caddemi