Muhammad Yasir Faheem

Dr. Muhammad Yasir Faheem


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Academic Career Length

1Year (2026-Present)

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

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19 June 2026 in Microelectronics Journal
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YLYiming Lin
Yiming Lin
QQQuanwen Qi
Quanwen Qi
Xiaoran LiXiaoran Li
Xiaoran Li
MFMuhammad Yasir Faheem
Muhammad Yasir Faheem
XWXinghua Wang
Xinghua Wang
XLXiao Li
Xiao Li

1 July 2026 in Electronic Materials
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CZCaiping Zheng
Caiping Zheng
MFMuhammad Yasir Faheem
Muhammad Yasir Faheem
QGQiaoying Gan
Qiaoying Gan
SLSixian Li
Sixian Li
Chengying ChenChengying Chen
Chengying Chen
YHYUFEI HUANG
YUFEI HUANG
To meet the requirements of wide-temperature reliability and fast transient response in power management ICs for automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications, this paper presents a fast-response low-dropout regulator (LDO) based on a 0.18 μm high-temperature SOI process. Benefiting from the buried oxide isolation structure of the SOI technology, leakage current and parasitic effects under high-temperature conditions are effectively suppressed. The proposed LDO employs an NMOS power transistor, with an on-chip charge pump used to enhance the gate driving capability. In addition, a triple-loop regulation scheme consisting of a main negative feedback loop, an auxiliary positive feedback loop, and a current-mode feedback loop is adopted to improve transient performance and enhance loop stability. The fabricated chip occupies an area of 2840 μm × 1490 μm and supports an input voltage range of 3–5.5 V and an output voltage range of 1.2–3.3 V. Over a temperature range of −55 °C to 175 °C, the LDO can deliver a maximum load current of 400 mA. At 175 °C, the measured overshoot and undershoot voltages are 64 mV and 94 mV, respectively, with a maximum recovery time of 336 μs. Moreover, the power supply rejection ratio (PSRR) reaches 56.8 dB at 100 Hz. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed LDO exhibits excellent high-temperature adaptability, strong load-driving capability, and superior transient response performance.