Professor Chee Kwok
Honorary Professor
Engineering
Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications
Chee Kwok is Professor in Microsystems and Deputy Head of School with the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications. His research interests include:
Microsystems/MEMS (MicroElectroMechanical Systems)
- MEMS based optical interconnects for System In a Package
- MOEMS (MicroOptoElectroMechanical Systems): integrated optical cross-switches
- MEMS based VLSI chip cooling-module using dual synthetic jets
- Out-of-plane microactuators
- Application of micromachining technology to microsensors and microactuators
- Application of micromachining technology to microsensors and microactuators
- Inertial and angular sensors: capacitive, optical, magnetic
- Flowsensors: thermocapactive
- BioMEMS: neural stimulators
Analog integrated circuit design
- Low power/low voltage CMOS analog design
- Analog design with floating-gate CMOS devices
Insulating thin films/non-volatile memory
- Electrical properties of SiO2 films, trap generation and charge trapping studies, Fowler-Nordhiem tunnelling.
- EEPROM programming studies and long term reliability.
Phone
+61 (2) 9385 5300
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Location
School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications (Building G17)
Room 242
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