13 innovations from Bar-Ilan University, available for licensing, co-investment, or spin-out through BIRAD.
Shpaisman Hagay
Current methods for production of alternative meat cuts from plant-based products does not fit industrial standards. We offer a new procedure for production of plant-based meat cuts by a novel system that allows continuous and uniform extrusion through a customizable component. Our procedure allows high production rates and is based on machinery that fits industrial standards.
Shor Joseph
A new architecture of an on-die process monitor circuit is demonstrated in 28nm. The proposed circuit can extract the threshold voltage, VTH, and random mismatch of a transistor using multiple extraction methods including the second derivative method. A sigma-delta modulator analog-to-digital converter samples the output to enable on-die processing of the results. A VDS voltage control loop enables VTH extraction in both the linear and saturation regions of the device. The circuit has a compact area of 5510aμm2
Zalevsky Zeev
The feasibility analysis for the development and the integration of a Near-field Scanning Optical Microscope (NSOM) tip-photodetector operating in the visible domain of wavelengths to an Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) cantilever has been simulated, processed and measured. The new tip-photodetector consists in a Platinum-Silicon truncated conical photodetector, sharing a subwavelength aperture and processed using advanced nanotechnology tools on a commercial silicon cantilever. Such a combined device enables a dual-mode usage of both AFM and NSOM measurements, when collecting the reflected light, directly from the scanned surface while having a more efficient light collection process. In addition to its quite simple fabrication process, it is demonstrated that the AFM tip, on which the photodetector is processed, is still operational, i.e. the AFM imaging capability is not altered by the process. The AFM-NSOM capability of the processed tip is presented, and obtained results show a significant improvement in surface characterization accuracy and efficiency.
Teman Adam
The invention is the product of my Magneton project with CEVA. It includes a novel architecture for generating flip flop based register files with many ports (more than two read and write ports). The architecture uses clock gating based on word selection to reduce power consumption. It uses guided placement to reduce area.
Lior Klein
A method, a non-transitory computer readable medium and a system for compensating for an electromagnetic interference induced deviation of an electron beam. The method may include obtaining measurement information about a magnetic field within an electron beam tool, the measurement information is generated by at least one planar Hall Effect magnetic sensor that is located within the electron beam tool; wherein the at least one planar Hall Effect magnetic sensor comprises at least one magnetometer integrated with at least one magnetic flux concentrator; estimating the electromagnetic interference induced deviation of the electron beam, the estimating is based on the magnetic field; and setting a trajectory of the electron beam to compensate for the electromagnetic interference induced deviation of the electron beam.
Naveh Doron
State-of-the-art methods for printing highly resolved pixels of two-dimensional (2D) materials on technologically important substrates typically involve multiple and time-consuming processing steps which increase device fabrication complexity and the risk of impurity contamination. This work introduces an alternative printing approach based on the Laser Induced Forward Transfer (LIFT) technique for the successful digital transfer of graphene, MoS2 hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) and, Bi2Se(3-x)Sx. Using LIFT, graphene pixels of 30 μm x 30 μm, MoS2 and Bi2Se3 flakes are transferred on SiO2/Si and flexible polymer substrates. The potential of upscaling this novel approach by reaching sizes of up to 300 μm x 300 μm for transferred graphene patches is also demonstrated. The transferred 2D materials are employed for the fabrication of devices including flexible touch sensors and Field-Effect-Transistors. By repeating the printing process also heterostructures of 2D materials can be developed.
Lior Klein
Planar Hall effect sensors capable of measuring multiple components of the magnetic field
Teman Adam
This invention proposes a scalable and variation-aware algorithm for skew balancing of digital circuits. The skew balancing has two main objectives: the application of clockless wave-propagated pipelining (CWPP) and the reduction of dynamic glitch power. The algorithm achieves the balancing of the maximum and minimum delays through all internal gates of a combanatorial block by iteratively applying delays to the faster paths, while overcoming variation by using a skew balanced strobe signal for output capture.
Glickman, Oren
We offer a low-cost, relatively small-size device based on imaging and AI technology that enables assessing key quality indicators of tomato fruits (fruit size, weight, and firmness, as well as total soluble solides (TSS), pH, acidity, Vitamin-C, and lycopene contents in the fruit) without having to collect the fruits and take them to the lab for analyses or even touch the fruits. Moreover, the device can provide quality indicators for many fruits simultaneously from a single shot in a speedy process. The latter feature enables the assessment of quality indicators in many tomato fruits in a very short time. It can be used by (1) various food industry companies that want to use a cheap and speedy process to classify their post-harvest fresh produce per their quality or select the most suitable fruits for their specific purposes (products). The device can also be used by (2) farmers to improve the quality of their fruits by tracking changes in quality indicators along the ripening stages and taking specific actions to influence such quality changes or by just integrating the device into autonomous systems (robots that are being implemented in the agricultural sector these days to make the harvest process an automatic process) for smart harvest by tracking the right stage, according to quality indicators, to pick the fruits. Since our offered solution is relatively cheap, we also see a potential use of this device by (3) consumers and markets that want to know the quality of the fruits they are buying/selling. Finally, since tomato has been employed as a model fruit for the scientific community, particularly in the studies on fruit development, (4) the scientific community dealing with fruit quality can also benefit from such a device because it allows assessing quality indicators in many fruits in a cheap and fast way while the fruits are still on the plant (can be used to study fruit quality changes throughout the ripening process, which is of great interest for many researchers studying environmental and meteorological effects on fruit quality indicators).
Weber Ofir
GPU - accelerated Locally Injective Shape Deformation
Teman Adam
Gain-Cell Embedded DRAM in SD-SOI Technology
Fish Alexander
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