Technical Areas
The RFIT2025 invites papers in the following technical areas, but are not limited to the following technical areas.
A. EM Field, Design and Measurement Techniques
- Modeling and CAD: active/passive device modeling, CAD, EM simulation, co-simulation
B. Passive Components and Packaging
- Packaging Technologies: 3D, chiplet, MCM, SiP, TSV, flip chip assembly, wire bonding, anisotropic conductive film, additive manufacturing
- Passive Circuits and Antennas: on-chip antennas, integrated passive devices, ferrite, piezoelectric
C. Active Devices and Circuits
- Device Technologies: CMOS, SOI, LDMOS, SiGe, GaAs, InP, GaN, MEMS, reliability, characterization
- Frequency Generation/ Conversion ICs: VCOs, PLLs, synthesizers, dividers/multipliers/ mixers
- Front-end RFICs: LNAs, VGAs, phase shifters, RF switches
- Power ICs: power amplifiers, linearization circuits, drivers
D. Systems and Applications
- Analog and Mixed Signal ICs: ADC, DAC, comparators, filters, AGC/VGA
- High-Speed Data Transceivers: wireless/wireline/optical transceivers, CDRs for data links.
- Power Transmission ICs: RFID, electromagnetic induction, wireless power transmission ICs
- Radio Integrated Systems: IoT M2M, automotive radars, wearable devices, security, biomedical and healthcare applications
- 5G/B5G/6G Systems: MIMO systems, smart radio systems, cube satellite and satellite communication systems
- RF Sensor ICs: automotive radars, wearable devices, security, biomedical and healthcare applications
E. Emerging Technologies
- Millimeter-wave and THz ICs: circuits operating at mm-wave and THz bands
- Emerging ICs: power management, digital RF circuits, RF BIST, reconfigurable ICs, vehicle electronic ICs
- Cryogenic technologies: cryogenic/quantum devices and modelings, cryogenic circuits, systems, measurement techniques, and quantum computing
- AI/Machine Learning for RF/MW/mmW: AI/ML, algorithms implementations, and demonstrations for: spectrum sensing; mobile edge networking; MIMO and array beam operations and management; design and optimization; in-situ sensing, diagnostics, control, reconfiguration of MHz to THz communication and sensing circuits and systems
Paper Submission
To encourage timely reporting of the latest results and have better opportunities to expand papers for possible journal publications, prospective authors are invited to submit a 3-page manuscript (both initial submission and final manuscript, if accepted) in English and in IEEE PDF eXpress format. The manuscript should emphasize original contributions and key findings, including figures, diagrams and results from both simulations and measurements. References should be clearly cited and up-to-date. Accepted conference papers can be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore's scope and quality requirements. By submitting a manuscript, the authors agree that, if accepted, at least one of the authors will make a full registration and attend the RFIT2025 to present their paper. All must be made through the RFIT2025 website: www.rfit2025.org
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Author Instructions
Initial paper submissions
It is requested that authors submit an English, A4-size THREE-page preliminary paper based on the IEEE conference word or LaTeX templates. Papers should be uploaded in PDF format. It is imperative to note that all submitted papers will undergo a peer-review process. The Technical Programme Committee (TPC) will make the final decision, and accepted papers will be designated as either oral or poster presentations.
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Final paper submissions
Authors should check PDF compatibility at IEEE PDF eXpress before submission.
(Details for the PDF check compatibility will be provided soon)
Final papers should be up to three pagers in English.
Final papers will be uploaded to IEEE Xplore if their authors will be presenting at the conference.
Submission Policies
IEEE mandates that authors submit original work that has neither been published elsewhere nor is under review for another publication. Authors are required to disclose any prior publications and current submissions when submitting an article. This ensures the integrity of the publication process and avoids issues related to multiple submissions or prior publication.
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