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His research activities belong to the microwave and millimeter-wave electronics area ranging from active devices characterization and modelling to the design and test of linear and nonlinear circuits and systems, in both hybrid and monolithic technologies (mostly, GaAs and GaN). In this very wide research area, he is mainly focused on the development of innovative power amplifiers’ (PAs) schemes and architectures with high efficiency and linearity for both ground and space communication systems, including their integration in multifunctional chips such as single-chip front ends. In this context, He has also proposed many pioneering solutions to mitigate the main limiting factors of the well-known Doherty architectures as well as to maximize the trade-off between linearity and efficiency in other PAs schemes. In the last 20 years He was involved in many research projects dealing with the development of innovative microwave and mm-wave circuits and systems, manly based on GaN technology, for both ground and space applications.
Rocco Giofrè is an IEEE Senior Member and a component of the IEEE TC-12-Microwave High Power Techniques Committee. He is an Associated Editor of the IEEE ACCESS Journal and the Treasure of the GaAs Association. He is reviewer for the major international journals and conferences in microwave electronics field, and chair of technical sections at international conferences. He has contributed to the organization of several Workshops and Special sections during the major microwave conferences. His research achievements have resulted in more than 220 publications in journals and conferences, several invited papers, two patents, two book chapters and two contributions to Wiley Encyclopedia on Microwave Electronics.
In 2022 He has been the TPC Co-Chair of the European Microwave Integrated Circuits Conference (EuMIC) held in Milan, Italy.</p> a:0:{}"
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