Salvatore Levantino is a researcher affiliated with the Polytechnic University of Milan in Italy, specializing in engineering with a strong focus on electrical and electronic engineering. Their academic output spans numerous topics within the broader field, reflecting a concentrated expertise in integrated circuit and systems design.
Their research contributions are mainly focused on advancements in phase-locked loop (PLL) and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) technologies, covering:
The researcher has also contributed to subfields such as biomedical engineering, automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, and control and systems engineering.
Salvatore Levantino has frequently published in various IEEE venues, including:
Among the most recent papers authored or coauthored by Levantino are:
Collaborations have been an important part of Levantino's academic activity, with frequent coauthors including Carlo Samori, Andrea L. Lacaita, Luca Bertulessi, Francesco Tesolin, and Simone M. Dartizio.
S. Levantino;C. Samori;A. Bonfanti;S.L.J. Gierkink
S.L.J. Gierkink;S. Levantino;R.C. Frye;C. Samori
S. Pellerano;S. Levantino;C. Samori;A.L. Lacaita
Davide Tasca;Marco Zanuso;Giovanni Marzin;Salvatore Levantino
S. Levantino;L. Romano;S. Pellerano;C. Samori
Salvatore Levantino;Giovanni Marzin;Carlo Samori
Andrea Leonardo Lacaita;Salvatore Levantino;Carlo Samori
M. Zanuso;D. Tasca;S. Levantino;A. Donadel
S. Levantino;C. Samori;A. Zanchi;A.L. Lacaita
Giovanni Marzin;Salvatore Levantino;Carlo Samori;Andrea Lacaita
M Zanuso;S Levantino;C Samori;A L Lacaita
L. Romano;S. Levantino;C. Samori;A.L. Lacaita
A. Zanchi;C. Samori;S. Levantino;A.L. Lacaita
L. Romano;S. Levantino;A. Bonfanti;C. Samori
Federico Pepe;Andrea Bonfanti;Salvatore Levantino;Carlo Samori
C. Samori;S. Levantino;V. Boccuzzi
Giovanni Marucci;Andrea Fenaroli;Giovanni Marzin;Salvatore Levantino
Dmytro Cherniak;Luigi Grimaldi;Luca Bertulessi;Carlo Samori
Giovanni Marucci;Salvatore Levantino;Paolo Maffezzoni;Carlo Samori
M. Zanuso;P. Madoglio;S. Levantino;C. Samori
Marzo Zanuso;Salvatore Levantino;Carlo Samori;Andrea L. Lacaita
Andrea Leonardo Lacaita;Salvatore Levantino;Carlo Samori
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