Souvik Mahapatra is affiliated with the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay in India. Their research primarily focuses on the field of engineering, with a specific emphasis on electrical and electronic engineering. Contributions also extend to materials chemistry, atomic and molecular physics, optics, computer networks and communications, and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
The main topics of their work include semiconductor materials and devices, advancements in semiconductor devices and circuit design, ferroelectric and negative capacitance devices, silicon carbide semiconductor technologies, integrated circuits and semiconductor failure analysis, electrostatic discharge in electronics, and advanced data storage technologies.
Publication venues frequently hosting their research include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Souvik Mahapatra are:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by them include:
Muhammad Ashraful Alam;S. Mahapatra
Kai Ni;Pankaj Sharma;Jianchi Zhang;Matthew Jerry
Muhammad Ashraful Alam;Haldun Kufluoglu;D. Varghese;D. Varghese;S. Mahapatra
S. Mahapatra;N. Goel;S. Desai;S. Gupta
A.E. Islam;H. Kufluoglu;D. Varghese;S. Mahapatra
S. Mahapatra;P.B. Kumar;M.A. Alam
S. Mahapatra;D. Saha;D. Varghese;P.B. Kumar
S. Mahapatra;K. Ahmed;D. Varghese;A.E. Islam
S. Mahapatra;A. E. Islam;S. Deora;V. D. Maheta
D. Varghese;D. Saha;S. Mahapatra;K. Ahmed
James H. Stathis;Souvik Mahapatra;Tibor Grasser
Narendra Parihar;Nilesh Goel;Subhadeep Mukhopadhyay;Souvik Mahapatra
Kaustubh Joshi;Subhadeep Mukhopadhyay;Nilesh Goel;Souvik Mahapatra
S. Mahapatra;V.D. Maheta;A.E. Islam;M.A. Alam
S. Mahapatra;P. Bharath Kumar;T.R. Dalei;D. Sana
S. Mahapatra;M. A. Alam;P. Bharath Kumar;T. R. Dalei
S. Mahapatra;C.D. Parikh;V.R. Rao;C.R. Viswanathan
S. Mahapatra;M.A. Alam
D. Varghese;S. Mahapatra;M.A. Alam
S. Mahapatra;S. Shukuri;J. Bude
S. Mahapatra;M.A. Alam
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