Our research focuses on the design, simulation and measurement of
analog and radio-frequency integrated circuits in advanced IC
technologies. Our ongoing research projects are described in
the "Research" section. You can find
microphotographs of some of the chips we have designed in the "Chip Gallery".
In case you wonder: 'The electronic world is going digital,
why analog?', check out these quotes.
If you are interested in research projects for undergraduate
or M.S. students or in opportunities to join our group, check out the
"Prospective Students" section.
News
Ph.D. student Frank Zhang and Prof. Peter
Kinget in collaboration with Prof. Ranjit Gharpurey from University
of Texas at Austin received the "Best Student Paper Award --
1st place" at the 2008 IEEE Radio Frequency
Integrated Circuits Symposium for their paper entitled "A 3.1-9.5
GHz Agile UWB Pulse Radio Receiver with Discrete-Time Wideband-IF
Correlation in 90nm CMOS".
Our group will (co)author four presentations and a tutorial at the
IEEE Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits (RFIC)
Symposium. Congratulations to Frank, Anu, and Yiping.
Jonathan Tompson presented his research on RF inductive power
delivery for contactless test at the IEEE Conference on Microelectronic
Test Structures (ICMTS) in March 2008.
Peter Kinget joined the editorial board of the IEEE Transactions on
Circuits and Systems II as an associate editor.
Ajay Balankutty, Shih-An Yu and Yiping Feng will present a paper
entitled "A 0.6V 32.5mW Highly-Integrated Receiver for 2.4GHz ISM-Band
Applications" at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference
(ISSCC), San Francisco in Feb. 2008.
