Analog
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Projects that are part of the analog and mixed signal design group.
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Active Projects
These are the projects that are currently active:
Available Projects
We are still looking for students/partners to work on the following projects:
- Analog building blocks for mmWave manipulation
- A mmWave Voltage-Controlled-Oscillator (VCO) for beyond 5G applications
- Bluetooth Low Energy network with optimized data throughput
- Bluetooth Low Energy receiver in 65nm CMOS
- Charge-Pump PLL with ring-oscillator based VCO in 65nm CMOS
- Bandgap voltage reference in 65nm CMOS
- Event-Driven Convolutional Neural Network Modular Accelerator
- Level Crossing ADC For a Many Channels Neural Recording Interface
- 5G Cellular RF Front-end Design in 22nm CMOS Technology
- Design of Charge-Pump PLL in 22nm for 5G communication applications
Completed Projects
These are projects that were completed in the last few years
2015
No pages meet these criteria.
2014
No pages meet these criteria.
2013
- Wireless Biomedical Signal Acquisition Device
- Flexible Front-End Circuit for Biomedical Data Acquisition
- High-Resolution Large-Bandwidth Delta-Sigma A/D Converters in Ultra-Scaled CMOS
2012
- Data Mapping for Unreliable Memories
- Exploitation of Inherent Error Resilience of Wireless Systems under Unreliable Silicon
- High Throughput Turbo Decoder Design
- Turbo Decoder Design for High Code Rates
- Channel Decoding for TD-HSPA
- Near-Optimal Reduced-Complexity Sequence Detectors for TD-HSPA
- A Novel Constrained-Viterbi Algorithm with Linear Equalization and Grouping Assistance
- Successive Interference Cancellation for 3G Downlink
- Channel Estimation for TD-HSPA
- Evolved EDGE Physical Layer Incremental Redundancy Architecture
- MatPHY: An Open-Source Physical Layer Development Framework
- Interference Cancellation for Evolved EDGE on the RazorEDGE baseband ASIC
- Soft-Output Viterbi Equalizer as part of Evolved EDGE baseband ASIC
- High Performance Cellular Receivers in Very Advanced CMOS
- Multi-Band Receiver Design for LTE Mobile Communication
- High-Resolution, Calibrated Folding ADCs
