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Integrated Circuits Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETDs) & Patents

This Table is Sortable! Year Type Institute Abstract Title Patents 2005 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract Technology Mapping for Circuit Optimization Using Content-Addressable Memory   2005 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract A Hybrid Hardware/Software Architecture That Combines a 4-wide Very Long Instruction Word Software Processor (VLIW) with Application-specific Super-complex Instruction Set Hardware Functions   2005 Thesis NC State Abstract A Methodology for Hardware Design and Verification of Architectures for Channel Equalization   2005 Dissertation Pittsburgh U. Abstract Advanced Timing and Synchronization Methodologies for Digital VLSI Integrated Circuits US5,638,531 2005 Thesis Vanderbilt U. Abstract Radiation-Induced Energy Deposition and Single Event Upset Error Rates in Scaled Microelectronic Structures US6,064,555 US5,672,918 2005 Dissertation NC State Abstract Mobility Degradation of Advanced CMOS Devices   2004 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract System-On-A-Chip Solution for Plug and Play Networked Smart Transducers   2004 Dissertation NC State Abstract Analysis and Design Considerations for AC Coupled Interconnection Systems   2004 Dissertation NC State Abstract Current-Mode Band-Limited Signaling for Global On-chip Interconnects   2003 Thesis NC State Abstract Investigation of Interconnect Characteristics in Mixed Signal Circuits   2003 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract A 64-Way Hypercube Interconnected Single Instruction, Multiple Data Architecture for Field Programmable Gate Arrays   2003 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract Linearization of The Timing Analysis and Optimization of Level-Sensitive Circuits   2003 Thesis NC State Abstract Integration of Interconnect Models in a Circuit Simulator   2003 Dissertation Vanderbilt U. Abstract The Radiation Response and Long Term Reliability of High-k gate dielectrics   2003 Dissertation Pittsburgh U. Abstract Analysis, Optimization & Execution of General Purpose Multimedia Applications on subword VLIW Datapaths   2004 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Frequency generation techniques for integrated applications   2003 Dissertation NC State Abstract Charge Trapping Characterization Methodology for the Evaluation of Hafnium-based Gate Dielectric Film Systems   2003 Dissertation NC State Abstract Germanosilicide Contacts to Ultra-shallow P+N Junctions of Nanoscale CMOS Integrated Circuits by Selective Deposition of In-situ Doped Silicon-Germanium Alloys   2003 Dissertation NC State Abstract Flip Chip testing with a capacitive coupled probe chip   2003 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Cyclic combinational circuits   2002 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract On-chip Impedance Transformations for a Standard CMOS Process   2002 Thesis Pittsburgh U. Abstract A Uniform Mathematical Representation of Logic and Computation   2002 Thesis NC State Abstract Charge Based Modeling In State Variable Based Simulator   2002 Thesis NC State Abstract Layout Oriented Design Practice for Capturing Distributed Effects in High-Speed Circuits   2002 Thesis NC State Abstract High-Speed Transceiver Design in CMOS using Multi-level (4-PAM) Signaling   2002 Dissertation NC State Abstract A Compilation Tool for Automated Mapping of Algorithms onto FPGA-Based Custom Computing Machines   2002 Dissertation NC State Abstract Flexible ASIC Design using the Block Data Flow Paradigm (BDFP)   2001 Dissertation Caltech Abstract Analog computation and learning in VLSI   1999 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract UBM Formation on Single Die/Dice for Flip Chip Applications   1999 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract UBM Formation on Single Die/Dice for Flip Chip Applications   1997 Thesis Virginia Tech Abstract A Stream-Based In-Line Allocatable Multiplier for Configurable Computing

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