NMI R&D Network: Analog & Mixed-Signal Design

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The aim of the workshop is not only to communicate current innovation activity, but provide the community a platform from which to collaborate and develop new ideas and projects.

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About the event

In Partnership with: Science & Technology Facilities Council & eFutures Analog and Mixed Signal Design is a key microelectronics discipline that has strength in depth in the UK. Innovation in Analog thinking and approach for effective end-market solutions is essential – whether it is in the development of new cost-effective applications on older technology nodes, or in the creation of solutions in challenging advanced technology nodes. The purpose of this workshop is to bring together the broad supply chain and community in Analog & Mixed-signal together to discuss the state of the art in innovation and R&D. The aim of the workshop is not only to communicate current innovation activity, but provide the community a platform from which to collaborate and develop new ideas and projects.

Agenda

10.00 Registration, Coffee and Networking

10.30 Welcome & Presentations by STFC and NMI

Holistic Mixed Signal Design in Ultra Deep Sub-Micron Technologies – Andrew Talbot, Intel

Improving Analog and Mixed Signal Productivity – New Trends and Approaches for Both Design Verification and Layout Creation. – Damian Roberts & Francois Thomas, Synopsys

A4A: Asynchronous Design for Analogue Electronics – Alex Yakovlev, University of Newcastle Title TBC – Alan Wong, Toumaz

12.40 – 14.00 Lunch & Networking

Analogue Research at Oxford – Imagers and Data Converters – Bhaskar Choubey, University of Oxford Title TBC – Ian Clifford, Cadence

Analog Design of Magnetic Detection Sensor for Medical Application – Sara Chaychian, University of Hertfordshire

15.40 Close Sponsors and Exhibitors

Thank you to our sponsors and exhibitors: Synopsys, Cadence & Mentor Graphics

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Science and Technology Facilities, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Oxford, Didcot, OX11 0QX

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