Search
Showing 1 - 10 of 857 results
18 Dec 2024
Abstract: The next generation Internet of Things (IoT) envisions trillions of miniature devices that essentially disappear into the environment and objects around us, to improve our lives by measuring information from our world and routing it to stake-holders or connected devices that take action for our benefit. This talk describes how low power circuit design can enable this vision of a trillion-node IoT.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $8.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
18 Dec 2024
Abstract: The next generation Internet of Things (IoT) envisions trillions of miniature devices that essentially disappear into the environment and objects around us, to improve our lives by measuring information from our world and routing it to stake-holders or connected devices that take action for our benefit. This talk describes how low power circuit design can enable this vision of a trillion-node IoT.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $11.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
13 Nov 2024
Abstract: This is really a love story. Not about antique technology, but about a wild period of jaw-dropping creativity, the golden era of the bipolar transistor.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $8.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
13 Nov 2024
Abstract: This is really a love story. Not about antique technology, but about a wild period of jaw-dropping creativity, the golden era of the bipolar transistor.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $11.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: Scaling a fault-tolerant quantum computer to millions of qubits required for running a practical algorithm is a daunting challenge. Silicon spin qubits are a potential technology for the scalable implementation of quantum computers thanks to their transistor-like footprint and compatibility with industrial silicon manufacturing.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $8.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: Scaling a fault-tolerant quantum computer to millions of qubits required for running a practical algorithm is a daunting challenge. Silicon spin qubits are a potential technology for the scalable implementation of quantum computers thanks to their transistor-like footprint and compatibility with industrial silicon manufacturing.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $11.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: Silicon photonics systems integrate photonic components such as optical waveguides, couplers, resonators, photodetectors, etc. along with electronic components on the same silicon chip to realize high-bandwidth, high-density, and low-power communication via wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM).
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $11.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: High performance fractional-N phase-locked loops (PLLs) are essential elements of any advanced electronic systems. In recent years, both analog and all-digital PLLs employing sampling or sub-sampling phase detector have gained popularity and demonstrated below 100-fs integrated jitter and superior figure-of-merit. This talk focuses on this PLL architecture and elaborates the advanced design techniques to achieve low jitter, low fractional spurs, and low power operation.
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $8.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: High performance fractional-N phase-locked loops (PLLs) are essential elements of any
advanced electronic systems. In recent years, both analog and all-digital PLLs employing sampling or sub-sampling phase detector have gained popularity and demonstrated below 100-fs integrated jitter and superior figure-of-merit. This talk focuses on this PLL architecture and elaborates the advanced design techniques to achieve low jitter, low fractional spurs, and low power operation.
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $11.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS
Abstract: Silicon photonics systems integrate photonic components such as optical waveguides, couplers, resonators, photodetectors, etc. along with electronic components on the same silicon chip to realize high-bandwidth, high-density, and low-power communication via wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM).
More
-
Members: Free | IEEE Members: $8.00 | Non-members: $15.00SSCS