Join us this November for HKN’s premier event! The Student Leadership Conference is a great place to connect, to learn, and to work beside HKN members from around the globe! This weekend is dedicated to turning top students and chapter officers into leaders. This three-day event features tracks for leadership training, advisor programming, technical presentations, […]
Abstract: While integrated power converter is required in every modern electronic system, designing one that achieves both area- and power-efficient continues remains a challenge in many engineering teams. In this talk, the speaker will give an overview of integrated power converter design flow and some techniques in schematics and layout that would be very useful for […]
Abstract: The convergence of semiconductors, synthetic biology, and medicine is redefining the landscape of health technologies. Advances in solid-state platforms are driving new capabilities in genomics, cell and gene therapy, and single-cell biology, while innovations in DNA synthesis are creating novel opportunities for engineered diagnostics and therapeutics. In parallel, progress in disposable diagnostic devices is […]
Abstract: Compute-in-memory (CIM) and processing-near-memory (PNM) have emerged as promising approaches to overcome the limitations of architectures that separate processing from memory. While this bottleneck is often attributed to von Neumann’s design, such critiques overlook its historical significance: the separation of logic and memory enabled the decoupling of software from hardware, laying the foundation for general-purpose […]
Abstract: Strategic career decisions are pivotal in aligning your expertise and passion with opportunities, having a substantial professional impact. In the upcoming webinar, Prof. Tim Piessens, the co-founder of ICSense in Belgium and a distinguished scholar in IC design, will share his remarkable journey from university research to launching a pioneering IC design spin-off and […]
Abstract: This presentation will elaborate on some of the technical content of the paper of the same title published in the OJSSCS. The paper employs several methods that may be unfamiliar to readers. They are: How to separate PM from AM in a noise spectrum How to formulate approximate transfer functions for circuits subject to periodic […]
