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DESCRIPTION:Demand for ultra-wideband data acquisition and real time proces
 sing systems handling analog signals in the GHz range comes from applicati
 ons in high performance instrumentation\, defense and infrastructure commu
 nication systems among others. In these cases\, front-end circuitry and AD
 Cs/DACs are rapidly getting integrated together with front-end digital pro
 cessing\, preferably in mixed-signal CMOS systems-on-a-chip. This lecture 
 will briefly review some of the technical challenges faced by analog desig
 ners developing such systems along with some the technologies behind that.
  The performance demands\, coupled together with limitations of the underl
 ying technologies such as those of nanometer CMOS processes and die packag
 ing\, require a comprehensive design approach combining circuits and archi
 tectural innovation with algorithmic techniques. This lecture introduces s
 ome of the present engineering approaches being developed to tackle such c
 hallenges.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Gabriele Manganaro\, Analog Devices (Wilming
 ton\, MA)\, \n\nQualcomm AZ-Auditorium (10155 Pacific Heights Blvd\, San D
 iego\, CA 92121) \, San Diego\, California\, United States
LOCATION:Qualcomm AZ-Auditorium (10155 Pacific Heights Blvd\, San Diego\, C
 A 92121) \, San Diego\, California\, United States
ORGANIZER:alvin.loke@alumni.stanford.edu
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Mixed-Signal Technologies for Ultra-Wide Band Signal Processing Sys
 tems
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/205337
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Demand for ultra-wideband data acquisition
  and real time processing systems handling analog signals in the GHz range
  comes from applications in high performance instrumentation\, defense and
  infrastructure communication systems among others. In these cases\, front
 -end circuitry and ADCs/DACs are rapidly getting integrated together with 
 front-end digital processing\, preferably in mixed-signal CMOS systems-on-
 a-chip. This lecture will briefly review some of the technical challenges 
 faced by analog designers developing such systems along with some the tech
 nologies behind that. The performance demands\, coupled together with limi
 tations of the underlying technologies such as those of nanometer CMOS pro
 cesses and die packaging\, require a comprehensive design approach combini
 ng circuits and architectural innovation with algorithmic techniques. This
  lecture introduces some of the present engineering approaches being devel
 oped to tackle such challenges.</p>
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