New Shapes in Perspective for Future RF/mmW Integrated Technology
New Shapes in Perspective for Future RF/mmW Integrated Technology
The talk explores innovative methodologies in the design of passive devices for integrated circuits (ICs), focusing on sub-100GHz and above-100GHz millimeter-wave (mmW) integration. A key focus is the inverse design concept, which contrasts traditional design approaches by starting with desired outcomes and working backward to determine optimal initial parameters. This methodology leverages optimization algorithms and high-fidelity simulations to achieve precise, efficient, and innovative solutions. Despite its benefits, inverse design presents challenges, including complexity, model accuracy, and compatibility with existing IC tools. The presentation concludes with open questions about the adoption of inverse design in the industry, addressing issues such as patentability, manufacturability, and the need for trained engineers.
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- Date: 03 Jun 2025
- Time: 01:00 PM UTC to 02:30 PM UTC
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- 46 Avenue Felix Viallet
- Grenoble, Rhooe-Alpes
- France 38000
- Building: Amphithéâtre
- Room Number: Barbillion
- Starts 22 May 2025 07:00 AM UTC
- Ends 03 June 2025 10:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Dr. Cathelin of STMicroelectronics
New Shapes in Perspective for Future RF/mmW Integrated Technology
Biography:
Andreia Cathelin, an Electrical Engineer PhD and HDR from the University of Lille, is Advanced R&D Design Technical Director and a Technology R&D Fellow with STMicroelectronics, in Crolles France. Her focus areas are in the design of advanced RF/mmW/THz and ultra-low-power circuits and systems. She is very active in the IEEE community, strongly implied with SSCS and Women in Circuits, the Executive Committee of VLSI Symposium and RFIC TPC. She has been the TPC chair of ESSCIRC2020/21 and General Co-Chair of ESSCIRC-ESSDERC 2023 and has been with ISSCC TPC and Exec Committee for over 10 years. Andreia has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Lund, Sweden, promotion of 2020.
