Reconfigurable RFICs for NextG and Extreme Environments”

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Wireless and high-speed electronics must serve a growing range of demands from a single 
piece of hardware: 6G is opening congested new frequency bands, wired links between 
chips keep climbing to higher data rates, and electronics for space and other harsh 
settings must adjust to conditions that shift over time. Circuits that are fixed at design 
time struggle to cover this range. This talk presents reconfigurable integrated circuits that 
can be tuned across bands, data rates, and operating conditions. Drawing on prior 
academic work in reconfigurable radio front ends along with industry experience in 
transmitters and clocking circuits, the speaker will outline a research program spanning 
three directions: circuits for 6G, low jitter clocking for high-speed links, and the two-way 
pairing of AI and circuit design. Together these directions point toward flexible radio and 
computing hardware that can be built one circuit block at a time.



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  • 4328 Scorpius St.
  • ECE Department, UCF
  • ORLANDO, Florida
  • United States 32816
  • Building: HEC
  • Room Number: HEC 356

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Dr. Asad Nawaz of Qualcomm

Topic:

Reconfigurable RFICs for NextG and Extreme Environments

Biography:

Asad Nawaz is an RFIC Design Engineer at Qualcomm in San Diego, 
where he designs radio frequency integrated circuits for cellular 
systems. He received his B.Sc. from the University of Engineering and 
Technology, Lahore, and his Ph.D. from Michigan State University, 
where he worked on reconfigurable millimeter wave circuits for 
wireless and phased array systems. He has authored several IEEE 
papers and holds multiple U.S. patents. His research interests include 
reconfigurable circuits for 6G, low jitter clocking for high-speed links, and the pairing of 
machine learning with integrated circuit design.

Address:San Diago, California, United States