Improving the Functional Correctness of Digital Integrated Circuits, by Developing Technology That Attacks the Issue at Design Time, in Post-Silicon, and Throughout the Lifetime of a Digital Integrated Component, in Face of the Challenges Posed by Fragile Silicon and Extreme Design Complexity
1 faculty research Improving the Functional Correctness of Digital Integrated Circuits, by Developing Technology That Attacks the Issue at Design Time, in Post-Silicon, and Throughout the Lifetime of a Digital Integrated Component, in Face of the Challenges Posed by Fragile Silicon and Extreme Design Complexity on GradNova.
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Arthur F. Thurnau Professor; Mary Lou Dorf Collegiate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, College of Engineering; Vice Provost for Engaged Learning, Office of the Provost; Professor, EECS – Computer Science and Engineering
Improving the Functional Correctness of Digital Integrated Circuits, by Developing Technology That Attacks the Issue at Design Time, in Post-Silicon, and Throughout the Lifetime of a Digital Integrated Component, in Face of the Challenges Posed by Fragile Silicon and Extreme Design Complexity
VLSI and Analog Circuit Testing
Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
Radiation Effects in Electronics
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