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Department of Electronics Seminar SeriesWelcome to the seminars page of Department of Electronics. The seminars from the leading
academic/industry personalities are conducted regularly by the Department of Electronics. The page
contains the information about the upcoming and recent-past seminars. For
more information about Department of Electronics seminars, please contact the co-coordinator, Ram
Achar UpcomingPast SeminarsCoordinated Control Strategy and Energy Optimization in Smart GridSpeaker:Dr. Hasan Mehrjerdi, Industrial Postdoctoral Fellow at Research Institute of Hydro-Quebec (IREQ), Varennes, CanadaTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Friday ,Jan. 20 , 2012 Abstract: Energy is one of the top priorities in the world and smart grids are the centerpiece of this energy focus. Grid design, control and stability are the main objectives of smart grid technology in order to enhance the vo... PLL Design in Nanometer CMOSSpeaker:K. R. (Kumar) Lakshmikumar (klakshmikumar@ikanos.com) , Director of Analog and Mixed Signal design at Ikanos Communications, Red Bank, NJTime:6:30PM-7:30PM, Thursday ,Dec. 8 , 2011 Abstract: A PLL is perhaps the most widely used mixed-signal circuit block in a system-on-chip (SoC). Advancements in process technology offer ad... Multiport Interferometer Techniques for Transceiver System ApplicationsSpeaker:Ke Wu, FIEEE, FCAE, FRSCTime:12:00PM-1:00PM, Monday ,Jul. 25 , 2011 Abstract: This presentation discusses the basic concepts and development of multiport Mobile Telecommunication Systems in China, Present and FutureSpeaker:Prof. Jianwu Zhang, Hangzhou Dianzi UniversityTime:2:00PM-3:00PM, Tuesday ,Jun. 7 , 2011 Abstract: This talk will present the current Mobile Telecommunication Systems in use and Next Generation Mobile Telecommunication Systems to... Cross-Layer Design of Smart Antenna SystemsSpeaker:Dr. Nicholas E. Buris,Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE AP SocietyTime:1:30PM-2:30PM, Friday ,Mar. 25 , 2011 Abstract: Topic 1: Cross-Layer Design of Smart Antenna SystemsSmart Antenna Systems use the additional degrees of freedom offered by their multiple antennas to exploit, among other things, multipath in the propagat... Control Strategies for the Next Generation Power SystemSpeaker:Mr. Ali Mehrizi-SaniTime:9:30AM-10:30AM, Tuesday ,Dec. 14 , 2010 Abstract: The power system is in transition to a grid structure capable of delivering optimal electric power by incorporating enabling technologies such as advanced control strategies, integrated communication, and improved com... Integrated Optics: a Quest for a Perfect MaterialSpeaker:Dr. K.DolgalevaTime:3:00PM-4:00PM, Thursday ,Dec. 9 , 2010 Abstract: The demand for high speed and high bandwidth of data transmission in communication systems is rapidly growing. Electronic processing of optical signals currently used in communication networks requires optical-to-el... Global Collaborative Education ProgramsSpeaker:Prof. Lalu Mansinha, University of Western OntarioTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Tuesday ,Nov. 30 , 2010 Abstract: With the recent upswing in the economic activities in countries such as India and China , global focus on educational needs of such countries has significantly increased. There has been a significant policy shift in t... Mini-Workshop on Recent Advancements in Bragg Grating based Optical & Microwave devicesSpeaker:Dr. Jacques Albert, Canada Research Chair in Advanced Photonic Components, Department of Electronics, Carleton UniversityTime:10:00AM-12:00PM, Monday ,Nov. 1 , 2010 Abstract: Bragg Gratings (BGs) are perfect candidates for the study of
dynamic nonlinear optical effects: the (one-dimensional) photonic bandgap,
in combination with a Kerr-type medium, leads to ultrafast (10s of
femtosecond... Electrical Modeling of Photonic Crystal Defects and its ApplicationsSpeaker:Prof. Raghunath K. ShevgaonkarTime:3:00PM-4:00PM, Tuesday ,Oct. 12 , 2010 Abstract: Photonic crystal based devices are gaining popularity in optical communication systems. The photonic crystals are realized by introducing periodicity in the material properties like refractive index. Light is trapped ... Reliability of Nanoscale CMOS Devices with TiN/High-k Gate StacksSpeaker:Professor Durga Misra, IEEE EDS Distinguished LecturerTime:12:15PM-1:15PM, Monday ,Aug. 9 , 2010 Abstract: Stringent power requirements in the chips by the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) dictate replacement of silicon dioxide as it has already reached the direct tunneling regime. Therefore, for... How to Protect from the Threat of Intentional Electromagnetic Interference (IEMI)Speaker:Dr. William A. Radasky, Ph.D., P.E., IEEE FellowTime:2:00PM-3:00PM, Monday ,Jul. 5 , 2010 Abstract: Over the past ten years, the threat of IEMI has been studied by many scientists and engineers throughout the world. The vulnerabilities of modern electronic systems have been evaluated and the types of weapons that c... Advanced Computational Tools for Antenna Design and PlacementSpeaker:Dr. C. J. ReddyTime:1:00PM-1:50PM, Monday ,Jul. 5 , 2010 Abstract: Recent advances in computational electromagnetic tools made antenna design possible along with integration of antennas on various ground, sea and air platforms. Full wave techniques such as Method of Moments (MoM), Mu... Intracortical Multichannel Recording for Efficient Prosthetic ImplementationSpeaker:Dr. Mohamad Sawan, Professor of Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering, Polytechnique Montréal, QCTime:11:00AM-12:00PM, Wednesday ,May. 19 , 2010 Abstract: Currently emerging biosensing and intracortical stimulation devices are promising alternative to allow studying the neural activity underlying cognitive functions and pathologies, understanding neurons interactions, l... The Emerging Code-Shifted-Reference Transceiver Technology for Ultra-wide-band (UWB) Impulse Radio SystemsSpeaker:Zhizhang (David) Chen, Professor, IEEE FellowTime:12:00PM-1:00PM, Thursday ,Feb. 25 , 2010 Abstract: Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology has been gaining attention from both industry and academia since the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) authorized the unlicensed use of its 0-900MHz or 3.1-10.6GHz spectrum. A UWB... Optical Device Design, Fabrication and CharacterizationSpeaker:Dr. Winnie Ye,Canada Research ChairTime:11:30AM-12:30PM, Thursday ,Nov. 19 , 2009 Abstract: This talk will give and overview on the design, fabrication and characterization of optical devices. It will provide research examples in the field of optical devices and nano-fabrication,and discuss current work in t... Low Power Asynchronous-Logic Circuit DesignSpeaker:Dr. Gwee Bah Hwee - A CASS Distinguished Lecturer - Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University, School of EEE, SingaporeTime:12:30PM-1:30PM, Tuesday ,Sep. 29 , 2009 Abstract:
Asynchronous-logic is an emerging methodology where the microprocessor will be increasingly asynchronous – 40% by 2020 from the present 11% (ITRS roadmap). It is an alternative design approach (as opposed to preva... Real-Time Simulation for Smart GridsSpeaker:Dr. Peng Zhang ,BC Transmission Corp., Vancouver, BCTime:9:30AM-11:00AM, Thursday ,Sep. 10 , 2009 Abstract: Smart grids and sustainable energy will be powering our economy in the future, and will help meet energy challenges such as climate change and fossil fuel crisis. Real time power system simulation is a core smart grid... Secure Provision of Reactive Power Ancillary Services in Competitive Electricity MarketsSpeaker:Dr. Ismael El-Samahy, Technical Officer, Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), Toronto, ONTime:1:30PM-2:30PM, Friday ,Jun. 26 , 2009 Abstract: Adequate provision of reactive power is essential in power systems in order to ensure their secure and reliable operation. Reactive power is tightly related to bus voltages throughout a power network, and hence reacti... Alleviating the Negative Impact of Implementing Distributed Generation on the Existing Distribution System Protection SchemesSpeaker:Dr. Walid El-khattam, Post-Doctoral Fellow & Lecturer, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Western Ontario, London, ONTime:1:30PM-2:30PM, Tuesday ,Jun. 16 , 2009 Abstract: Introducing Distributed Generation (DG), traditional and renewable technologies, into distribution systems has both positive and negative impacts on system operation. One of the negative effects of implementing DGs is... Electric Power Distribution System: A Future PerspectiveSpeaker: Walid Morsi, Lecturer, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NSTime:3:30PM-4:30PM, Monday ,Jun. 8 , 2009 Abstract: This presentation provides an overview of current issues and challenges involved in integrating renewable energy sources with the electric power network while introducing a future perspective on improving the power qu... WiSense:A Wireless Sensor Network Project OverviewSpeaker:Dr. Peter MacKinnonTime:12:00PM-1:00PM, Wednesday ,May. 13 , 2009 Abstract: This talk will provide an overview of WiSense, a research and development project that
partners industry and university research groups with the mission of defining and
studying design chall... General-Purpose EM Solver (GEMS): A New Simulation Tool for Modeling Large-Scale Electromagnetic Systems on Parallel PlatformsSpeaker:Raj Mittra, RAM Associates and Wenhua Yu, 2COMUTime:11:00AM-1:00PM, Tuesday ,May. 5 , 2009 Abstract: Subtitle 1: Large-Scale Electromagnetic Systems Solving Techniques Subtitle 2: A 3-D High performance EM Simulation Tool: GEMS software and SystemGiven the recent trend whereby t... Impedance Matching SystemsSpeaker:Dr. Robson Nunes de Lima, Assistant Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department of Universidade Federal da Bahia (Salvador, Brazil)Time:1:00PM-2:00PM, Thursday ,Mar. 19 , 2009 Abstract: Impedance matching is an essential part of an RF system that is used to maximize the power transfer from a generator to a load and to minimize the reflections from the load. When the load impedance is fixed the ... SDR Based Power amplifiers /Transmitters for Advanced Wireless and Satellite CommunicationsSpeaker:Fadhel Ghannouchi, Fellow of IEEE, Fellow IET, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Calgary, CanadaTime:3:30PM-4:30PM, Friday ,Mar. 6 , 2009 Abstract: The next wave in the information revolution will consist of bringing intelligence to the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, allowing seamless and intelligent networking and communication between di... Ceramic Stereolithography and Shape Optimization for Microwave Component DesignSpeaker:Prof. Dominique Baillargeat, XLIM, University de Limoges (France)Time:1:30PM-2:30PM, Wednesday ,Mar. 4 , 2009 Abstract: The design of advanced components for space and terrestrial telecommunications requires both sophisticated design methodologies and manufacturing technologies. The challenge is ... Automated Response Surface Model Generation and Adaptive SamplingSpeaker:Dirk Gorissen, Ghent University, BelgiumTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Friday ,Feb. 27 , 2009 Abstract: Thanks to rapid advances in computing hardware, computer simulations have become a viable alternative for real-life controlled physical experiments. Unfortunately the computational cost of computer simulations rema... Fiber Optic Communications: From Backbone to Access NetworksSpeaker:Dr. Velko Tzolov, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President at Palladium7 Corporation, Ottawa, OntTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Thursday ,Jan. 22 , 2009 Abstract: The talk will provide a short overview of the evolution of the fiber optics communications in the last decade. The emphasis will be on the DWDM (dense wavelength division multiplexing) and other key technology enabler... A MOS-Based Passive Radon Monitor or, What You Don’t Know Could Kill YouSpeaker:Professor Garry Tarr, Department of Electronics, Carleton UniversityTime:1:00AM-2:00AM, Friday ,Nov. 28 , 2008 Abstract: Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the decay of uranium in the earth’s crust. Radon may become trapped in buildings, posing a serious health hazard. Exposure of lung tissue to the alpha... System on Package (SoP) – Integration Technologies and CAD methods for Micro, Nano and Bio ConvergenceSpeaker:Professor Madhavan Swaminathan, Fellow IEEE, Deputy Director, Packaging Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USATime:5:00PM-6:15PM, Monday ,Nov. 10 , 2008 Abstract: As the semiconductor industry moves beyond the 45nm node and as systems become more heterogeneous, System on Chip (SoC) solutions are facing major barriers due to technical and business related reason... Advances in Hybrid Electric Vehicles Using Electronics and IPM TechnologySpeaker:Dr. A. Rahman, Memorial UniversityTime:11:00AM-12:00PM, Friday ,Nov. 7 , 2008 Abstract: The past thirty years have been an exciting period for tremendous advances in the development of interior permanent magnet (IPM) technology. During this time, IPM machines have expanded their presence in the commercia... Improved Drain-Source Current Model for HEMTs with Accurate Gm Fitting in All RegionsSpeaker:Dr. Jianguo Ma Changjiang (Yangtze River) Professor University of Electronic Sciences and Technology of China Chengdu, ChinaTime:12:00PM-12:50PM, Tuesday ,Oct. 7 , 2008 Abstract: In this talk, an improved drain-source current (I-V) model for Impacts of the Sun on Satellite Communications SystemsSpeaker:Dr. Andy D Kucar, OTTAWA, CanadaTime:7:00PM-8:00PM, Monday ,Sep. 22 , 2008 Abstract: For over 60 years, artificial man--made satellites have been providing diverse, highly available services, worldwide. The Sun is the lifeline of majority of satellite space segments, providing to satellites a therma... Full Posting Current Status and Future Trends for Si and Compound MMICs in Millimeter-wave Regime and Related Issues for System on Chip (SOC) and/or System in Package (SIP) ApplicationsSpeaker:Professor Huei Wang,IEEE MTT Distinguished Microwave Lecturer,National Taiwan UniversityTime:4:00PM-5:00PM, Monday ,Jun. 23 , 2008 Abstract: The anticipated presentation will cover the current status and future trends of millimeter-wave MMICs, including those using III-V compound (GaAs, InP, GaN, etc.) and Si-based (CMOS, SiGe HBT and BiCMOS) MMIC techno... Nonlinear Analog Behavioral Modeling of Microwave Devices and CircuitsSpeaker:Dr. David Root IEEE MTT Distinguished Microwave Lecturer, Agilent Technologies, Santa Rosa, CaliforniaTime:12:00PM-1:00PM, Monday ,Mar. 31 , 2008 Abstract: Modern microwave systems are designed in a top-down hierarchical process, with specifications starting at the system level, propagating down towards the subsystem, module, integrated circuit, and finally to the level ... Quantum Information-future of microelectronics?Speaker:Dr. P. Hawrylak, Principal Research Officer, Quantum Theory Group, Institute for Microstructural Sciences (IMS), NRCTime:1:30PM-3:00PM, Tuesday ,Mar. 4 , 2008 Abstract: Quantum processing of information requires the development of quantum systems which are at the same time coherent and quantum in nature, and yet easily manipulated to process and extract classical information. To meet... Variation Robustness for Analog/Mixed-Signal, Custom Digital and Memory DesignSpeaker:Dr. Patrick G. Drennan, Chief Technology Officer, Solido Design Automation, San Ramon, CA, USATime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Tuesday ,Feb. 12 , 2008 Abstract: As process technologies and supply voltages shrink, designers are faced with a pressing need to address systematic and random sources of variation in a more deliberate and thorough way. Accounting for variation within... Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits: SOC vs. SIPSpeaker:Rony Amaya, Research Scientist, Communications Research Centre Canada, OttawaTime:11:00AM-12:00PM, Monday ,Jan. 21 , 2008 Abstract: There is a considerable push to place silicon as the technology of choice for the implementation of millimetre-wave integrated circuits. This presentation outlines the design challenges present in silicon at millimetr... Intelligent Soft Materials: The Future of Technology (As we don't know it...)Speaker:Steven McGarry, Department of Electronics, Carleton UniversityTime:11:00AM-12:00PM, Friday ,Jan. 11 , 2008 Abstract: Conventional active electronic devices are based on crystalline semiconducting materials, predominately silicon. Although this dominance of silicon continues with its limits being continually expanded, other technolog... Micro-power Integrated Circuits and SystemsSpeaker:Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan of MIT, Director of the MIT Microsystems Technology Laboratories, MA, USATime:2:00PM-3:00PM, Thursday ,Dec. 20 , 2007 Abstract: Energy efficient system design requires systematic optimization at all levels of the design abstraction ranging from devices and circuits to architectures and algorithms. The design of micro-power systems will enable ... Advanced Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Protection in BiCMOS/CMOS TechnologiesSpeaker:Prof. Juin J. Liou, Professor, ECE & Director, Solid State Electronics Lab and Device Characterization Lab, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida, USATime:12:30PM-1:30PM, Monday ,Nov. 19 , 2007 Abstract: Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a process in which a finite amount of 1. Minimizing Power Amplifier Memory Effects; 2. Advances in Millimeter-wave LinearizationSpeaker:Dr. Allen Katz, professor of Electrical Engineering at The College of New JerseyTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Monday ,Oct. 22 , 2007 Abstract: 1. Minimizing Power Amplifier Memory Effects Abstract: Memory effects are changes in an amplifiers non-linear characteristics resulting from the past history of the input signal. Predistortion linearization de... RFID Systems for Waste Management ApplicationsSpeaker:Raoul Janssen, Managing Director, Envicomp Systemlogistik GmbH & Co. KG, GermanyTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Tuesday ,Sep. 11 , 2007 Abstract: This talk presents management of waste in urban municipalities through RFID and GPRS-UMTS technologies. Model Order Reduction for Efficient Modeling and Simulation of Interconnect NetworksSpeaker:Min Ma, Mcgill UniversityTime:12:30PM-1:30PM, Friday ,Jul. 27 , 2007 Abstract: As operating frequency increases and device sizes shrink, the complexity of current state-of-the-art designs has increased dramatically. One of the main contributors to this complexity is high speed interconnects. At ... Design of UHF RFID Systems with the aid of Computational ElectromagneticsSpeaker:Dr. C. J. Reddy, President, EM Software & Systems (USA) IncTime:12:20PM-1:20PM, Tuesday ,Jul. 24 , 2007 Abstract: Though Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems have been in use for various applications in the past, currently they are gaining popularity due to their application to retail supply chain management... State Space Realization of a 3D Image Set with Application to Noise Reduction of Fluorescent ImagesSpeaker:Prof. Lin Zhiping, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), SingaporeTime:11:00AM-12:00PM, Monday ,Jun. 4 , 2007 Abstract: A new method is presented to calculate state space realizations of a three-dimensional (3D) image set. It is based on interpreting the image set as the impulse response of a 3D separable system. The proposed realizati... Nanoengineered Thin Film Research and Nanofabrication FacilitiesSpeaker:Dr. Michael Brett, Canada Research Chair in Nanoengineered Thin Films, Director of Engineering Physics, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Monday ,Mar. 19 , 2007 Abstract: The presentation will start with an overview of nan... Overview of Computational Electromagnetics: from Very Low Frequency to Ultra Large Scale ProblemsSpeaker:Presentations by AP-S Distinguished Lecturer, Professor Weng Cho ChewTime:10:00AM-11:00AM, Monday ,Nov. 6 , 2006 Abstract: Advances in the microchip industry and nanotechnology call for electromagnetic simulation of structures that are very complex, but are still a tiny fraction of a wavelength. The demand for electromagnetic simulation o... Hybrid Frequency Domain Methods for Electromagnetics: From Analysis to DesignSpeaker:John L. VolakisTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Tuesday ,Oct. 24 , 2006 Abstract: The decade of the nineties is highlighted with truly remarkable progress in our ability to carry out simulations, not only for large scale problems, but also in terms of hybridization and integration of passive and ac... Power Minimization in Digital ICsSpeaker:Prof. Carl Sechen, University of Texas at Dallas, USATime:2:00PM-3:00PM, Monday ,Oct. 2 , 2006 Abstract: We are developing a cell selection capability (from a cell library) that aims to enable the design of digital circuits that have the lowest possible power consumption for any desired speed goal, and whose leakage powe... DSP-Based Retrodirective Array System for Digital Communications at 2.4GHzSpeaker:Zhizhang (David) Chen, Killam Chair in Wireless Technology Microwave and Wireless Research Laboratory, Dalhousie UniversityTime:10:30AM-11:30AM, Friday ,Sep. 15 , 2006 Abstract: Retrodirective arrays are unique phased array systems that are capable of providing power gain in the direction of a received source with no prior knowledge of the source's location. When compared to fully adap... How Ferromagnetism Really Works: A Simple Physical TheorySpeaker:G. Harrison, Distinguished Research Professor, Department of Electronics, Carleton University, Ottawa, CanadaTime:9:30AM-10:30AM, Friday ,Sep. 15 , 2006 Abstract: Ferromagnets are important in numerous areas of electronics, including antennas and microwave devices, but their characteristic hysteretic behaviour is widely misunderstood. It has led to an extraordinary variety of d... Research Activities at LEST: Microwave and Millimetre-Wave Passive ComponentsSpeaker:Michel Ney, Professor, LEST (Laboratory, of Electronics and Systems for Telecommunications) CNRS/ENST Bretagne/University of Western Brittany (UBO), Brest, FranceTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Thursday ,Jul. 20 , 2006 Abstract: The LEST carries out research activities on physical component and signal processing for communication systems. These include theoretical modeling, low-cost technologies and materiel processes for applications to comp... University–Industry Linkage Programs in IndiaSpeaker:. K. Maheshwari, Pro-Vice Chancellor & Director, Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani (India)Time:1:00PM-2:00PM, Wednesday ,Jun. 28 , 2006 Abstract: This talk describes the various university–industry linkage programs existing in the Indian higher education system, in the context of the technological revolution that’s sweeping the country. India has a ... Object-Oriented Computational ElectromagneticsSpeaker:Dr. Poman So, Assistant professor, University of VictoriaTime:2:00PM-3:00PM, Thursday ,May. 11 , 2006 Abstract: There are many popular numerical techniques for electromagnetic wave Fiber to the X: When, Where and How?Speaker:Dr. Wei-Ping Huang, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, McMaster UniversityTime:3:00PM-4:00PM, Friday ,Oct. 21 , 2005 Abstract: The tremendous growth in broadband access services has propelled the development and deployment of photonics technology to a new frontier for which the efficient and cost-effective delivery of optical bandwidth to the... Fundamentals of modeling/analysis of power electronic circuitsSpeaker:Dr. Vijay K. Sood, Senior Researcher, IREQ (Hydro-Québec), MontrealTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Friday ,Sep. 23 , 2005 Abstract: The solution of power electronic circuits has traditionally been accomplished by equation solvers such as Matlab or by circuit simulators such as PSpice and EMTP. The talk covers the fundamentals and trends in modelin... Advances In High-Speed Low Power Circuit TechniquesSpeaker:Prof. Atila Alvandpour, Department of Electrical Engineering, Linköping University, SwedenTime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Friday ,Jul. 29 , 2005 Abstract: The enormous capability of the present and future advanced CMOS technologies encourages increasingly large and complex chips. On the other hand, today’s design strategies, methodologies, system architectures, an... Advanced Device Modelling In Nano-Scale And Wireless EraSpeaker:Dr. YUHUA CHENG, Chief Scientist, Siliconlinx Inc., Irvine, CATime:1:00PM-2:00PM, Monday ,Jul. 11 , 2005 Abstract: As an important link between process technologies and circuit design, compact modelling has become more critical than ever as advanced process development enters into nano-scale and wireless era. Novel physical ... Reliable Circuit Techniques for Low-Voltage Analog Design in Deep Submicron Standard CMOSSpeaker:Dr. Christian Fayomi, Assistant Professor, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM)Time:9:30AM-10:30AM, Thursday ,May. 26 , 2005 Abstract: An overview of circuit techniques dedicated to design reliable low-voltage (1-V and below) analog functions in deep submicron standard CMOS processes. The challenges of designing such lo... Low Power, Robust SRAMs for nano-metric TechnologiesSpeaker:Manoj Sachdev, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of WaterlooTime:1:00PM-2:07PM, Tuesday ,May. 24 , 2005 Abstract: Embedded random access memories can occupy up to 70% of the total area of Submit seminar here. 
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