Advisor of DA-Lab.:

 Associate Professor - Ken Choi, Ph.D.

Kyuwon (Ken) Choi received the PhD. degree in electrical and computer engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA in 2003. During the PhD. he proposed and conducted several projects supported by NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), NSF (US National Science Foundation), and SRC (Scientific Research Corporation) regarding power-aware computing/communication (PACC). Since 2004,  More ...

Research Area

1. Design for Power (DFP): ultra-low-power techniques from system level to circuit/layout level
2. Design for Manufacturing (DFM): process variation compensation, statistical analysis and optimization
3. Electrical Verification for SoC Design
4. Application Specific Design: ESL system implementation and prototyping
5. CAD Algorithms
6. Circuit design for new materials such as EAP and nano-tube
7. High-performance RFID system design
8. Low-power NoC switching design for multimedia multi-core processor design
9. Energy conversion system design for energy harvesting by using EAP

About IIT-ECE

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Ph.D student or Senior Research Associate(Post-doctoral)

Requirements:

• Circuit Design, ASIC VLSI Chip Design Experience for System-on-Chip, or CAD Algorithms Expert
• If you are interested in this field, please send a resume to Dr. Ken Choi. Thank you.

Dec 2010

- DA-Lab has published/submitted 9 journal papers and 17 conference papers regarding ultra-low-power (advanced power gating and clock gating) and reliability (soft error hardening) circuit and system design, RFID, energy harvesting circuits, and CNFET circuit designs during Fall 2010 (Jul 2010 - Dec 2010)  More ...

Dec 2010

- DA-Lab has got awarded two best-paper-awards during Fall 2010 in IEEE ISOCC and WTA 2010. Congratulations to Ph.D candidates, Mr. Haiqing Nan and Mr. Li Li ! More ...

June 2010

- DA-Lab awarded a research project from LSIS (Phase I: June 2010 - Sept 2010 / Phase II: Oct 2010 - May 2011) about 'Design and Implementation for ISO/IEC 18000-6REV1 UHF RFID System'   More ...

May 2010

- DA-Lab has submitted 4 journal papers and 7 conference papers (CICC, SOCC, EIT, ISCAS, and RFID) regarding ultra-low-power design,  PVT-variation aware circuits, and hybrid and reconfigurable Carbon Nanotube circuit techniques. (Spring 2010, Jan. 2010 - May. 2010) More ...