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REMINDER: Lanny L. Lewyn, Tanner EDA Technical Advisor, Presents on Nanoscale Analog CMOS Design and Shortening Physical Design Time to Market at IEEE NORCHIP Event
November 15 & 16, 2009, Trondheim, Norway
Nanoscale Analog CMOS Design and Shortening Physical Design Time to Market
Trondheim, Norway | Posted on November 4th, 2009
Who:
Lanny L. Lewyn, Technical Advisor to Tanner EDA, the world leader in PC-based analog, mixed-signal (A/MS) and MEMS circuit design software, is giving a pre-conference tutorial and invited paper on Physical Design and Reliability Issues in Nanoscale Analog CMOS Technologies at the IEEE Nordic Microelectronics or NORCHIP event.
Dr. Lewyn is president of Lewyn Consulting Inc. (Laguna Beach, CA) and is a Life Senior Member of the IEEE. He holds 29 U.S. patents in CMOS and bipolar circuits, and B.S. Eng. and M.S.E.E. degrees from the California Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. E.E. from Stanford University.
What:
Title
Physical Design and Reliability Issues in Nanoscale Analog CMOS Technologies
Abstract
Physical design deficiencies found after post-layout-extraction result in re-layout and a waste of the industry's most valuable commodity: time to market. This tutorial presents an overview of these effects on nanoscale analog circuit design and explores how to mitigate them.
When
Tutorial
13.00-17.00, Sunday, 15 November 2009
Invited Talk
09.15-10.00, Monday, 16 November 2009
Where
Rica Nidelven Hotel
Havnegata 1
NO-7400 Trondheim
Norway
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For more information about Tanner EDA, please visit www.tannereda.com
For more information about Norchip, please visit www.norchip.org.
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