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I am a 1.75M, 70Kg hardworking human I am working for an organization called the BlueChip Technology. I am now a principle consultant. There is a saying that the consultant know everything about nothing. I guess that is true, because I am not sure what I know and what I do not know. Prior joining BCT, I worked for Centre for Wireless Communication. That organization has changes it's name to Institute for Communication Research. I was a Senior Member of Technical Staff, and also a Manager for a brief period. I worked with both the Harris Semiconductor as a design engineer, and with Cadence Design System as a Senior Member of Technical Staff. I have designed circuit in both Bicmos and Cmos processes. The geometry ranges from 1.4um to 0.18um. And the operating voltage range from 12v to 1v. I used to lead a team of engineers in the development of high speed analog to digital convertor and the Trancondictance-Capacitor, gm-C, filter for the communication system IF application. I am now a scientist, program manager, IC designer, marketeer, and entertainer. Although I am still designing circuit in transistor level, my prefered role is system architect. It is very import for the system architect to understand various issues in the IC design, otherwise, a sub-system may not be able to implement. Looking forward, I enjoy being a pseudo-IC design engineer. Although I can work alone to complete a project of significant proportion, it will probably take too long to develop and the window of opportunity may be missed. |
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Here are some of the products which were either wholly or partly designed by me while I worked for Harris Semiconductor. The company has been renamed to Intersil .
It is interesting to know how many of these chips are still selling in the marketplace. My employment with the Cadence Design System was a short one, less than a year. I architected and design the Row/Column driver including the calibration loops for the finger print sensor. While I was with the Centre for Wireless Communication, I developed a 8bit 80Msps ADC and a 12bit 80Msps ADC in 0.35mm CMOS technology. I also developed a channel selection gm-C filter in 0.8mm SiGe Bicmos technology. All these IP's were intented for the software radio and 1EEE802.11a application. I have given a seminar on the data converter design. |