Announcement
May 23rd, 2008
Congratulations to Xuan Zhang, winner of a prestigious Intel fellowship for 2008-2009!
February 5th, 2008
Congratulations to Anthony Kopa, winner of the 2008 Analog Devices Outstanding Student Designer Award.
June 4th, 2007
Congratulations to Rajeev Dokania, winner of a prestigious Intel fellowship for 2007-2009!
News Archive
About ApselLab
The ApselLab group is a research group led by Prof. Alyssa Apsel with interests broadly within the field of high performance analog and mixed signal integrated circuits and systems. Since our inception, our research has been guided by a unifying core value: Scaling of integrated circuit technology, while solving many problems, creates many other interesting problems and new research challenges at the system level and the circuit level. To address some of the system level challenges, we have explored a variety of issues related to high speed/high bandwidth optical interconnect as an alternative to electrical interconnect at the board and chip level. At the circuit and systems level, we have also examined issues of power minimization in a variety of communication and sensing circuits and systems. At the circuit-level, we have begun a promising investigation into design techniques to reduce the impact of process variation in analog and mixed signal circuits. Current research in the group includes:
- Short Distance Optical Interconnect,
- Power Optimized Circuits and Systems, and
- Circuits for Reduced Process Variability.
Our website is divided into the following sections:
- Research
- Details about current and past research projects
- People
- Details about current group members and a listing of past members
- Publications
- A list of our publications
- Teaching
- A list of links to courses taught by Prof. Apsel
- VLSI Seminar Series
- A list of seminars we hosted and each talk's abstract and speaker biography
