Harvard University
Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science
A Member of the
Cadence University
Program
Cadence Tools in EECS Courses
Cadence software is used by the following courses:
- CS141 – Computer
Hardware Design
- CS148/248 – Design
of VLSI Circuits and Systems
- Verilog, synthesis,
place & route, etc.
- ES271r –
Topics in Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits
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Design of high-speed links (2006)
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Impact of variability on circuits and systems (2007)
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Digital PLLs (2008)
- ES272 –
RF & High-Speed Integrated Circuits
Cadence Tools in Research
Cadence software is used by EECS students and faculty
at Harvard to build custom RF, analog, digital, and mixed-signal
IC’s.
- High-speed/low-power
electrical and optical link components and systems design (drivers, receivers,
clock/data recovery, equaliziers)
- PLL/DLL design with adaptive jitter
optimization
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Extremely high-frequency oscillators
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1-GHz FO-BCJR decoders for magnetic recording and data communications applications
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Mixed-signal circuits (biosensors) for biological/biomedical applications
Value Added Items
- We plan to make value added
items available through this site once they have been completed and verified
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This page was last updated
March 31, 2008.