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Graduate Research Assistant

-> Highly aspirational Electronics Graduate Student seeking full-time positions in the Semiconductor industry.
-> Undergone a Thesis in SAR ADC which concentrates on speeding up the binary search algorithm with reduced power consumption.
-> Paper on this technique won the "Best Paper" award which was published in IEEE SOCC 2014.
-> Coursework in Analog, Digital, ASIC and Mixed Signal VLSI Design.
-> Proficient in Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, Xilinx ISE, DipTrace and other EDA tools.
-> Experience in Verilog and VHDL through relevant courseworks.
-> Knowledge of programming languages like MATLAB, C++ and Python.
-> Efficient debugging skills and a pro-active team player.

Concentrating on SAR ADCs, where a novel method of accelerating the binary search process via Time Domain Comparison is implemented. The circuit also consumes less power compared to conventional SAR ADCs and gives the digital output is less than N cycles for an N-bit ADC.

Find out detailed information about Ram Harshvardhan Radhakrishnan, Graduate Research Assistant in San Francisco, CA

Ram Harshvardhan Radhakrishnan: Graduate Research Assistant in San Francisco, CA

Ram Harshvardhan Radhakrishnan

Southern Illinois University

Southern Illinois University Carbondale