System and Circuit Technology
Next Generation Nano-/Microelectronics
Modern nano- and microelectronic technologies allow the combination of complex digital circuits, analog circuits, and novel devices on a single chip. We conduct research for a new generation of extremely energy efficient intelligent systems in which microchips communicate with high speed and perceive their environment by sensors with an ever-higher precision.
The “System and Circuit Technology” workgroup conducts research in the area of integrated nano-/microelectronic circuits for communication and sensors and is headed by Prof. J. Christoph Scheytt und Dr. Wolfgang Müller. The main research topics are:
Integrated analog, high-frequency and photonic circuits
- Integrated circuits for high data rate wireline communication
- High and ultra-uigh frequency wireless chips for communication and sensor technology
- Integrated electronic-photonic circuits and systems in silicon photonic technology
- Design of integrated multi-functional systems
Integrated digital and mixed-signal circuits
- Virtual prototypes and embedded systems
- Description and simulation of digital and mixed-signal systems
- FPGA and standard cell based circuit design
- RISC-V based special processors
