VLSI

VLSI (Very Large-Scale Integration) is a research area focused on the design, fabrication, and optimization of integrated circuits (ICs) that contain millions to billions of transistors on a single chip. It plays a critical role in advancing semiconductor technology, enabling the development of faster, smaller, and more power-efficient electronic devices. VLSI research combines principles from electrical engineering, computer architecture, and material science to push the boundaries of modern electronics.

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Interested in discussing the research we are working on or learning more? Please contact:

Daryl Beetner
Dr. Daryl Beetner

Professor. Director, Center for Electromagnetic Compatibility

Research Interests

electromagnetic immunity and emissions from the integrated circuit to the system level

Minsu Choi
Dr. Minsu Choi

Associate Professor

Research Interests

Computer architecture & VLSI; embedded systems; fault tolerance; testing; quality assurance.

Chulsoon Hwang
Dr. Chulsoon Hwang

Woodard Associate Professor for Excellence

Research Interests

High-speed Digital System Design, RF/digital Integration (RF Desensitization), Machine Learning in Hardware Design, Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Hardware Security/Intentional EMI, and Electromagnetics

Lijun Jiang
Dr. Lijun Jiang

Kummer Endowed Professor

Research Interests

Electromagnetics, EMC, Signal Integrity and Power Integrity, Microwave Engineering

Victor Khilkevich
Dr. Victor Khilkevich

Research Professor

Research Interests

Electromagnetic compatibility

Chang-Soo Kim
Dr. Chang-Soo Kim

Professor, ECE Graduate Coordinator

Research Interests

Bioinstrumentation, Sensors, Solid-state devices, Microsystems, MEMS, 3D-printed devices, Nanotechnology applications

DongHyun (Bill) Kim
Dr. DongHyun (Bill) Kim

Assistant Professor, and College of Engineering and Computing Dean’s Scholar

Research Interests

Signal Integrity (SI), Power Integrity (PI), and Temperature Integrity (TI); Electrostatic Discharge (ESD); High-speed SerDes Channel Modeling; High-speed Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Material Characterization; Particle Simulation on Semiconductor Devices.