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Ramachandra Achar
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Research
Latest funding
- $76,000
Multiphysics based Methods for Managing the Complexity of High-Speed and Low-Power Electronic Designs
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $246,000
Managing the Complexity of Multi-Physics based High-Speed Electronic Designs
NSERC · 2016 · Principal investigator
- $160,000
Advanced methodologies and computer aided design tools for signal integrity analysis of high-speed circuits and systems
NSERC · 2011 · Principal investigator
Multiphysics based Methods for Managing the Complexity of High-Speed and Low-Power Electronic Designs
Principal investigators: Achar, Ramachandra
Keywords: signal integrity and power integrity; electromagnetics, high-frequency circuits; very large scale integration; high-speed interconnects, multiconductor transmission lines; computer-aided design algorithms cad; electronic design automation eda; circuit simulation modeling optimization; parallel algorithms; multicore and gpu based methods; multi-physics and mixed-domain methods
Managing the Complexity of Multi-Physics based High-Speed Electronic Designs
Principal investigators: Achar, Ramachandra
Advanced methodologies and computer aided design tools for signal integrity analysis of high-speed circuits and systems
Principal investigators: Achar, Ramachandra
High-performance design algorithms and methodologies for mixed-domain high-speed circuits and systems
Principal investigators: Nakhla, Michel
Advanced methodologies and tools for signal integrity analysis of high-speed electronic systems
Principal investigators: Achar, Ramachandra
Computer methods for managing complexity of high-speed VLSI circuits and systems
Principal investigators: Nakhla, Michel
Computer-aided tools and methodologies for analysis of high-speed VLSI circuits and systems
Principal investigators: Achar, Ramachandra
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