Prof. Krishnaswamy presents the group's research on efficient, watt-class, mmWave PAs funded by the DARPA ELASTx program at an RFIC workshop titled "Towards Watt-Level mmWave Efficient Silicon Power Amplifiers"
Anandaroop's paper on stacked, Class-E-like, mmWave PAs in 45nm SOI CMOS with record output power and efficiency performance is accepted to the 2012 IEEE CICC
Linxiao Zhang joins CoSMIC lab as a PhD student
Ritesh Bhat receives an EE MS Award of Excellence for his research and academic performance during his MS studies
CoSMIC lab receives funding from the NSF to lead a research effort on integrated terahertz spectroscopy of bio-molecules in collaboration with the Bioelectronics Lab at Columbia
Jahnavi Sharma's paper on a 215GHz CMOS signal source based on a Maximum-Gain Ring Oscillator topology is accepted to the 2012 International Microwave Symposium
Anandaroop Chakrabarti's paper on a new comprehensive analysis and design methodology for RF Class E PAs is accepted to ISCAS 2012
We are starting a large research effort on broadband linear RF front-ends for cognitive radio funded by the DARPA CLASIC program (Read more).
Jeffrey Chuang joined the lab as a PhD student
Prof. Krishnaswamy receives a 2011 DARPA Young Faculty Award (DARPA release) (SEAS article).
Ritesh Bhat joined the lab as a PhD student.
Anandaroop Chakrabarti and Johnny Chen joined the lab as PhD students.
We are starting a large research effort on efficient-yet-linear mmWave high-power PAs and transmitters funded by the DARPA ELASTx program.
Prof. Krishnaswamy will present a paper titled “A 4-channel, 4-beam, 24-26GHz, spatio-temporal RAKE radar transceiver in 90nm CMOS for vehicular radar applications” at ISSCC 2010.
Prof. Krishnaswamy won the Best Thesis Award in the Experimental Research Category across the entire Viterbi School of Engineering at the University of Southern California.
