| Monte Mar, Conference Chair Ken Kundert, Program Chair |
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Tuesday, October 7
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Plenary Session
Host: Monte Mar, Orora Design Technologies
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Keynote |
The Glorious Future of Macromodeling (in a Nutshell) (presentation 1MB)
Rob Rutenbar ― Carnegie Mellon University
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Tutorial |
Automated Model Generation Methods for Electronic Systems (paper 175KB, presentation 1.2MB)
Jaijeet Roychowdhury ― University of Minnesota
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Session 1: Automatic Model Extraction
Host: Kartikeya Mayaram, Oregon State University
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A Model Reduction Approach to Generating Geometrically Parameterized Spiral Inductor Models (paper 275KB, presentation 760KB)
Luca Daniel and Jacob White ― Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Modeling Nonlinear Communication ICs Using a Multivariate Formulation (paper 80kB, presentation 1.5MB)
Peng Li and Lawrence T. Pileggi ― Carnegie Mellon University
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Modeling Memory Effects in Nonlinear Subsystems by Dynamic Volterra Series (paper 160KB, presentation 1MB)
E. Ngoya and A. Soury ― University of Limoges
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Symbolic Model Order Reduction (paper 400KB, presentation 330KB)
Bo Hu, Guoyong Shi and Richard Shi ― University of Washington
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Invited |
A Statistical Perspective on Nonlinear Model Reduction (paper 116KB, presentation 520KB)
Joel Phillips ― Cadence Design Systems
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Session 2: System and Data Modeling
Host: Gregory Peterson, University of Tennessee
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High Frequency Lumped Element Models for Substrate Noise Coupling (paper 80KB, presentation 240KB)
Chenggang Xu, Terri Fiez and Karti Mayaram ― Oregon State University
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Predicting Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) in ADSL Transformers using Behavioural Modeling (paper 270KB, presentation 1.1MB)
Peter R. Wilson, J. Neil Ross and Andrew D. Brown ― University of Southampton
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SOM-LS: Selective Orthogonal Matrix Least-Squares Method for Macromodeling Multiport Networks Characterized by Sampled Data (paper 370KB, presentation 400KB)
Yuichi Tanji ― Kagawa University
Takayuki Watanabe ― University of Shizuoka
Hideki Asai ― Shizuoka University
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Session 3: Panel
Organizer: Marek Mierzwinski, Tiburon Design Automation
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Using Standard Modeling Languages for Compact Modeling
Ali Niknejad ― University of California, Berkeley (presentation 80KB)
Colin McAndrew ― Motorola (presentation 70KB)
Zhihong Liu ― Cadence (presentation 70KB)
Geoffrey Coram ― Analog Devices (presentation 90KB)
Edmund Cheng ― Synopsys (presentation 150KB)
David Root ― Agilent Technologies (presentation 1.8MB)
Patrick O'Halloran ― Tiburon Design Automation (presentation 660KB)
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Wednesday, October 8
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Session 4: MEMS and Mixed-Technology Modeling
Host: Colin McAndrew, Motorola
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Tutorial |
Issues in MEMS Macromodeling (paper 230KB, presentation 3.4MB)
Gary K. Fedder ― Carnegie Mellon University
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Standard VHDL 1076.1.1 Packages for Multiple Energy Domain Support (paper 220KB, presentation 1.4MB)
Peter R. Wilson and Andrew D. Brown ― University of Southampton
H. Alan Mantooth ― University of Arkansas
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Multi-domain Modeling and Simulation of a Linear Actuation System (paper 100KB, presentation 260KB)
Deepika Devarajan, Scott Stanton and Birgit Knorr ― Ansoft Corporation
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Accuracy and Composability in NODAS (paper 290 KB, presentation 590KB)
Gilbert C. Wong, Gerard K. Tse, Qi Jing, Tamal Mukherjee and Gary K. Fedder ― Carnegie Mellon University
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Session 5: Posters
Host: Ken Kundert, Cadence Design Systems
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Behavioral modeling of continuous time Delta-Sigma modulators (paper 270KB, poster 330KB)
Robert Sobot, Shawn Stapleton and Marek Syrzycki ― Simon Fraser University
Behavioral Modeling Of Multi-Technological Systems with VHDL-AMS And Simulating With Spice (paper 140KB)
Sabeur Jemmali, Ali Nehme and Jean-Jacques Charlot ― GET/ENST
Improving Analog Simulation Speed using Selective Matrix Update (paper 280KB)
Sameer S. Kher and Harold W. Carter ― University of Cincinnati
Behavioral Modeling and Simulation of Antennas: Radio-Frequency Identification case study (paper 400KB)
V. Beroulle, R. Khouri, T. Vuong and S. Tedjini ― LCIS - ESISAR
Multiple DC Solution Determination using VHDL-AMS (paper 203KB, poster 430KB)
Joachim Haase ― Fraunhofer-Institut Integrierte Schaltungen
Gerd Pönisch ― Technische Universität Dresden
Manfred Uhle ― Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics
Simulation of Complex Digital Systems in Matlab (paper 180KB, poster 290KB)
M. Zorzi, F. Franze and N. Speciale ― University of Bologna
VHDL-AMS Modeling of VCSEL including Noise (paper 80KB, poster 80KB)
Mohamed Karray, Patricia Desgreys and Jean-Jacques Charlot ― École Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications
HDL-Based System Engineering for Automotive Power Applications (paper 200KB)
Dieter Metzner, Georg Pelz and Jürgen Schäfer ― Infineon Technologies AG
Distributed Electrothermal Modeling in VHDL-AMS (paper 210KB, poster 30KB)
Pavel V. Nikitin, Erik Normark and C.-J. Richard Shi ― University of Washington
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Session 6: Compact Modeling
Host: Ali Niknejad, University of California, Berkeley
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Invited |
Extensions to Verilog-AMS to Support Compact Device Modeling (paper 310KB, presentation 160KB)
Laurent Lemaitre ― Motorola
Geoffrey Coram ― Analog Devices
Colin McAndrew ― Motorola
Ken Kundert ― Cadence Design Systems
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Mixed Compact and Behavior Modeling Using AHDL Verilog-A (paper 300KB, presentation 610KB)
H.-C. Wu, S. Mijalkovic, J. G. Macías and J. Burghartz ― Delft University of Technology
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Accuracy Issues in a High-LevelModel for MEMS varactors (paper 150KB, presentation 660KB)
Janakiram G. Sankaranarayanan ― Oregon State University
Manas Behera ― Oregon State University
Narayan Aluru ― University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Kartikeya Mayaram ― Oregon State University
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Achieving Language Independence with Paragon (paper 300KB, presentation 290KB)
Pinki Mallick, Matt Francis, Vemulapally Chandrasekhar, Anthony Austin, H. Alan Mantooth ― University of Arkansas
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