Electronic and Mixed Signal Circuit Design

OVERVIEW

The Department of Electrical Engineering at Arizona State University has a strong research program in electronic and mixed-signal circuit design. The curriculum includes five upper-division undergraduate courses and over 10 graduate-level courses in the area. This is an interdisciplinary group involving faculty in the Center for Solid-State Electronics Research (CSSER). With the support of industry, these centers have established a state-of-the-art educational program in electronic circuits and mixed-signal and radio-frequency (RF) integrated circuits design.

ELECTRONIC AND MIXED-SIGNAL CIRCUIT DESIGN COURSES

EEE 405 – Filter Design
EEE 425 – Digital Systems and Circuits
EEE 433 – Analog Integrated Circuits
EEE 498 – Advanced Digital Design
EEE 523 – Advanced Analog Intgrated Circuits
EEE 524 – Communication Transceiver Circuits Design
EEE 525 – VLSI Design
EEE 526 – VLSI Architectures
EEE 527 – Analog-to-Digital Converters
EEE 598 – Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit Test Techniques
EEE 598 – Verilog
EEE 598 – Intro. to GPS with Wireless Applications
EEE 517 – Hardware Design Languages

RF AND MICROWAVE COURSES

EEE 425 – Digital Systems and Circuits
EEE 433 – Analog Integrated Circuits
EEE 445 – Microwaves
EEE 525 – VLSI Design
EEE 545 – Microwave Circuit Design
EEE 547 – Microwave Solid-State Circuit Design I
EEE 647 – Microwave Solid-State Circuit Design II