The High-Speed Integrated Circuits lab aims to make high-datarate wireless links and high-resolution imaging at millimeter-wave and sub-millimeter wave available universally. Our areas of research include circuits, packaging, antennas and systems targeted at these applications.
Feb 2015: Congrats to Abhishek Agrawal! His paper on a 6.4GHz-14GHz wide-tuning range VCO with 188dB FoM accepted to IEEE RFIC 2015. The IC achieves state-of-the-at performance for octage tuning range VCOs > 10GHz while ensuring smaller area.
Feb 2015: Congrats to Jian Kang! His paper on a wirelessly-powered UWB transmitter accepted to IEEE RFIC 2015. The IC achieves state-of-the-art sensitivity for RF energy harvesting using an antenna-IC co-integration approach
December 2014: Jash's paper on a ~1mW 2.4GHz receiver for WBAN appears in IEEE JSSC
September 2014: Oregon State High-speed Integrated Circuits Lab receives funding from Intel to investigate short-range wireless links
September 2014: Sanket Jain and Kai Zhan join the research group as doctoral students. Robin Garg joins the group as a M.S. student. Welcome!
May 2014: Jash got his Ph.D. Congrats, Dr. Cheng. Good luck at Maxim!
Jan 2014: Oregon State High-speed Integrated Circuits Lab receives funding from the DARPA Arrays at Commercial Timescales program
October 2013: Jiao (Jash) Cheng's paper on "A 1.3mW, 0.6V, WBAN-Compatible, Sub-Sampling PSK Receiver in 65nm-CMOS" accepted for publication at ISSCC 2014. Congratulations to Jash!
September 2013: Jian Kang joins the research group as a doctoral student
July 2013: Oregon State High-speed Integrated Circuits Lab receives funding from CDADIC to investigate on-chip antennas at mm-wave frequencies
July 2013: Oregon State High-speed Integrated Circuits Lab receives funding from the USDA to investigate sensors for insect tracking in collaboration with Professor Sujaya Rao and Professor Patrick Chiang at Oregon State
June 2013: 94 GHz phased arrays designed by Dr. Natarajan and colleagues at IBM Research - "A Fully-Integrated Dual-Polarization 16-Element W-band Phased-Array Transceiver in SiGe BiCMOS," presented at IEEE RFIC 2013
March 2013: Abhishek Agrawal and Yao Liu join the research group as doctoral students