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The main activity of the group is the research and design of custom integrated circuits (ICs). Emphasis is on the solution of real world signal processing problems employing small area, low power and low voltage circuit techniques. The group has significant experience in the areas of data conversion and analogue signal processing.
Group Leader: Ken Deevy - [email protected]
Enquiries:
Mr. Ken Deevy,
Waterford Institute of Technology,
Cork Road,
Waterford,
Ireland.
Phone: +353 51 302060
Email: [email protected]
Microelectronics Fulltime Faculty Members
Ken Deevy - [email protected]
Jason Hannon - [email protected]
Karl Burke - [email protected]
Kieran Berney - [email protected]
Ciaran Foley - [email protected]
R. Wang and K. Deevy, “Reconfigurable Adaptive Wireless Sensor Node Using IEEE 1451.4 Standard", Industrial Electronics Society IECON 2013 Proceedings, Vienna, November 2013, pp. 3988-3993.
R. Wang and K. Deevy, "Reconfigurable Adaptive Wireless Sensor Node", Irish Signals and Systems Conference Proceedings, Maynooth, June 2012.
K. Deevy, "Research Activity in Ireland's Institutes of Technology", Higher Education Doctoral Conference, University of Sheffield, February 2011.
R. Wang and K. Deevy, “Reconfigurable Adaptive Wireless Sensors”, Globe Forum Dublin, November 2010.
K. Deevy, R. Wang and N. Vanama, “Novel Sensor Design Using Mixed Signal Processing Technologies”, 4th Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks’, Nortel Networks, Galway, July 2008.
K. Berney and K. Deevy, “Precision CMOS Oscillator Design”, ISSC Proceedings, July 2004..
K. Burke and K. Deevy, “Programmable Analogue Integrated Circuit”, ISSC Proceedings, June 2003.
J. Hannon and K. Deevy, “Component tolerant A/D Converter Design”, ISSC Proceedings, June 2002.
D. O’ Connell and K. Deevy, “Digital Correction Techniques for Data Converters”, ISSC Proceedings, June 2001.
G. Walsh, K. Deevy and D. O’ Connell, “An 8-10 bit, Embedded Small Size Algorithmic Digital-to Analogue Converter”, ISSC Proceedings, June 2000.
M. Connolly and K. Deevy, “A 6 bit 50 MS/s Pipeline Converter for a Digital-tape Read Channel”, ISSC Proceedings, June 2000.
D. Dalton, G. Spalding, H. Reyhani, T. Murphy, K. Deevy, M. Walsh, and P. Griffin, “A 200-MSPS 6-Bit Flash ADC in 0.6-um CMOS”, IEEE Trans. Circuits & Systems_II, Vol.45,pp. 1433-1444, Nov. 1999
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