Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Design of Analog-Digital Integrated Circuits

小行星9421603 模拟/数字集成电路的工业/大学合作研究中心于1989年与华盛顿州立大学和华盛顿大学一起成立，是一个多大学中心。 1991年，俄勒冈州州立大学成为一个额外的研究地点。 纽约的州立大学，Stoneybrook将成为该中心的另一个研究地点。 由于目前只有两家公司被添加到该中心与新的研究网站，州立大学的纽约-斯通布鲁克被添加到他的中心作为一个附属机构。 该中心的研究议程正在通过新的研究地点扩展到：1）开发模拟集成滤波器设计的新方法; 2）开发新兴技术的设计和仿真任务;以及3）调查高性能数字电路的模拟行为。 该中心的研究人员立即有资格执行该中心的研究项目。 该中心与固态和微结构项目的Deborah Crawford博士进行了协调。 额外的资金提供了两个补充奖的工业/大学合作研究中心设计ofAnalog-Digital集成电路在华盛顿州立大学。 第一个是研究机会奖（罗阿），为两名助理教授提供机会，在Cogswell学院北和西雅图大学，主要是本科院校，在电力电子仿真和磁建模领域的研究工作。 研究机会奖不需要审查，但是，电气和通信系统项目总监Vijay Vittal博士提供了内部审查。 他的评论是非常有利的，并强烈建议支持该项目。 通过该奖项进行的研究工作将使参与该项目的每个人都受益;两名女教师，CDADIC研究人员，工业赞助商和将参与该项目的本科生。 第二个项目通过本科生研究项目的研究经验为两名本科生提供支持。 这些学生将与两名助理教授一起工作，研究项目通过研究机会奖得到支持，并通过这种经验将提供他们在其他情况下无法获得的研究经验。 项目经理建议华盛顿州立大学在五年连续奖励的第一年获得143，186美元。 另外，建议为24个月的研究机会奖提供50，000美元，为一年提供10，000美元，由本科生研究经验计划提供资金。 在每12个月结束时，项目经理和/或工程教育中心司司长将根据一些更新标准审查中心的进展情况，包括以下内容：1）行业/大学互动的发展程度; 2）支持基础的发展程度;以及3）强大的研究计划正在发展的程度。 如果评审结果令人满意，计划经理将建议在此持续奖励的下一个期间提供支持。

9421603 Ringo The Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Analog/Digital Integrated Circuits was started as a multi- university Center in 1989 with Washington State University and the University of Washington. Oregon State University became an additional research site in 1991. The State University of New York, Stoneybrook is being added as another research site of the Center. Since only two companies are currently being added to the Center in association with the new research site, the State University of New York - Stoneybrook is being added tot he Center as an affiliate. The Center's research agenda is being expanded by the new research site by studies to: 1) Develop new methods for the design of analog integrated filters; 2) Develop design and simulation tasks for emerging technologies; and 3) Investigate the analog behavior of high performance digital circuits. The Center's researchers are imminently qualified to perform the Center's research projects. The Center has been coordinated with Dr. Deborah Crawford, Solid State and Microstructures Program. Additional funding is provided for two supplemental awards to the Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Design ofAnalog-Digital Integrated Circuits at Washington State University. The first is a Research Opportunity Award (ROA) to provide an opportunity for two Assistant Professors at Cogswell College North and Seattle University, both predominantly undergraduate instituttions, to work on research in the area of Simulation and Magnetic Modeling for Power Electronics. No review is required for a Research Opportunity Award, however, Dr. Vijay Vittal, Program Director, Electrical and Communication Systems provided an internal review. His comments were very favorable and strongly recommended support of the project. The research work performed through this award will professionally benefit everyone involved in the project; the two women faculty members, CDADIC researcher s, industrial sponsors, and the undergraduate students who will participate in the project. The second program provides support for two undergraduates through the Research Experiences for Undergraduate Research Program. These students will work with two Assistant Professors on the research project being supported through the Research Opportunity Award and through this experience will be provided a research experience which they otherwise would not have access to at their institution. The Program Manager recommends Washington State University be awarded $143,186 for the first year of a five-year continuing award. An additonal $50,000 is recommended for 24 months for an Researchy Opportunity Award and $10,000 for one year with funds provided by the Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program. Near the end of each 12-month period the Program Manager and/or the Division Director of the Engineering Education Centers Division will review the progress of the Center on a number of renewal criteria including the following: 1) the extent to which the industry/university interaction is developing; 2) the extent to which the support base is developing; and 3) the extent to which robust research program is developing. If the review is satisfactory, the Program Manager will recommend support for the next period of this continuing award.