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Instructor Information
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Richard Mellitz
Intel |
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Yinchao Chen
USC |
 | Paul
Huray
USC |
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Jerry Hudgins
USC |
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 | Contact Information
 | Richard Mellitz, Columbia Design
Center,
richard.mellitz@Intel. com. |
 | Yinchao Chen, EE, USC,
chenyin@engr.sc.edu |
 | Paul G. Huray, EE, USC,
huray@engr.sc.edu |
 | Jerry Hudgins, EE, USC,
hudgins@engr.sc.edu |
 | Intel APOGEE students: please
contact Hao Li, Columbia Design Center, Intel,
hao1.li@Intel. COM
for arrangement of tests
and final exam. |
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Acknowledgments
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Intel Cooperation: For contributions in
developing the SI graduate program, active teaching involvement, and
SI Lab development. |
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Ansoft Cooperation: For donation of
HFSS Maxwell's field simulator; |
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Synopsys: For donation of Hspice
circuit simulator. |
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 | Textbook
 | S.Hall, G. Hall, and J. McCall,
High-Speed Digital System Design: A Handbook of Interconeect
Theory and Design Practices,
Willey-Interscience, 2000. |
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 | References
 | H. Johnson and M. Graham,
High-Speed Digital Design: A Handbook of Black Magic,
Prentice Hall, 1993. |
 | D.M Pozar, Microwave
Engineering, 2nd edition,
John Wiley & Sons Inc., 1998. |
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 | Prerequisite
 | ELCT
361 or equivalent. |
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OTHER HELPFUL
COURSES: |
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ELCT 521, Fundamental Circuit theory,
knowledge of P-spice
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 | Course Grade
 | Homework
20% |
 | Project
20% |
 | Test 1
20% |
 | Test 2
40% |
 | Final Exam
100% |
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