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Technical
Program
Educational Sessions
Keynote Address
Conference Luncheon
Panel Discussions
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The 2010 program will be available in late June
Following is the Program
and Highlights of the 2009 CICC
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Technical
Papers:
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Education
on new, state-of-the-art developments is the core of CICC's
technical program. 119 papers and 49 posters addressing a broad
range of circuits, applications, design techniques, tools, test
and reliability, and system-on-a-chip, will be presented in 2009.
Click here for the technical program.
Awards
for Best Paper will be given in both regular and student
submission categories.
CICC papers are in-depth descriptions of the latest advancements in IC technology and
design methods, not product briefs or marketing hype.
The technical sessions are highlighted by invited and tutorial papers presented by
leading experts from industry and academia. This year we have many excellent papers,
especially in the areas related to emerging technology CICC papers are also eligible
for publication in a special issue of the IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits.Click here to go to the
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society website.
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Panels:
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Key
issues and controversial topics are debated by leaders from the
IC industry. CICC panel discussions
are well known for their lively
and thought-provoking discussions. The Q&A sessions
provide the audience the opportunity to weigh in on the
important issues
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Educational
Sessions:
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The Educational Sessions this year are outstanding. They are a
valuable opportunity to refresh key skills in traditional
circuit-design methods and acquire knowledge in vital new areas. The topics this year are: Fundamentals of RF IC Design,
Trends in Data Converters, Effective Technical Communication, Effective Technical Presentations, Patents and Invention Disclosures, Power Management and Emerging
Circuit Techniques
Instruction by industry-recognized
invited speakers make these Educational
Sessions among the best in the industry.
NEW THIS YEAR
Forum Presentations
Two special sessions of invited papers are planned on Monday morning and on Tuesday afternoon. The Monday session addresses Biomedical Electronics. The Tuesday session
addresses Micro-Robotics and Energy Harvesting.
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Exhibits:
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Displays
and demonstrations by semiconductor manufacturers, software tool
suppliers, silicon IP providers, design-service houses and
technical book vendors.
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Conference
Events:
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Stimulating
social happenings that complement the technical character of
CICC such as the Sunday evening Cadence Design and Analog Devices Reception
and Tutorials (click here to go to the sponsor page
to find out more about the Sunday Tutorials), Monday evening Welcome Reception, the Tuesday evening, Happy Hour and Conference
Luncheon provide additional opportunities for discussion and
peer networking in a relaxed environment.
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