The Eye-C program was instituted to enable a collaborative IC design effort among the different universities in the Philippines: UPD, DLSU, ADMU, MIT, USC, and MSU-IIT. This project was funded by DOST for 2 years (2010-2012) with a budget of PHP 34.4M.  The project deals with the impact of the program on the member universities' curriculum during and after its implementation. A post-implementation review by member universities is then presented to further highlight the Eye-C program as the first of a series of steps to enhance the potential of microelectronics in the Philippines. 

Project-1: Microcontroller Design for Micromouse Applications (UPD, DLSU, and ADMU)

Project-2: CMOS Camera Interface for Color Tracking. (USC)

Project-3: An 18-Bit Oversampling Audio Delta Sigma D/A Converter Design (MSU-IIT)

Project-4: Design of a High PSSR Two-Stage Operational Amplifier (MIT)

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Driving philippine microelectronics education development with multi-university collaboration | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore