The graduate theses listed below are the research outcomes of students pursuing a MASTER'S DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (MSEE) with a specialization in Microelectronics. These research projects have been presented and published in both domestic and international conferences and publications. The topics covered in these theses encompass digital design, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays), rectifiers, energy harvesting, power management, amplifiers, LDO (Low Dropout Regulators), voltage references, and various other analog components and systems.

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

Remark: Analog Devices Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

2017

Remark: Analog Devices Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

2016

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Analog Devices Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

2015

Remark: Analog Devices Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Xinyx Design Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor Intern (GRIP Program)

2014

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Xinyx Design  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor  Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

Remark: Lattice Semiconductor Research Topic—Research Intern (GRIP Program)

2013