Welcome to the homepage of the VLSI group in the Department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Madras. We are located in a beautiful wooded campus in southern Chennai.

Our faculty and students are involved in research in the areas of analog, mixed signal, and RF design, analysis and simulation of noise in circuits, VLSI DSP architectures, and reconfigurable computing. Click on the tabs above to find out more about us and our research. rogrammable Analog Pulse Shaping for Ultra-Wideband Applications We regularly have openings for students in our research group. If you wish to study here, go through this page for more information and contact the faculty member working in your area of interest.

The following courses will be conducted at IIT Madras as a part of the Global Initiative of Academic Networks(GIAN). To register, visit http://www.gian.iitkgp.ac.in/.

• One week course(25th-29th Dec. 2015, 4pm-7pm): Integrated Circuits for High-Speed Serial Links by Dr. Pavan Kumar Hanumolu, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA.
• Two week course(1st to 17th Jan. 2016 with a break on 7th Jan.; 4pm-7pm): Millimeter-wave Integrated Circuits: 60GHz and Beyond by Dr. Harish Krishnaswamy, Columbia University, USA.

• The paper A 280μW 24kHz-BW 98.5dB-SNDR Chopped Single-Bit CT ΔΣM Achieving <10Hz 1/f Noise Corner Without Chopping Artifacts by Sujith Billa, Amrith Sukumaran, and Shanthi Pavan will be presented at the International Solid State Circuits Conference to be held in San Francisco, USA in Feb. 2016.

• The paper A Tail-Resonance Calibration Technique for Wide Tuning Range LC VCOs by Abhishek Bhat and Nagendra Krishnapura will be presented at the International Symposium on Circuits and Systems to be held in Montreal, Canada in May 2016.

• The paper A Compact Dual-Band 5dBm RF Power Amplifier for Cellular Applications by Aparna Girija and S. Aniruddhan will be presented at the International Symposium on Circuits and Systems to be held in Montreal, Canada in May 2016.

• The paper Continuous-Time Delta Sigma Modulators with Dual Switched Capacitor Resistor DACs by Shanthi Pavan will be presented at the International Symposium on Circuits and Systems to be held in Montreal, Canada in May 2016.

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