Flynn research Group
Welcome to the Flynn Research Group Website. The Flynn Research Group is a part of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at the University of Michigan.
RESEARCH
Our main interest is in analog and mixed-signal circuits, analog-to-digital conversion, and other interface circuits. These include high-speed serial transceivers, RF transceivers and sensors. Our main focus is on circuits that transfer information between the analog and digital domains.
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Publications
See more about our journal and conference papers.
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People
The Flynn Group is made up of both graduate and undergraduate students with a range of interests within circuit design.
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Recent News
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Congratulations to Fred Buhler on his Graduation in May of 2019!
Tuesday, May 7, Fred Buhler presented his Ph.D. defense "Energy Efficient Mixed Signal Circuit Techniques for Machine Learning and Security Applications." The recent aggressive scaling of CMOS technology for increased performance has enabled hardware implementations of meaningful machine-learning and neural-network systems. Most machine-learning hardware implementations from the past decade are digital. However, many machine learning systems require only low accuracy and therefore do not need the inherent accuracy of digital processing. read more... |
Ian Fan Presents Poster at the Annual Spring Symposium for U of M UROP
Ian Fan (rising junior, Electrical Engineering) presented his poster on designing a sigma-delta ADC for electrode impedance spectroscopy at the spring Symposium for the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. He worked on the design with his mentor, Linda Gong. The ADC is intended to be part of an integrated circuit designed for taking high speed impedance measurements from an array of electrodes. read more... |