Webinar: Asynchronous Circuit Design for Reliability and Security

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Speaker: 

Dr. Jia Di, Professor and Department Chair at University of Arkansas Computer Science and Computer Engineering Department

Abstract:

Invented back in 1950’s, asynchronous circuits have not been developing nearly as fast as their clocked, synchronous counterparts. While the synchronous design paradigm dominates the current digital IC market, there are many applications for which asynchronous circuits have unmatched advantages. This is due to their unique benefits such as no clock, flexible timing requirement, average-case performance, better energy efficiency, high modularity, and low noise/EMI. This webinar will present some of these applications in the areas of reliability and security.

Speaker Bio:

Dr. Jia Di was born in Beijing, China. He finished his B.S. and M.S. studies in Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, in 1997 and 2000, respectively. He received his Ph.D. degree from Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the University of Central Florida, Orlando. He joined the Computer Science and Computer Engineering Department of the University of Arkansas as an Assistant Professor in August 2004 and is currently a Professor, Department Head, and Rodger S. Kline Leadership Chair.