IEEE Santa Clara Valley 
Solid State Circuits Society

 

Previous Event

On-chip isolation is a function of many interdependent variables. This talk will use industry examples to highlight isolation impacts of technology - substrate doping levels and triple wells, grounding schemes, guard rings, shielding, capacitive decoupling and package inductance.  For more information, refer to IEEE BCTM publication.

Tallis Blalack  has been working on substrate noise coupling issues for the past 10 years. His work started at Stanford University for his Ph.D. under Professor Bruce Wooley. It continued at Snaketech, where he set up the US office and helped direct the SubstrateStorm product. Snaketech was acquired by Simplex Solutions in March of 2000, and Simplex was then acquired by Cadence Design Systems in June of 2002. At Cadence Dr. Blalack serves as a technical marketing architect for extraction and substrate products.

 

SSC Technical meetings of SCV are held on The THIRD Thursday of each month at:
Cadence Building 5 which is located at 2655 Seely Ave, San Jose, 95134.  

Refreshments are provided at 6:00 PM and the talk typically starts at 7:00 PM.