VLSI theory, design and applications (VLSILAB)
The VLSI group is active in a broad range of research areas related to the field of Very Large Scale Integrated circuits, and is strongly committed to the education mission of the Politecnico di Torino. It owns two
laboratories - VLSI Laboratory and MINES - Micro&Nano Electronic Systems Laboratory - , and cover topics as:
Research topics
- Advanced Design Methodologies for Switching Power Converters
- Advanced Field Effect Transistor Device
- Application specific approximate computing
- Bio-Inspired Electronics for Robotics and Biomedical Applications
- Circuits and Systems for Artificial Intelligence
- Compressed Sensing (CS) Circuits, Systems and Algorithms for IoT Nodes Implementation
- Design of decoders for post-quantum cryptography
- Digital architectures for bio-inspired processing
- EMI Reduction in Switching Power Converters and Digital Circuits via Spread Spectrum Technique
- Implementation and Statistical Characterization of High Efficiency True Random Number Generators (RNGs) for Cryptographic Applications
- Logic-in-Memory computing
- Magnetic devices
- Micro&Nano Electronic Systems for Life Sciences
- Micro-for-Nano (M4N) Systems for Single Molecule Sensors and Molecular Electronics
- Microwave Imaging Systems for medical applications
- Microwaves to monitor food contamination
- Molecular Devices
- Nanocomputing
- Quantum computing
- Smart embedded systems for lighting and IoT
- TAMTAMS
- ToPoliNano
- VLSI architectures for Error Correcting Codes
- VLSI architectures for image and video coding
- VLSI architectures for Machine Learning
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