Technical Program
LPSSPb.PF: Low-Power Systems and Signal Processing II |
| Symposium: Low-Power Systems and Signal Processing |
| Session Type: Poster |
| Time: Wednesday, December 4, 13:30 - 15:30 |
| Location: Poster Area F |
| LPSSPb.PF.1: A FRAMEWORK TO IMRPOVE PROGRAMMABILITY OF LOW POWER MANY-CORE PROCESSOR FOR SCALABLE DSP APPLICATION |
| Lin Tong; Coherent Logix, Inc. |
| Martin Hunt; Coherent Logix, Inc. |
| LPSSPb.PF.2: PATH PLANNING USING A NEURON ARRAY INTEGRATED CIRCUIT |
| Scott Koziol; Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Stephen Brink; Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Jennifer Hasler; Georgia Institute of Technology |
| LPSSPb.PF.3: LOW OVERHEAD CORRECTION SCHEME FOR UNRELIABLE LDPC BUFFERING |
| Amr Hussien; University of California, Irvine |
| Wael Elsharkasy; University of California, Irvine |
| Ahmed Eltawil; University of California, Irvine |
| Fadi Kurdahi; University of California, Irvine |
| Amin Khajeh; Intel Labs |
| LPSSPb.PF.4: DESIGNING A CLOCK CLEANER WITH AN ON-DEMAND DIGITAL SIGMA-DELTA MODULATOR |
| Leung Kin Chiu; Texas Instruments Incorporated |
| Peter Kavanagh; Texas Instruments Incorporated |
| LPSSPb.PF.5: OPTIMAL QUANTIZATION OF LIKELIHOOD FOR LOW COMPLEXITY SEQUENTIAL TESTING |
| Diyan Teng; The Ohio State University |
| Emre Ertin; The Ohio State University |
| LPSSPb.PF.6: PHYSICS BASED COMPUTING ENABLING ENERGY EFFICIENCY PAST MOORE¹S LAW |
| Jennifer Hasler; Georgia Institute of Technology |
| LPSSPb.PF.7: CHEAP NOISY SENSORS CAN IMPROVE ACTIVITY MONITORING UNDER STRINGENT ENERGY CONSTRAINTS |
| David Jun; University of Illinois |
| Long Le; University of Illinois |
| Douglas Jones; University of Illinois |