PhD student · USC Electrical & Computer Engineering

Edward Ding

I work on design automation for superconducting digital circuits with Prof. Peter Beerel in the EESSC lab at the University of Southern California.

Research

Single flux quantum (SFQ) circuits switch on picosecond pulses instead of voltage levels, so they are very fast and use very little power. They also break assumptions that standard CMOS tools depend on: nearly every gate is clocked, and fan-out needs explicit splitters. I study how to adapt the design flow, from placement to timing, for SFQ, and where machine learning helps.

Projects

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