No. MOSIS MOSISDesigner(s), DateDescription

Proj. No. Fab.ID

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1. 65008T26BDFYun, Goldsman, Jun'02Monolithic FSK

Transmitter

2. 65759T2AKAVYun, Goldsman, Oct'02

3. 65760T2AKBJYun, Goldsman, Oct'02

4. 65761T2AKBNYun, Goldsman, Oct'02

5. 65762T2AKBDYun, Goldsman, Oct'02Substrate noise

coupling analysis

6. 66962T33AACYun, Goldsman, Apr'03Substrate noise

coupling analysis

7. 66963T33AADYun, Goldsman, Apr'03Inductors/substrate

noise coupling analysis

8. 64639T26ZAYDilli, Goldsman, Jun'02Internal/external ring

osc., counters

(Measurements on the loading effectsof off-chip connections and

packaging).

9. 65046T26BBJDilli, Goldsman, Jun'02Internal/external ring

osc, counters

(Measurements on the loading effectsof off-chip connections and

packaging; delay measurement structures).

10. 65765T2AKASDilli, Goldsman, Oct'02 Three dimensional

ring osc., counters

(Chip designed for post-processing to create three-dimensionally

integrated ring oscillators and counters; measurements on the loading

effects of three-dimensional interchip vias.)

11. 68785T3AJALDilli, Goldsman, Oct'03 On-chip inductor

structures

12. 68786T3AJAMDilli, Goldsman, Oct'03 On-chip

digital/analog

coupling structures

(Chips designed for RF-probe station measurements: On-chip

digital and analog and RF structures, substrate coupling, digital

noise.)

13. 68865T3AJBVAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Goldsman Oct'03temperature sensors

14. 68866T3AJCDAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Goldsman Oct'03temperature sensors

15. 68893T3CUCFAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Goldsman Oct'03temperature sensors

(Chips designed with on-chip heating elements like switching

digital circuits or polysilicon resistors and diodes as temperature

sensors, to study chip heating.)

16. 70241T46TAGDilli, Goldsman May'04Inductors

17. 70242T46TAFDilli, Goldsman May'04Inductors

(Inductor structures on different substrates; de-embedding

structures; for measurements on the substrate doping effect on

inductance.)

18. 70839T47FBHAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Dilli, Goldsman Jul'04temperature sensors

19. 70840T47FCAAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Dilli, Goldsman Jul'04temperature sensors

20. 70842T47FCDAkturk, Parker,Heaters and

Dilli, Goldsman Jul'04temperature sensors

(Chips designed with on-chip heating elements like switching

digital circuits or polysilicon resistors and diodes as temperature

sensors, to study chip heating.)

21. 71656T4BPATDilli, Goldsman Nov'04Inductors

22. 71657T4BPAVDilli, Goldsman Nov'04Inductors

23. 71690T4BPAUDilli, Goldsman Nov'04Transformers

24. 71691T4BPAWDilli, Goldsman Nov'04Inductors

25. 72095T51ABCDilli, Goldsman Jan'05Inductors

26. 72096T51ABADilli, Goldsman Jan'05Inductors/transf.

27. 72097T51ABB Dilli, Goldsman Jan'05 Inductors/transf.

(Inductors and transformers with varying substrates, different

coupling geometries; 3-D inductors; tunable inductors/transformers;

de-embedding structures.)

NOTE: All the chips listed above use the AMI C5N (0.5 micron) process

except 64639 (T26ZAY), which uses the AMI ABN (1.5 micron) process.

28. N/AN/ADilli, Goldsman May'05 3D self-powered

"dust" particle

(This design is submitted to and is currently in fabrication at the MIT

Lincoln Labs. It is based on the SOI technology and three-dimensional

stacking technique developed there. It includes three planar chip

(layer) designs: The first one is a photodiode array for power

harvesting, the second one houses a capacitor for power storage and

the third layer is a local oscillator to be powered by the other two

layers. The layers are connected by vertical through-vias. The

complete stack is expected to be about 250x250x800 microns in size.)