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The 2010 IEEE Compound Semiconductor IC Symposium
We cordially invite you to the 2010 IEEE Compound Semiconductor IC Symposium (CSICS) being held October 3– 6th in beautiful Monterey, California. Over the last 32 years the Symposium has been and continues to be the preeminent international forum in which advances in semiconductor circuit and device technology are presented, debated, and discussed. The scope of the Symposium encompasses devices and circuits in GaAs, SiGe, InP, GaN, and InSb as well as RF/mm-wave and high-speed digital CMOS to provide a truly comprehensive conference. This is the ideal forum for presentation of the latest results in microwave/mm-wave, high- speed digital, analog, mixed mode, and optoelectronic integrated circuits.
The 2010 CSIC Symposium is comprised of a full 3-day technical program, 2 short courses, a primer course, and a technology exhibition. The technical program consists of approximately 60 high quality state-of-the-art technical papers, 4 panel sessions, and an Industry Exhibit. The short courses, which run in parallel on Sunday, October 3, are titled “High Performance Linear Transceiver MMIC Design” and “High-Speed and mm-wave Digital-Rich Transceiver Design” and provide the attendees with a unique chance to learn from ten world-renowned instructors in their respective areas of expertise. The Symposium will also be offering the popular annual introductory level primer course on “Basics of Compound Semiconductor ICs.” This year the Symposium will feature approximately 15 invited papers on a wide range of important topics encompassing device engineering to circuit application using advanced compound and other
related semiconductor technologies. In addition, including important “late breaking news” papers.
The technology exhibition will be held on Monday and Tuesday. The exhibition will feature informative and interesting displays with corporate representatives on hand. The list of exhibitors can be found in the CSICS advance program which will be published and distributed in late June.
To complement the Symposium, there are several social events which include the Sunday Evening CSICS Opening Reception, the Monday CSICS Exhibition Opening Reception, the CSICS Tuesday evening theme party, and the CSICS Exhibition Luncheon on Tuesday. Breakfasts and coffee breaks will also be served on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
The Symposium will be held at the Portola Hotel located in downtown Monterey. Situated 115 miles south of San Francisco and 350 miles north of Los Angeles, Monterey features a stunning waterfront, a lush urban forest, a rich array of historic and cultural resources, museums, gardens, recreational activities and a wide variety of special events scheduled throughout the year. Monterey is the home of the world-class Monterey Bay Aquarium located on the street immortalized in John Steinbeck's novel Cannery Row. Monterey's rich history includes Spanish exploration dating back to 1542, and the establishment of the San Carlos Cathedral by Father Junipero Serra in 1770. It was the site of Alta California's capital under Spain and later Mexico, and the place where California statehood began in 1849.
For registration and further information please visit the CSICS website at
http://www.csics.org. Further questions may be addressed to the Symposium Chair: Dave Halchin, Ph:1-336-678-8123 Email:
dhalchin@rfmd.com
We hope you can attend, 2010 IEEE CSICS Organizing Committee
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