Posted by Colin Warwick
Hi, I’m Colin Warwick, High Speed Digital Design Flow Manager with the Agilent EEsof EDA high speed digital (formerly signal integrity) design flow group. This blog is about tips, tricks, and tutorial to help ensure signal integrity on high speed digital chip-to-chip data links.
Here’s my bio, which I wrote in the third person:
Colin Warwick is high speed digital product manager at Agilent EEsof EDA, where he is focused on multigigabit per second design and analysis tools. Prior to joining Agilent, Colin was with Royal Signals and Radar Establishment in Malvern, England, Bell Labs in Holmdel, NJ, and The MathWorks in Natick, MA. He completed his bachelor, masters, and doctorate degrees in physics at the University of Oxford, England. He has published over 50 technical articles and holds thirteen patents.
A while ago I put in a redirect from the old domain signal-integrity-tips.com to our new home signal-integrity.tm.agilent.com. Please let me know at colin underscore warwick at agilent daht calm if anything is broken. For either one, our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are the same as Agilent.com.
Thanks for visiting! Please see my blogroll below for other useful sites.
– Colin
Colin’s Blogroll
- DesignCon Community
- EEWeb Electronics Forum
- John Baprawski’s blog
- Bert Simonovich’s blog "Design Notes: Innovative Signal Integrity & Backplane Solutions"
- Eric Bogatin’s blog "What I Learned This Month"
- István Novák’s Electrical Integrity site
- Joe Civello’s RF Design Tips blog
- John Busco’s Semi-Blog
- My other blog: Wizards of Electromagnetism at Chip Design Magazine
- Paul Rako’s Anablog at EDN
- Rick Merritt’s Interconnects blog at EE Times
- SI-List E-mail Reflector
- Subscribe to EDN Magazine
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I like your podcast.
Thanks, Woz5!
Hello Mr . Warwick,
my name is Kavan and I am a student. I found your white paper “Understanding the Kramers-Kronig
Relation Using A Pictorial Proof”.
Very good.
I would like to ask you a few clarifying questions if possible. I am just a beginner.
Let me know if it is feasible,
thanks,
Kavan
Sure! I’ll contact you via email.
sir are u or your organisation giving training on ADS to design a power amplifier on GaNbased ? kindly tell me some suggestion to take training to design the power amplifier by using ADS any help i will be highly obliged I M FROM INDIA
please reply me sirColin Warwick so that i will be benifited : sir my introduction is i m a student of m.tech microelectronics 2012 2014 i want to desiogn apoweramplifier on GAN BASED please give me some tips and if possible please tell me the training schudle training cost i woulb be highly o0bliged sir thanku sir
Hi Jagatpati,
I responded to you via email.
Best regards,
– Colin