Srinidhi Balasubrahmanya
A Master’s student at University of Toronto, interests include the Design and Layout of Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits.
Education
Completed M.Eng in ECE, University of Toronto, Toronto
Group: Electronics
Program Project: Imager Project Supervisor: Prof. Roman Genov
Low-Voltage Differential Signalling on LFoundry 110nm technology
Design and Layout of Mixed Signal functional blocks for Imager Sensor
Design was taped-out on LFoundry 110nm and XFAB 180nm nodes in March 2018
Projects in Grad Courses
Advanced Analog Circuits Prof. Trevor Caldwell Winter 2018
14-bit resolution Delta Sigma ADC
MOD-3, 9-level quantizer, OSR=32, ’CRFB’ architecture
Analog Circuits Design I Prof. Anthony Chan Carusone Fall 2017
Two stage amplifiers and Folded Cascode Fully Differential Amplifiers
Design and Characterization of StrongARM latch
Ring Oscillator controlled by Voltage Regulator and Behavioural Simulation of PLL
High Frequency Integrated Circuits Prof. Sorin P Voinigescu Winter 2017
Power Amplifier
Low Noise Amplifier
Voltage Controlled Oscillator
Technical Management of IC Design Prof. Kostas Pagiamtzis Winter 2017
Behavioural Simulation of SRAM and Transistorized design of the functional blocks
Optimization over corners, mismatches and Leakage
VLSI Design Methodology Prof. Roman Genov Fall 2016
Design and layout of Dual Slope ADC
Design and Layout of 4-bit multiplier
Design and Layout of Decoder for Optimum Performance
FPGA Architecture Prof. Vaughn Betz Fall 2016
Pipelined and Resource Shared Quadratic Expression
50th order FIR Filter - Verilog RTL vs C on DSP
RAM mapper - Memory mapping on FPGA
FPGA Routing Architecture - VPR tool
Previous Education
Bachelor of Engineering, BMSCE, Visvesvaraya Technological University, India 2012 - 16
Program Project: Implementation of Decimation Filter with the Design of a Novel multiplier
Academic performance: GPA of 9.5 on a scale of 10
Personal Data
Address: McCaul St, Toronto - ON M5T 2W9
Phone: +1-647-***-****
email: ********.***************@****.********.**
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Co-curricular Activities
1. Finished top 100 nationwide in IEEE Xtreme 8.0 - a 24-hour coding competition
2. Co-authored 2 papers published in regional journals in Undergraduate
3. Implemented IOT solution for staff-student communication in undergraduate
Computer Tools
• Strong knowledge in Cadence
• Experience working with MATLAB and Simulink
• Good exposure in Quartus - ModelSim, Xilinx CAD Tools
Volunteer Work
• Past VP, Finance of Indian Grad Students Association, a student body under UTGSU
• Past Executive Board members of IEEE Student Chapter, Bengaluru Regional Section for
2014-15
• Past Executive members of the Fine-Arts Team in Undergraduate 2014-16
Interests
Photography
Soccer
Volleyball - Vice captain of High School team
Drawing
Cooking
Reference
Prof. Roman Genov
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Toronto
email: *****@****.********.**
Website: http://www.eecg.toronto.edu/~roman/