[time-nuts] science projects
Attila Kinali
attila at kinali.ch
Thu Feb 9 05:59:21 UTC 2012
On Wed, 8 Feb 2012 21:37:36 -0600
Ray Xu <rayxu123 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am actually a high school junior in one of Dallas/Ft Worth, Texas's,
> suburbs, and I have been competing in ISEF science fairs for the last 3
> years.
[...]
> This year, I'm working on making a monolithic CMOS THz imaging array with
> built-in signal processing integrated circuit. (Just in case you're
> wondering, my I'm employeed at the TxACE center at UTD as a intern). My
> job is to basically design on the transistor level and integrate the signal
> processing circuit into the CMOS THz imaging array. At the end, I plan to
> use this project and compete in STS, Siemens, and ISEF. Unlike my last
> year's project, monolithic THz imaging arrays with on-chip signal
> processing is something relatively new.
Wow... I'm... astonished...
Back about 15 years ago, a friend an i build a calculator based on
an embedded version of the 80186... and we were the big shots at
our high school... Now studendts build THz imaging arrays?
I guess, in 10 or 20 years, students will be building warp drives... ^^'
Well.. back to topic... I'd very much like to see the documentation
of your projects. Why? Because i'd like to learn from others and and
your projects seem very interesting :-)
Attila Kinali
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