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I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Michigan, where I study Electrical and Computer Engineering, advised by Dr. Michael Flynn, and funded by the NDSEG Fellowship. I graduated from The Ohio State University and was fortunate to be a member of the Circuit Laboratory for Advanced Sensors and Systems, advised by Dr. Waleed Khalil. I recently held an internship in the SoC lab at NASA JPL developing integrated circuits for space sensing. Email / CV / Google Scholar / LinkedIn |
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My research interest is the intersection of mixed signal and RF circuit design and the development of high-speed integrated circuits--specifically PLL and ADC design. I am also interested in the development of design automation to assist analog designers as transistors become less predictable analytically. My undergraduate thesis examined the development of a 28 GHz wide tuning-range LC-VCO for use in 5G designs. |
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Brelon J. May, Matthew R. Belz, Arshad Ahamed, A.T.M.G. Sarwar, Camelia M. Selcu, Roberto C. Myers ACS Nano, 2018 Investigation of applying short time overload currents through nanowire arrays to "burn out" low impedance nanowires resulting in higher efficneicies. |
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