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Electronic Circuits Lab
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A lab that studies analog integrated circuits and circuit theory.

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Research on analog integrated circuits and circuit theory
The Electronic Circuits Lab studies analog integrated circuits and circuit theory.
The faculty introduction for the Computer Science Degree Program lists research on highly linearized CMOS transconductors and complex filters.
This is the lab of Associate Professor Kazuhiro Shono.
In the faculty introduction for the College of Information Science, Associate Professor Shono's specialty is listed as "filter theory."
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies analog integrated circuits and circuit theory. Specifically, research on highly linearized CMOS transconductors and complex filters is listed.
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- Associate ProfessorKazuhiro Shono
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