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Gideon Yong RF Microwave Integrated Circuits Laboratory Walter Light Hall 718 Department of Electrical Engineering Queen's University Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Canada Phone: (613) 540-2271 http://qlink.queensu.ca/~2gy3 Email: gideon.yong[at]ece.queensu.ca Research Interests: Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits in CMOS concerning the use of: Variable Phase Shifters, Quadrature Phase Generators, Voltage Controlled Oscillators, Baluns, Analog Adders and Subtractors, Operational Transconductance Amplifiers and Variable Gain Amplifiers Education: Masters of Science (Engineering) March, 2008, Queen's University, Kingston Thesis Topic: "Phase Generation and Manipulation in CMOS Integrated Circuits" Phase generation is needed in a variety of PSK systems. The ability to generate various phases over a wide bandwidth allows the device to be versatile and able to easily implement in any frequency band. The use of CMOS technology in all the designs allows for significant cost savings and allows for the ability to integrate itself into many SoC systems. Related Coursework: -Silicon RF and microwave circuits -Principals of microfabrication -Microwave engineering Advisor: Professor Carlos E. Saavedra Bachelors of Science (Engineering), Electrical Engineering Communications Engineering Option, May, 2006, Queen's University, Kingston Thesis Topic: "Reconfigurable Logic using Nanotechnology"
-Redesigned typical components such as LUT and interconnects to take advantage of nanotechnology. -Designed the overall hardware architecture of the next generation FPGA using commercially available nanotechnology components Technical Knowledge and Skills: -Extensive knowledge of circuit simulators including: Advanced Design System(ADS), Momentum Electromagnetic Simulator, SpectreRF, H-Spice and P-Spice -Versatile experience in using Cadence schematic and layout and use of techniques and theories for designing high frequency devices and systems -Significant knowledge and familiarity with use of RF/Microwave testing equipment including the use of sensitive RF probes, Vector Network Analyzer and corresponding on-wafer probing calibration techniques, spectrum analyzer, digital sampling oscilloscopes and microwave function generators -Experienced analog IC designer that has taken from concept to simulation to fabrication and testing 4 separate novel designs -Hands on experience in several programming languages including Matlab, Assembly (6811, PIC), Java, Bash, BASIC -Knowledge and experience in using operating systems such as: Unix/Linux, Windows -Extensive use of document preparation systems such as LaTeX, Microsoft Office, Open Office Publications: Accepted submissions: Yong, G., Saavedra, C.E. "Capacitor compensated wideband balun" 2008 Biennal Symposium on Communications Papers in preparation: Yong, G., Saavedra, C.E., "Inductorless quadrature voltage controlled oscillator in the S-Band" Yong, G., Saavedra, C.E. "A wideband feedback quadrature generator" Yong, G., Saavedra, C.E. "360 degree phase shifter using phase cancellation technique" Academic Experience: Research Assistant Sept, 2006 - present Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Canada -Participated in advanced research in the area of RF/Microwave circuits and systems -Designed and implemented various circuits in CMOS technology -Extensive experience on wafer probing and laboratory equipment through the testing of RF/Microwave circuits Teaching Assistant -- ECE Laboratory Course (ELEC 290) Sept, 2006 - present Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Canada -Held weekly instructional lab sessions -Troubleshooted circuits and provided help with issues that arose -Responsible for grading lab reports Professional Experience: Senior Supervisor Summer of 2004, 2005 Seneca Summer Day Camps, North York, Ontario Canada -Designed and developed detailed computer curriculum for campers -Implemented daily programs to ensure children learned new skills and developed self confidence in an educational, fun and supportive environment -Prepared and organized teaching materials and compiled manuals for staff to use in various camps -Recruited, trained and supervised camp counselors -Evaluated and improved curriculum to ensure the quality of the camp through meetings with counselors and staff -Provided reports with recommendations to improve quality of service Volunteer Experience: Vice-president (Operations) 2006-2007 Graduate Electrical and Computer Engineering Club, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Canada -Ensured day to day operations of the graduate lounge ran smoothly -Planned and organized social events for graduate students Audio visual coordinator 2006-2007 Kingston Chinese Christian Fellowship, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario Canada -Planned and coordinated the schedules for the audio and visual equipment and operators -Ensured smooth operations for the equipment at the weekly meetings Line cook and server 2005-2006 Treasure House Ministries, Toronto, Ontario Canada -Cooked and distributed food to people of need Contact Information: Name*: Gideon Yong Title: RF Analog Engineer Company: N/A Work Phone: 613-540-2271 E-mail*: gideon.yong@ece.queensu.ca
-- Gideon Yong Microwave Integrated Circuits Lab M.Sc. Electrical Engineering B.Sc. Electrical Engineering Queen's University Phone: 613-533-6000 Ext 77310 |