Electrical & Computer Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering

The College of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon UniversityCarnegie Mellon University

Rick Carley

ST Microelectronics Professor – ECE ;  Affiliated Faculty – DSSC
Department Electrical and Computer Engineering
Office 2119 Hamerschlag Hall
Telephone (412)-268-3597
Fax (412)-268-2859
Email
Assistant Adam P. Palko

Research Interests

My research interests include:

  1. The design of analog circuits and systems for mixed-signal ICs and System-On-a-Chip (SOC) ICs - especially data converters, signal conditioning circuits, and communications / RF circuits.
  2. Development of CAD Tools to support the analog IC design flow.
  3. Design of integrated microelectromechanical systems and control/sensing electronics - for both inertial sensing and for IC-based mass data storage devices.

In the News

  • ECE Alumnus Promoted to Senior Principal Research Engineer
  • ECE Faculty Among Most Cited in *IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design*
  • Analog Devices Awards Highest Technical Honor to ECE Alumnus
  • Rutenbar and Carley Presented With SRC Technical Excellence Award
  • CSSI Participates in DAC; Hosts Alumni & Friends Reception
  • ECE Technology Drives Purchase of Analog Software Vendor Neolinear
  • Center for Wireless and Broadband Networking Hosts 3rd Annual Spring Review
  • Leaders of NeoLinear and TimeSys Named Emerging Entrepreneurs of the Year
  • CHIPS Computer-on-a-Chip Research Top Story in EE Times
  • Rutenbar Receives Jatras (E47) Chair and Aristotle Award
  • Carley First Recipient of STMicroelectronics Professorship

    • Rick Carley

    Carnegie Mellon, 1984

    Research Area

    Circuits/CAD/VLSI

    Keywords

    CAD and design of analog signal processing circuits and MEMS systems

    Education

    PhD, 1984
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    SM, 1978
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    SB, 1976
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology