James Morizio
Adjunct Associate Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duke University
BACKGROUND
James Morizio joined Duke University in September 1995. He is currently a Research Assistant
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and is also
President of Triangle BioSystems, Inc., where
he project leads numerous mixed-signal broadband and audio VLSI
design projects. He conducts research in the areas of mixed-signal VLSI
design and sub-system hardware development for biomedical instrumentation products.
He teaches graduate courses on Full Custom
VLSI Design (ECE261) and Integrated Analog Circuit Design (ECE262). His current research
is focussed on the design and test of telemetric, low power, integrated
data acquisition systems for brain source neuron signals.
Dr. Morizio received the BS EE degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute
in 1982, and the MSEE degree from Univeristy of Colorado in 1984. In 1995
he completed his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from Duke
University under the direction of Dr. Jeff Derby. Dr. Morizio also has
over 20 years corporate experience working with IBM Corporation and
Mitsubishi Electronics America here in RTP, NC.
Former graduate students: Himanshu
Arora , Shankar Guhados, Sangrok Lee
Former undergraduate student LERC fellows: Dennis Kim, Phil DeBeusauq,
Micheal Griffith
Teaching Notes
EE262 Course Syllabus (pdf file) Spring 2009 Projects Spring 2010 Projects
ECE261 Course info
EE262 .5um Process Spice Models Typical (txt)
Hspice Manual pdf file (warning 12mB use adobe acroread to view
EE262 MixedSignal Cad Overview
FCC UWB Standard Doc
ECE262 Homeworks
EE262 Forum
CAD Information
EE261
Cad Information)
VLSI Design Center's Website
ANALOG ICs DESIGNED
Contact Information:
Dr. James Morizio
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duke University
Box 90291, Rm 213C Hudson Hall
Durham, NC 27708
E-mail: jmorizio@ee.duke.edu
Tel : +1 (919) 201-7759 (cell)
Fax : +1 (919) 660-5293