Tim's Home Page at MultiGiG

Of possible interest are my research papers and projects on Analog VLSI circuits and technology, and other, more modest software projects.

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May 7, 2006 EE Times Article about MultiGiG and Rotary Traveling Wave Oscillator technology. The May 7 public announcement coincides with a significant update of the website (click on the corporate logo above) with further information on the company and technology.

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Last image taken at my office at MultiGiG, Inc. headquarters, Scotts Valley, California. As of August, 2008, I have moved back to Clarksburg, Maryland, and am working for MultiGiG from there. I will get a webcam working here eventually.

Contents:

Programs all open-source, mostly EDA tools, mostly UNIX/X11-based, mostly C code.

Profile A personal profile

Research Summary of research and current projects, mostly on Analog VLSI topics related to speech and sound processing, and current projects.

Dissertation: Time-Frequency Acoustic Processing and Recognition: Analysis and Analog VLSI Implementations

Pictures Paintings, drawings, photographs, and a few PostScript figures

Music Musical compositions

And don't miss. . .

My wife Linglan's Home Page, prevously at the UMBC (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) Computer Science department, and transferred over here when (after many a year) they finally removed her account from the server there.

Our first son William's Home Page.


Our second son Michael's Home Page.


Linglan defended her thesis, Computer Simulation of the Self-Assembly of Protocell Structures on Thursday, December 17, 1998, and graduated a few days later on December 22, 1998. She was invited to the ALife VI conference at UCLA to give a plenary talk on her research. It is now printed up in the ALife VI proceedings, which is popular enough that I found it on the shelf at Borders Bookstore recently.

Linglan is the second Dr. Edwards in our family, after my sister Rebecca, a history professor at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York. I came in third. Becca is the author of Angels in the Machinery: Gender in American Party Politics from the Civil War to the Progressive Era (Oxford University Press, 1997) and authored the web page 1896.

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Last updated: August 13, 2008 at 8:22am