Design, development and verification of Integrated Circuits

Integrated Circuit (IC)
Organizational Unit
ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT
Related Technical facility
LABIC
Laboratory of Integrated Circuits (LABIC)

LABIC (Laboratory of Integrated Circuits) is an IAC facility devoted to the design, packaging and measuring of integrated circuits with different tecnologies.

Hugo
García Vázquez
Luis Fernando
Rodríguez Ramos
Type
Engineering applied to the design, development and verification of scientific instrumentation
Solar Physics (FS)
Exoplanetary Systems & Solar System (SEYSS)
Stellar & Interstellar Physics (FEEI)
The Milky Way and the Local Group (MWLG)
Formation & Evolution of Galaxies (FYEG)
Cosmology & Astroparticles (CYA, CTA)
Singular projects
Infrared instrumentation
Visible instrumentation
Microwave instrumentation
Adaptive Optics
Space instrumentation
Telescopes
Research and Development

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