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Overview
Overview
The UMS Laboratory focuses on advancing analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits and system-level design for next-generation intelligent and sensing systems. Our research bridges circuits and systems, developing energy-efficient, high-performance IC solutions for sensing, signal processing, computation, and system integration. We explore a broad range of directions including sensor interfaces, neuromorphic and in-memory computing circuits, mixed-signal architectures, and low-power integrated systems. Rather than being confined to a single application domain, we aim to flexibly translate circuit-level innovations into impactful system-level implementations.
Research Outline
Circuit & System
Circuit & System
Design and optimization of analog and mixed-signal circuits with system-level integration
Energy-Efficient Computing
Energy-Efficient Computing
Development of energy-efficient computing architectures through circuit–system co-optimization for neuromorphic and in-memory platforms
Hardware Verification
Hardware Verification
Experimental characterization and measurement-based verification of fabricated hardware systems
Research Interests
Analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) design
Sensor interface and readout circuit design
Analog compute-in-memory (CIM) architectures and peripheral circuit design using emerging memory devices
Hardware–algorithm co-design for neuromorphic processors and on-chip learning systems
FPGA and digital-assisted prototyping and verification of neuromorphic and CIM-based systems
Analog compute-in-memory system, Neuromorphic computing IC design
UMS Lab
Post-silicon Semiconductor Institute, KIST
5, Hwarang-ro 14-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul 02792, Korea
Tel : +82-2-958-5740
Email : umminsung01@kist.re.kr
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