Who is your idole in Analog Design?

[replyanil]

analog concept

 

[master_picengineer]

Allen and Harris

 

[kennyg]

Paul Gray ,Bruce Wooley,Abidi,
,B.S.Song ,Razavi,Willy Sansen......etc.

 

[santhosh.mandugula]

Behzad razavi!
He is specialist in almost all analog area: RF, serial link and ADC.

 

[du_hast]

Super man!!

 

[spring1860]

gray and his student YUN Chiu

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Willy Sansen is really a big bull ,haha

 

[rania_hassan]

Ali Hajimiri of Caltech
Ken Yang of UCLA

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Also Thomas Lee

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Behazd Razavi

 

[Troy]

No one mentioned Brokaw (bandgap).

 

[budzz]

t think it's P.E.Allen.

 

[rajanarender_suram]

willy sansen and Abidi

 

[sunbeam]

Boser and Sansen

 

[trayant]

As for me, 'Behzad Razavi' is my idole...I'm very curious to be like him

What about others?

haha, he also my super idol..
i almost have all his book..
i really appreciate his papers..

so far, i am doing PLL as my FYP

 

[dac5bits]

Johns & Martin

 

[paley]

G.C.Temes. and Willy.Sansen,

 

[sharkies]

Hae-Seung (Harry) Lee

Ok, I just went over all 8 pages so far, and I am quite surprised that no one has mentioned Prof. Hae-Seung Lee at MIT. He has made incredible contributions in the ADC field.

 

[tdy]

Prof. Bill Redman-White

 

[dick_freebird]

Some people idolize me, but that's just because they don't
know any better.

It's fine to look up to and learn from those who do good
work. But worship isn't a success strategy. Starting your
own religion, now that's a money maker.

Industry designers do, what professors only talk about.
But publication only sometimes suits the corporate purpose,
and less so the more useful the information. So many great
tales go untold.

 

[deepak242003]

christopher saint

 

[noj111]

Harry Nyquist
Gabor Temes
Frank O'Mahoney

 

[mukundkidambi]

Krishna V.... check him in a few years time.... he will be awesome