Who is your idole in Analog Design?

[bluesmaster]

Any engineer who become a millionaire by his own technology.
such CTO of any NASDAQ company.Money is GOD

 

[anilkoul]

'Behzad Razavi'

 

[RMYAS]

I like David Johns and Razavi

 

[bunalmis]

Analog signals too soft. Therefore my idol is Bo Derek.

 

[QwErTzY]

'Behzad Razavi' & Paul R. Gray

 

[nafaiz]

i guess razavi is the best

 

[pixel]

Any engineer who become a millionaire by his own technology.

I also agree with this...

 

[varma844]

J.C.BOSE , and K.CHANDRASEKHAR,DIRECTOR OF CEERI Pilani
Hope all of u might have known about the world class insti CEERI ( CENTRAL ELECTRONICS ENGG RESEACH INSTI )

 

[mircea]

I would say T.H. Lee (for RF) & P. Allen

 

[satish.1979]

I think Steve C. Crips contribution towards the anlog design is great.

 

[manissri]

You all forget Ricon mora of Georgia tech
the great guy who has given lot of in low power in regulators ..
bandgap references ..

 

[tandr]

Allen

 

[mido_h14]

"khaled sharaf"

 

[leaboard]

Barrie Gilber

 

[adwxl]

Thomas Lee of Stanford University in RF CMOS design

 

[varma844]

I love Razavi and Thomas Lee

 

[brahmanlar]

"Şaban ÖZER" probably the best

 

[laglead]

razavi

 

[kumarghz]

Behzad razavi
Thomas lee
Shahiman sulaiman (malaysia)

 

[zeeshanzia84]

Well. my idol is Dr. Asad Abidi of UCLA. I attended a two-week long intensive course on "Advanced Analog IC design + project on Cadence Virtuoso" during his visit to Pakistan. This guy has the best teaching skills + design skills, I have ever seen. Behzad Razavi, who is one of his junior colleagues at UCLA, is also one of my favorites..