Quang Trung Le Source Confirmed

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Dean of Graduate School and Intern

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

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14 h-index 113 pubs 715 cited

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Biography and Research Information

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Quang Trung Le's research focuses on the design automation of high-density multichip power modules (MCPMs). His work has led to the development of PowerSynth, a design automation flow for hierarchical and heterogeneous 2.5-D MCPMs, and PowerSynth 2, which extends this capability to 3-D MCPMs. Le has investigated methods for fast and accurate parasitic extraction, including considerations for eddy-current losses and inductance extraction for layout optimization. His research also addresses thermal runaway mitigation by mapping electrothermal constraints for MCPM layout optimization. Additionally, Le has explored dynamic systems approaches to estimate the cyclic and creep damage of power turbine blades subjected to random transient operations. He has authored over 113 publications, with an h-index of 14 and 715 citations. Le has collaborated with Yarui Peng, Imam Al Razi, Tristan M. Evans, and H. Alan Mantooth, all from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

Metrics

  • h-index: 14
  • Publications: 113
  • Citations: 715

Selected Publications

  • PowerSynth 2: Physical Design Automation for High-Density 3-D Multichip Power Modules (2022) DOI
  • Thermal Runaway Mitigation through Electrothermal Constraints Mapping for MCPM Layout Optimization (2022) DOI
  • Fast and Accurate Parasitic Extraction in Multichip Power Module Design Automation Considering Eddy-Current Losses (2022) DOI
  • Hierarchical Layout Synthesis and Optimization Framework for High-Density Power Module Design Automation (2021) DOI
  • Fast and Accurate Inductance Extraction for Power Module Layout Optimization Using Loop-Based Method (2021) DOI
  • PowerSynth Integrated CAD flow for High Density Power Modules (2021) DOI
  • PowerSynth Design Automation Flow for Hierarchical and Heterogeneous 2.5-D Multichip Power Modules (2021) DOI

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