GRAPES Research Published in 2016 NSF I/UCRC Tech Breakthrough Compendium

GRAPES research project, Power Module Layout Synthesis (PowerSynth) was selected to be published in the 2016 National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry & University Cooperative research Center (I/UCRC) Tech Breakthrough Compendium. The compendium catalogues technological breakthroughs and advances that industry representatives believe are attributable to specific I/UCRCs.

GRAPES Power Module Layout Synthesis

NSF Compendium

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