2. Region 10 SSCS Chapters Meeting Anne O’Neill 5 November 2008 Fukuoka Japan 20081

3. Agenda Welcomes by Anne and CK, Introductions SSCS reports, Anne O’Neill ISSCC Initiatives update, CK Wang ISSCC Satellite conferences, Takayuki Kawahara Update of plans Other chapters interested in hosting a satellite in the future. Presentations by Chapter Chairs Tohru Furuyama (Tokyo) Hideyuki Kabuo (Kansai) Wei Zen Chen (Tainan) Shen-Iuan Liu (Taipei) Xiaoyang Zheng (Shanghai) Zhihua Wang (Beijing) Yong Ping Xu (Singapore) Shiho Kim (Seoul) 20082

4. Acknowledgements Thanks to our Hosts for their kind help in making the local arrangements Dr. T. Furuyama Professor M. Ikeda, other officers Special guest Pham Tuong Hai (VietNam) 20083

5. Role of Chapters 20084 Chapters provide an important opportunity for local technical experts to meet, organize educational events, and discuss current technical developments such as:  the results of local industry efforts,  ongoing university research,  reports on the highlights of conferences,  as well as the work of Distinguished Lecturers.

6. CHAPTER GROWTH CHAPTER SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SUBSIDIES DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND REGIONAL TOURS SSCS WEBSITE REDESIGN EXPERT NOW FOR CHAPTERS IEEE.TV FOR UNDERGRADUATES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARD ISSCC PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTERS 20085

7. Chapters Growth 20086 67 Chapters: 3 New Chapters since February ’08 Romania Single Chapter – Marcel Profirescu, Chair India Council Single Chapter, Kandala Chari, Chair Penang, Malaysia Joint Chapter (ED, MTT), Boon Eu Seow, Chair

8. Region 10: 15 Chapters 20087 Tokyo Kansai Beijing Tapei Bangalore New South Wales Seoul Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Tainan Western Australia Taegu Penang, Malaysia India Council

9. Penang, Malaysia (MTT, EDS, SSCS) Chair: Boon Eu Seow Website http://ewh.ieee.org/r10/malaysia/mttedssc/ DVD Replay of ISSCC 2007 Short Course (Sponsored by SSCS, Solid-State Circuit Society) 30 October, 2008. "RF Circuit Design in Nanometer CMOS" by Bram Nauta, University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands. August 5, 2008. "RF Transceiver System Design in nanometer CMOS" by Matt Miller "Reliability and Globalization - Beyond Quality" by Dr Cher Ming, Tan, Associate Professor, School of EEE, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. September 23, 2008 "Recent Advancement in Embedded Capacitors in FPGA and ASIC Device Pakages: Technology, Implementation and Innovative Characteristics" by Dr. Hong Shi, Altera Corporation July 31, 2008 "High Efficiency Broadband Parallel-Circuit Class E RF Power Amplifier with Reactance Compensation Technique" by Mr. Narendra Kumar and Mr. Prakash Chacko, Motorola R&D, Penang. July 22, 2008 "RF Application of PIN diodes". by Mr. Lim Chin Leong. Avago Technologies, Penang, Malaysia. June 24, 2008 20088

10. 9 Geographical Distribution

11. Profile of Members 1-6, US 63% 7 Canada 4% 8 Europe, Middle-East and Africa 16% 9 Latin America 2% 10 Asia 15% 200810 Data as of Sept-2008

12. Region ‘08 in 000s‘07 in 000s CHANGE 1 3.33.8 -13.2% 2 3.23.3 -4.5% 3 4.54.7 -4.2% 4 3.33.5 -6.7% 5 3.33.7 -9.6% 6 5.25.8 -9.5% 7 2.83.1 -9.5% 8 16.516.7 -9.0% 9 7.47.8 -4.7% 10 25.822.7 13.7% Student Growth 2007-2008 Data as of September 2008 200811 Region 10 Leads in Growth of Student Members

13. CHAPTER GROWTH CHAPTER SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SUBSIDIES DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND REGIONAL TOURS SSCS WEBSITE REDESIGN EXPERT NOW FOR CHAPTERS IEEE.TV FOR UNDERGRADUATES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARD ISSCC PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTERS 200812

14. Past Chapter Chair Pins To recognize the efforts of volunteer leaders Order from Katherine Olstein Chapter Table Skirt For displaying sample publications or the Archive disks, sign-in sheets, laying out snacks. To seat panelists. Order from Katherine Olstein 200813

15. 200814 Regular Subsidy From 2006 on: Single chapters can receive up to $2000 every year, in support of chapters activities. Joint chapters can ask for $1000 subsidy Deadline is 1 st of September For more information, see: sscs.org/Chapters/subsidy.htm

16. 200715 Extra Subsidies Extra subsidies up to $5,000 are available: to support events such as workshops and mini-conferences that are not financed by the annual Chapter Subsidy Application Procedure: 1 page description Itemized budget Other sources of support Prepare press release for the SSCS Magazine Follow-up: 1 page description of the actual event Itemized actual expenses Provide Photographs Write short description for the SSCS Magazine

17. Revised Extra Chapter Subsidy Guidelines Basic Principle: Biannual Windows To enable the Subsidy Committee to compare requests before approving or disapproving them, chapters may only apply for an Extra Subsidy during two application "windows" per year: · April 1– May 1 · October 1 – November 1 Extra chapter subsidies must be submitted separately of regular, annual chapter maintenance subsidy applications. Principle #2: "Triage" If the applications within each biannual window overrun half of the Society’s annual extra subsidy budget, preference will be given to chapters that did not receive funding the previous year, or received less than $5K. In other words, chapters may be restricted to $5K over a two year period, depending upon the volume of requests. 200816

18. Chapter support Regular subsidies Budget: $20K – 2007 $35K – 2008 Applications for 2008 ~$45K Extra subsidies Budget: $20K – 2007 $30K - 2008 Regional Chapter meetings DL program and regional DL tour IEEE Expert Now, IEEE.tv, Table Skirts Outstanding Chapter Award Educational activities (DVDs) 200817

19. Extra Chapter Subsidy Program – 2008 $30K Budgeted for Extra Chapter Activities [cap of $5,000 per event, per chapter, per year] Awarded in 2007 for 2008: Sweden SoC Conference Spring $5,000 Green Mountain Workshop February $5,000 Brazil - Seminatec Conference $4,000 Germany – SAMOS Conference July $5,000 Subtotal $19,000 Awarded in 2008: Central Texas ACISC Conference May $5,000 Italy AACD Conference April $5,000 Seoul 1-Day Workshop August $5,000 Taipei 2-Day Short Course $2,500 West Ukraine Student Seminar Travel $ 590 Subtotal $18,090 Grand Total $37,090 200818

20. Partial List of Chapter Sponsored Conferences, Workshops Conference NameSponsoring Chapter Time of Year AnnualRegionSubsidyInfo From 8 th SAMOSGermanySpringY8-08Winter 08 News 18 th VLSI Design/CAD Taipei Tainan SummerY10Winter 08 News 7 th ASICONShanghaiFall10Winter 08 News 7 th Workshop – SDR Radio EstoniaSummerY8Fall ’07 News 2 nd RFIT WorkshopSingaporeDecember 2007 Y10YSummer ’07 News 16 th AACDBelgiumSpringY807-08Summer ’07 News/Winter’07 CriMiCoCentral Ukraine FallY8-07Winter ’07 News TCSETWestUkraine WinterY807Winter ’07 News DIPEDWest UkraineFallY8-07Winter ’07 News 25 th MIELSerbia - 2006SpringY807Winter ’07 News Conf. Russian A. S. Poplov Radio Eng. Society NovosibirskY807Winter ’07 News 200819

21. 200820 Partial List of Chapter Sponsored Conferences, Workshops (cont) 5 th IbersensorUruguayFallY9Sept ’06 News 2 nd MEMSTECHWest UkraineSpring806July-06 News Austin Conference on Integrated Systems & Circuits Central TexasSpringY107/app for ‘08 May ’06 News Multi-Project Chip (MPC) Workshop GermanyFeb July Biannual8-06Jan ’06 News Swedish System-on- Chip Conference (SSoCC) Sweden8-06Jan ’06 News 8 th Internatl Conference ‘Actual Problems of Electron Instrument Engineering (APEIE- 2006, September, 2006). Novosibirsk8-06Sub. App. 7 th Internatl Workshop & Tutorial on Electron Devices and Materials (EDM’2006, July, 2006). Novosibirsk8--06Sub. App.

22. Partial List of Chapter Sponsored Conferences, Workshops (cont) Conference NameSponsoring Chapter Time of YearAnnualRegionSubsidyInfo From 7 th Internatl Workshop & Tutorial on Electron Devices and Materials (EDM’2006, July, 2006). Novosibirsk8--06Sub. App. SeminatecS. BrazilSpring8-08Sub. App. Green Mtn. Engineering Workshop VermontWinter?1-08Sub. App. PRIME Ph.D. Conference ItalyBiannual8-07& 08Sub. App. Seminar - Nanotechnology: from Theory to Practice, January 2006 Novosibirsk8-06JVdS Summary 200821

23. EDSSC 2008 in Hong Kong K.P. Pun, General Co-Chair, EDSSC'08, kppun@ee.cuhk.edu.hk Plenary Talks by SSCS DLs “SPRAM (SPin-transfer torque RAM) Technology for Green IT World,” by Dr. Takayuki Kawahara, Chief Researcher, Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Japan. “The SOC transformation of the Microprocessor - Clocking and Analog Circuits in High Performance Processors,” by Dr. Ian Young, Intel Senior Fellow, and Director of Advanced Circuit and Technology Integration, Intel Corporation, USA. 3 Day Program in December Features 150 Papers 200822

24. Regional Chapter Meetings Chapters budget also supports Far East Chapter Chair Meeting, Nov. 2006, Hangzhou, China European Chapter Chair Meeting, September 10, 2007 in Munich Far East Chapter Chair Meeting, November 13, 2007 in Jeju Korea Far East Chapter Chair Meeting, November 5, 2008 In Fukuoka, Japan 200823

25. Annual Chapter Meeting at ISSCC Chapters budget also supports Tuesday 5 February, 2008 Overview of the Society, Willy Sansen, President SSCS Overview SSCS Chapters and initiatives (Jan VdSpiegel) Strategic planning (Rakesh Kumar, treasurer) Membership development (Bruce Hecht) Co-sponsorship of conferences (Bill Biderman) ISSCC initiatives (Tim Tredwell, Chair Exec. Cmt) Presentations by Chapter Chairs Q&A 200824

26. CHAPTER GROWTH CHAPTER SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SUBSIDIES DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND REGIONAL TOURS SSCS WEBSITE REDESIGN EXPERT NOW FOR CHAPTERS IEEE.TV FOR UNDERGRADUATES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARD ISSCC PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTERS 200825

27. SSCS Chapter News-2008 200826 DL Presentations Around the World Denver Ian Galton David Su Japan Clark T.-C. Nguyen Sao Paulo Kofi Makinwa New York Jan Van der Spiegel Los Angeles Ian Galton Oregon Tom Lee Belgrade & Istanbul Vojin Oklobdjiza

28. 31 Distinguished Lecturers To request a speaker, contact the speaker directly ADCs Ian GaltonIan Galton Analog & RF Rudolph Koch Tom Lee K. Nagaraj Bram Nauta Behzad Razavi David Su Bruce Wooley Ian Young Imagers Albert TheuwissenRudolph Koch Tom Lee K. Nagaraj Bram Nauta Behzad Razavi David Su Bruce Wooley Ian YoungAlbert Theuwissen Low PowerTadahiro Kuroda Toshiaki Masuhara Sreedhar Natarajan Vojin OklobdzijaTadahiro Kuroda Toshiaki Masuhara Sreedhar Natarajan Vojin Oklobdzija Millimeter Wave Ali HajimiriAli Hajimiri Mixed Signals Akira MatsuzawaAkira Matsuzawa 200827 Nanoelectronics Mircea StanMircea Stan PLLs Dennis Fischette Mehmet SoyuerDennis Fischette Mehmet Soyuer Sensors & Memories Kofi Makinwa Takayuki Kawahara Clark Nguyen Betty Prince Roland Thewes Jan Van der SpiegelKofi Makinwa Takayuki Kawahara Clark Nguyen Betty Prince Roland Thewes Jan Van der Spiegel RAM Kiyoo ItohKiyoo Itoh Technology Directions Kerry Bernstein Werner Weber Simon WongKerry Bernstein Werner Weber Simon Wong Transistors Ken UchidaKen Uchida Wireless John LongJohn Long List Refreshed at Year End Ken Yang, UCLA, Chair

29. Regional DL Tours First tour was in China in conjunction with the first A-SSCS in Hangzhou (Beijing, Shanghai) Second tour after ESSCIRC07 in Greece and Bulgaria (Varna) A third SSCS DL Tour is planned for November in India 200728

30. SSCS Bangalore & India Council Chapters to Host 2008 DL Tour in India Bangalore – 10 November Delhi, 12 November 200829 David Su Kofi Makinwa Tadahiro Kuroda Betty Prince

31. NEW SSCS WEBSITE E XPECT MORE ENGAGING BETTER ORGANIZED CONTENT 200830

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34. EXPERT NOW A N OFFER FOR CHAPTERS 200833

35. Expert Now Modules one hour online courses “ Dealing with Issues in VLSI Interconnect Scaling” by Ron Ho "Introduction to Statistical Variation and Techniques for Design Optimization" by Norman Rohrer "Nanotechnology 101 Part 1 and 2" by H.-S. Philip Wong "Organic Field Effect Transistors" by Ioannis (John) Kymissis "Practical Phase-Locked Loop Design" by Dennis Fischette "Wireless-LAN Radio Design (2 Module Course)" by Arya Behzad 200834

36. IEEE Expert Now Chapter Program Special IEEE Expert Now Offer for Chapters Available through 31 December, 2008 The IEEE Expert Now Section-Chapter Pilot Program helps local IEEE volunteers organize events at which attendees may to view one or more IEEE Expert Now course(s) and discuss the materials, perhaps with the help of a local expert. There is no charge for participating in this program in 2008; IEEE Regions, Sections and Chapters who do participate this year will also have the ability to award Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to attendees free of charge. The IEEE Expert Now collection of more than 65 one-hour long interactive, online courses includes 8 presented by SSCS lecturers. SSCS modules are listed in the Expert Now Course Catalogue under “Circuits and Devices” at (http://www.ieee.org/web/education/Expert_Now_IEEE/modules.html#CD).http://www.ieee.org/web/education/Expert_Now_IEEE/modules.html#CD For more information, visit the IEEE Expert Now Section-Chapter Program Web page or send a message to expertnowinfo@ieee.org. 200835

37. Expert Now Modules Based on short courses Educational objectives clearly stated Testing at the end ( a requirement of industry) Experts Selected by Ken Yang, Chair of SSCS Education Committee Feedback on this program requested. yang@ee.ucla.edu a.oneill@ieee.org 200836

38. IEEE.TV A N IDEA FOR UNDERGRADUATES 200837

39. What is IEEE.tv 200838 IEEE.tv is an internet based television network made possible by the members of IEEE. IEEE.tv produces and delivers special- interest programming about technology and engineering for the benefit of IEEE's members and the general public. 6 to 12 minutes clips, interviews with experts. Circuits content is geared for undergraduate audience. www.ieee.org/ieeetv

40. IEEE.tv Content for under graduates 6 to 12 minutes long 200839

41. IEEE.tv online clips 1. Sources of Innovation Steve Kosonocky, Asad Abidi, Terri Fiez, Richard C. Jaeger, Akira Matsuzawa, Charlie Sodini, and Takuo Sugano 2. Device versus Circuits Engineering Kofi Makinwa, Peter Kinget, Doris Schmidt-Landsiedel 3. Fabricating a Prototype Herman Maes, Bernhard Courtois 4. Analog to Digital TRAITS Charles Sodini, Terri Fiez, Asad Abidi 5. Analog to Digital TYPES 6. CICC Highlights Clark Nguyen on MEMs, Pengfei Zhang on 802.11, Ali Niknejad on 60 Hz, Colin McAndrew on Behavioral Modeling 200840 AUTHORS on their Books R. Jacob Baker, author on CMOS & DRAM Circuit Design Richard J. Thompson, Jr. on his book Crystal Clear Richard Schreier on his book Understanding DeltaSigma Data Converters Marks and Stanwood on WirelessMAN: Inside the IEEE 802.16 Standard

42. CHAPTER GROWTH CHAPTER SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SUBSIDIES DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND REGIONAL TOURS SSCS WEBSITE REDESIGN EXPERT NOW FOR CHAPTERS IEEE.TV FOR UNDERGRADUATES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARD ISSCC PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTERS 200841

43. 200742 Outstanding Chapter Award Recognizes chapters for their outstanding activities based on: the quality and quantity of activities and programs practical benefits for local chapter members successful outreach programs to the professional community growth of chapter membership Application deadline passed: 2008 Oct. 31 Deadline is usually end of September so watch for the announcement in the fall of 2009.

44. 200743 Far East Chapters win four of six prizes for consistently demonstrating outstanding leadership and initiative: 2003: Bangalore Chapter - India 2002: Tapei – Taiwan 2001: Seoul – Korea 2000: Tokyo - Japan Solid-State Circuits Society Outstanding Chapter of the Year Award

45. 200744 Hajime Ishikawa, Chair of the Japan Chapter, said, Japan has hosted a lot of unique activities. They have co-organized three conferences, initiated a new student award, and had very strong membership growth. Their seminar on Wireless and Mobile Access was particularly successful." The seminar featured Professor Paul Grey of UC Berkeley, who spoke on "Recent progress in ICs for wireless communications," and Dr. Masahiro Morikura of NTT, whose talk was "System aspect and service concept of multimedia mobile access communications." The Japan Chapter also organized a valuable review meeting of ISSCC 2000. The goal of this meeting was to help bring the essence of the conference to Society members who could not attend. The review meeting consisted of 12 selected papers from ISSCC and two lectures. The ISSCC Far East Committee Chairman, Dr. Youichi Unno, presented a conference overview along with some of the remarkable achievements and technology trends presented at the conference this year. In addition to the ISSCC Review Meeting, the Japan Chapter cosponsored the Asia-Pacific Conference on ASIC (AP-ASIC), Seoul, Korea, in August 1999. This was the first conference to promote ASIC design research and development activities in the Asia- Pacific region. The Chapter also cosponsored the VDEC LSI Designers Forum in September 1999 and the 3rd System LSI Biwalo Workshop in November 1999, which attracted more than 300 participants. Japan Chapter Selected as First Recipient of SSCS Outstanding Chapter Award – 2000

46. 200745 Moon Key Lee, Seoul Chapter Chair, received the SSCS Outstanding Chapter award for 2001 and a check for $1,000 for the Seoul Chapter from Professor Charles Sodini, SSCS president. 2001 Seoul is Outstanding Chapter in 2001

47. C.T. Wu, Taipei Chapter Chair, received the SSCS Outstanding Chapter award for 2002 and a check for $1,000 for the Taipei Chapter from Professor Charles Sodini, SSCS president. Taipei is Outstanding Chapter in 2002

48. 200747 Navakanta Bhat accepted the SSCS Outstanding Chapter award for 2003 and a check for $1,000 for the BangaloreChapter from Professor Steve Lewis, SSCS president. Bangalore is Outstanding Chapter in 2003

49. Thanks to SSCS Office: Katherine Olstein Chapter’s Committee members: Bruce Hecht David Johns Jan Van der Spiegel (Chair) Eric Vittoz C.K. Ken Yang C. K. Wang Japanese Hosts of 2008 A-SSCC 200848 Jan Van der Spiegel (Chair)

50. CHAPTER GROWTH CHAPTER SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SUBSIDIES DISTINGUISHED LECTURES AND REGIONAL TOURS SSCS WEBSITE REDESIGN EXPERT NOW FOR CHAPTERS IEEE.TV FOR UNDERGRADUATES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARD ISSCC PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTERS 200849

51. Educational Support ISSCC-SSCS Pilot DVD Offer With attendance approaching capacity at the San Francisco Marriott, ISSCC executive committee has launched a program to virtualize the conference. To test the effectiveness of electronic presentations, SSCS chapter chairs were invited to select one of three ISSCC-2007 DVD’s strictly for use at chapter meetings: 2007 Tutorials DVD - presentation visuals with audio and transcriptions for 10, 90-minute presentations. (selected by 15 chapters) 2007 Short Course DVD - presentation visuals with audio, transcriptions and PDFs of selected references for 4 subtopics of the short course, each 90 minutes long. " Analog, Mixed Signal and RF Circuit Design in Nanometer CMOS” (selected by 17 chapters) 2007 Selected Sessions DVD – 11 sessions, each 1 ½ hours. (selected by 3 chapters) Questionnaires for chairs and attendees about the meetings at which these materials are used will help ISSCC and the Society develop successful products. 200850

52. Preliminary Feedback on the Pilot DVDs 19 responded: 7 had scheduled an event Tutorial: 4 respondents (Atlanta, Dallas, Tainan,Taipei) Short Course: 2 (Seoul and Belarus) Sessions: 1(Nizhny) The chapter chair and the attendants were asked to evaluate the DVDs (Usefulness and Future Interest) 200851

53. Preliminary Feedback on the Pilot DVDs DVD # Requested # Shown # Attendees Tutorial15420; 27; 40; 25 Short Course 17365, 11 Session313 Future Interest 4.75 2.88 Usefulness (max 5) 3.5 5 5 200852 Usefulness score is based on the actual viewing of the DVD at a Chapter event. Future Interest score is based on the Chapter chair’s estimate of future usefulness for a chapter event (even if he had not seen the DVD)

54. Feedback from chapters Tutorial: “I did not screen the presentation and did not realize that the speaker was not filmed and that his presentation was monotone, not really engaging the audience and losing them soon. Afternoon showing not the best time for assimilating new material.” Short course: two chapters showed the short course DVD. One prepared a 10 minutes summary on the subject and provided specialist to for Q&A afterwards. 200853

55. New Chapters Initiatives in Asia Will host the ISSCC Satellite conferences in 2009: Selected sessions tailored to regional interest: 1 day events, 6 regular plus plenary sessions Date: March timeframe Locations: Japan – Tokyo Taiwan – Taipei Korea – Seoul (KAIST) China - For more information: see report of CK Wang and Kawahara-san 200854