2018FLEX

Tsung-Ching Jim Huang
Sr. Research Scientist
Hewlett Packard Enterprise


Dr. Tsung-Ching Jim Huang is a research scientist with Hewlett-Packard Labs (HPE Labs). He received his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of California at Santa Barbara in 2009. He is now leading wearable and IoT research projects in HPE Labs. Prior to joining HPE Labs in 2014, he was with Taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company (TSMC) PDK and IP team for 16nm, 10nm, and 7nm CMOS roadmap and PDK development. Dr. Huang is a pioneer in flexible circuit design and electronic design automation for flexible electronics. He invented a design style named “Pseudo-CMOS” that received Best Paper Award in International Symposium for Flexible Display and Electronics (ISFED) 2007 and Best Paper Award in IEEE Electron Device Meeting (IEDM) 2011. Pseudo-CMOS is widely used by research groups worldwide and has been used to design printed microprocessor, RFID, and NFC tags. He also developed the first simulation framework to perform reliability simulation for flexible display drivers under prolonged temperature and voltage stress that has been used by a major display manufacturer. He authored a book “Design, Automation, and Test for Low-Power and Reliable Flexible Electronics” – the first book dedicated for circuit design and design automation with flexible electronics (ISBN:1601988400 ). Dr. Huang is a senior member of IEEE and a reviewer for IEEE/Nature journals.

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