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Prateek Mukherjee

Prateek Mukherjee

Summary

Innovative professional in computer hardware engineering known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Possess specialized skills in circuit design, system testing, and hardware troubleshooting which ensure top performance in developing and enhancing computing solutions. Excel in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork, crucial for success in collaborative projects and driving advancements in technology.

Overview

2
2
years of professional experience

Work History

Analog Design Engineer

Texas Instruments India Pvt. Ltd.
Bangalore
05.2023 - Current
  • Associated with the Voltage References and Supervisors team
  • Contributed to a range of IPs in the production of REF5X series references
  • Developed cost-effective trimming methodologies to significantly reduce time to RTM

Undergraduate Thesis

Yale University
Connecticut
01.2024 - 06.2024
  • Designed a architecture on RTL to streamline communication between multi-core processors for a
    heterogeneous network in a hardware accelerator
  • Created an in-house NoC simulator to achieve an intutive understanding of system parameters and its effect on overall performance.

Education

Undergraduate Thesis -

Yale university
06.2024

B.E. (Hons.) - Electrical & Electronics

BITS-PILANI
01.2024

CLASS XII - SCIENCE

Aditya Horizon Junior College
Maharashtra, India
01.2020

CLASS X -

Spicer Higher Secondary School
01.2018

Publications

  • Grouping-Based Channel Estimation Scheme for IRS-Assisted Wireless Communications Network, IEEE Communication Letters
  • Single Anchor-Aided Channel Estimation Strategy for IRS-Based Wireless Communication Systems, IEEE-SPCOM 2024
  • Mobile Molecular Communication with Relay Assisted Network Coding: Framework and Analysis, IEEE VTC-2024

Awards

Best Graduating Student Award | EEE Department, 11/01/23

Projects

1)   OPAMP design

  • Designed a folded cascode OPAMP and accompanying current mirror biasing circuitry.
  • Achieved voltage gain of 70 dB and UGB of 80kHz.
  • Designed a full CMOS, 4-fingered implementation of a XOR gate that operates at 500MHz, on Microwind.

2)   Development of a novel QC-LDPC decoder

  • Coded the LDPC decoder architecture on Verilog and tested it for functionality on Modelsim
  • Synthesized the architecture on Zedboard zcu-106 and reported an 81.26% gain in circuit utilization as compared to the previous approach.

3)   IRS assisted 6G communication

  • Proposed a channel estimation scheme that is based on grouping of the elements in IRS. This approach drastically reduces the pilot overhead and increases the achievable rate. The work has been accepted in IEEE Communication Letters journal.
  • Received funding of Rs.30000 from university to develop a working prototype of the IRS.

Timeline

Undergraduate Thesis

Yale University
01.2024 - 06.2024

Analog Design Engineer

Texas Instruments India Pvt. Ltd.
05.2023 - Current

Undergraduate Thesis -

Yale university

B.E. (Hons.) - Electrical & Electronics

BITS-PILANI

CLASS XII - SCIENCE

Aditya Horizon Junior College

CLASS X -

Spicer Higher Secondary School
Prateek Mukherjee