Dissertations

The VLSI Design Lab occupies a significant number of graduate students that are currently working towards a PhD diploma. During the life-time of the lab, the following dissertations have been completed :

O. Koufopavlou , "VLSI Design of Digital Signal Processors", June 1990
2) S. Blionas , "Design of Large Scale Integration Circuits for Parallel Processing of Digital Signals", June 1990
3) N. Kyrloglou , "Development of Environment for Automatic Design of Integrated Circuits", November 1990
4) M. Birbas , "VLSI Architectures for Digital Signal Processing Algorithms", June 1991
5) D. Soudris , "Mapping of Algorithms onto VLSI Architectures", December 1992
6) D. Metafas , "Design of DSPs for Real-Time Processing", February 1993
7) E. Kyriakis-Bitzaros , "Mapping of Software Structures to Processor Array Architectures", February 1994
8) S. Nikolaidis , "Architectures and Design of VLSI Circuits for Implementation of Digital Filters", February 1994
9) A. Tatsaki , "Development of Efficient DCT, DST, Vector Quantization and Lattice Algorithms and VLSI Architectures for Image Compression", July 1995
10) C. Dre , "Novel Algorithms and VLSI Architectures for Image Compression by the use of DCT, Wavelet and Vector Quantization", July 1995
11) G. P. Economou , "Artificial Neural Networks for the Implementation of Desicion Support Systems", February 1996
12) Labros Bisdounis , Electrical Engineer
13) Vassilis Paliouras, Electrical Engineer
14) Kostas Masselos , Electrical Engineer
15) Spyros Theoharis , Computer Engineer
16) Konstantina Karagianni, Electrical Engineer
17) Nicolas Sklavos, "VLSI Designs of Wireless Communications Security Systems", Ph.D. Thesis, Electrical & Computer Engineer, March 2004.
18) Thanos Kakarountas, "Design of low power self-checking circuits", Ph.D. Thesis, Electrical & Computer Engineer, March 2004.
19) Paris Kitsos, "Efficient VLSI Implementation of cryptographic Algorithms and Security Systems for Wireless Communications", Ph.D. Thesis, Physics Degree, April 2004.