Dr. Mahdi Ahangarianabhari

Electronics Engineer focused on Analog, Digital, Mixed-signal, High-frequency and Cryogenic design. IC design including schematic design, simulation, layout design and postlayout simulation in Cadence and TexEDA. Discrete electronics design including schematic design, simulation and PCB design in Orcad, Spice family and Altium. ASICs such as low-noise, low-power 64 channels front-end ASICs for X-ray spectroscopy, Ultra low-noise amplifiers for Silicon Drift Detectors and CdTe (X to gamma ray spectroscopy), High precision Time to Digit Converter (TDC), Addressable memories, RAMDAC, Cryogenic Amplifier. Discrete electronics such as RF-Microwave amplifiers for photon counting from single channel up to 16 channels, Cryogenic scalable amplifier from single channel up to 64 channels, controlable power supply.