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Hany El Hak

I graduated with MSEE degree from Ain Shams University, Electronics and Communications Engineering Department. Ain Shams is the oldest university in the world, located in Cairo, Egypt. The oldest theories of astronomy, engineering and medicine were developed there more than 5000 years ago. My research topic wasn't that old though. My thesis was on Low-Noise Amplifier Design in Advanced CMOS Technology. For several years, I worked as RFIC Designer, wrote six IEEE papers and led RFIC design teams. My last position before I moved to EDA was Design Manager of the RFIC Group at MEMSCAP. Today, I am a Product Marketing Manager at Cadence responsible of RF and Mixed-Signal simulators.

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Using RF Simulation Technology for Analog Applications
By Hany El Hak on May 18, 2010 The particular nature of analog circuits puts restrictive requirements on circuit simulators. The EDA industry has introduced proven shortcuts to deliver simulation speed and accuracy for specific applications, e.g. Harmonic Balance for RF and partitioning   Read More »
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Join us at the Cadence booth at the International Microwave Symposium
By Hany El Hak on June 8, 2009 If you listened to Tom's advice on this blog two months ago and registered for the International Microwave Symposium or the RFIC symposium, then you should be at the Boston Convention center now enjoying RFIC talks. Please remember that we are waiting   Read More »
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Inductors On Demand, at least one RF design task can be really automated!
By Hany El Hak on July 13, 2008 Inductors, transformers and transmission lines are critical components in any high frequency integrated circuit. Conventional electromagnetic tools used for the design of these components are difficult to setup, require electromagnetic expertise and are   Read More »
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