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Markus Dietl is a researcher at the Technical University of Munich affiliated with the Chair of Circuit Design (Prof. Brederlow). He holds a Dipl.-Ing. degree from TUM and has over 25 years of industry experience as a microchip designer at Texas Instruments, specializing in precision amplifiers and clock generators. Currently, he is pursuing doctoral research focused on discrete-time analog circuits and PLL optimization.
- Education: Studied at TU Munich (1989-1995)
- Industry Experience: 25 years at Texas Instruments (Freising)
His research interests center on discrete-time analog circuits and phase-locked loop (PLL) design, with particular emphasis on reducing power consumption, minimizing die size, and optimizing capacitance requirements. Recent publications highlight innovations in semi-digital PLLs, bandwidth tracking, and jitter reduction techniques across various CMOS technologies.
Key publication trends include:
- Capacitance reduction techniques (loop filter optimization)
- Low-power and area-efficient PLL architectures
- Jitter minimization and temperature compensation
- Advancements in semi-digital circuit integration
As part of his academic role, Dietl has supervised international master's students from Germany, USA, Sweden, Italy, and India, collaborating with universities in Ulm, Stuttgart, Paderborn, and Munich.
