Intelligent Object Laboratory

OVERVIEW
Acronym IOLab
Partner institution

Aix-Marseille Université





Description

IOLab is a microlelectronics facility dedicated to intelligent connected objects. 
It brings together the complete design of integrated circuits and their integration at system and level, as well as their validation by well-advanced electrical characterization equipment.

SCIENTIFIC DOMAIN
Scientific domain

PE6_1 - Computer architecture, embedded systems, operating systems - Computer Science and Informatics





 

PE8_4 - Computational engineering - Products and Processes Engineering





 

PE7_4 - (Micro- and nano-) systems engineering - Systems and Communication Engineering





Keywords

IoT





 

microelectronics





INFRASTRUCTURE
Remote access details

The facility is open to scientific communities of both the academic and private sectors, upon request. 
Half-to full-days availability can be provided, depending of the scientific objectives of the users. 
Users access may be with or without the assistance of local staff engineers; in the case the latest are not present to assist, a training to the users is then mandatory to follow before accessing the equipment.

AMENITIES
Equipment

The facility includes equipment sush as an anechoic room, a cryoprober, a rapid prototyping equipment, RF and BF equipments, and probes 200 and 300 mm. 
The services provided by the facility are the following: 

  • design of mixed analog/ digital integrated circuits for research puposes only, 
  • UHF RFID compliance testing, -performance testing of UHF RFID tags and readers, 
  • characterizations under points (e.g., impedance measurement, power), 
  • radiation measurements of UHF antennas, 
  • characterization of the reliability of memories under various stresses (e.g., electrical, thermal), 
  • characterization, modeling of the evolution of their performance over time (e.g., endurance, retention), 
  • analog and digital interface characterization low frequency/ radio frequency, 
  • rapid prototyping of printed ciruits and antennas 3D printing.