Tso‐Bing Juang
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About
Tso‐Bing Juang has made seminal contributions to computer arithmetic and VLSI design, with a particular focus on the CORDIC algorithm—a cornerstone technique for efficient hardware computation. His landmark survey, “50 Years of CORDIC: Algorithms, Architectures, and Applications” (2009), has garnered over 574 citations, cementing his role as a leading authority in this field. In this comprehensive work, Juang traces CORDIC’s evolution from Jack Volder’s original invention through five decades of algorithmic refinements, architectural innovations, and diverse applications—from trigonometric and hyperbolic function calculations to digital signal processing and robotics. Beyond this survey, his research spans low-power VLSI architectures, fixed-point arithmetic, and hardware accelerators for real-time systems. Juang’s work is distinguished by its practical impact: his designs have enabled efficient, shift-add-based computing in embedded systems and FPGAs, influencing both academic research and industrial chip design. For students and researchers, his contributions offer a masterclass in bridging elegant mathematical algorithms with silicon-efficient implementations, demonstrating how foundational ideas can be reinvented for modern computing challenges.
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- 150 Years of CORDIC: Algorithms, Architectures, and Applications574 citations · 2009