Ben Datsko
I'm a PhD student in Computer Engineering at the University of Michigan, where I design custom chips, embedded systems, and the software that makes them work.
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A 200-variable k-SAT solver achieving 3.5× faster solution times and 3× greater energy efficiency than prior work.
A physics-inspired LDPC decoder achieving 1,000× lower bit error rate than belief propagation at low SNR.
A continuous-time 3-SAT solver with unrestricted three-body spin interactions and 100% solvability on SATLIB benchmarks.
A 64-element 28 GHz digital beamformer using tileable synchronized distributed processing chiplets.
Battery-powered supply achieving 40% lower noise than the Agilent E3631A at ~$80 vs ~$1,400.
Secure low-latency remote access platform for DARPA and NASA QuAIL, with hardware abstraction layer, API, and web frontend.