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Co-op/Internship or Part-Time
Student needed for firmware and camera interfacing at RIDL The
RIDL is an independent detector testing facility within the Center for
Imaging Science. The RIDL was
established to develop and advance new innovative detector technologies for
astronomy and other fields. The lab
pursues these goals by developing new cutting-edge detectors that utilize advanced
CMOS readout circuitry. A
co-op/intern or part time worker will support a graduate researcher in the
development of camera interfacing firmware. The student will be expected to
produce and modify/optimize VHDL code, set up a simple hardware interface
from an infrared camera to an FPGA, interface the FPGA with a computer over
parallel LVDS, and manipulate the image data for proper display. Further work is possible if these tasks are
completed successfully. Applicants
must currently be pursuing a BS or MS degree.
The successful candidate will have hands-on experience with FPGA
programming, hardware interfacing and high-level software programming. Students with any image processing
background are also desired. Inquiries
about this position may be directed to Dr. Donald F. Figer (figer@cis.rit.edu, Bldg.76-2246); you
should include a cover letter and a resume.
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