Michael Scholl

I’m Michael Scholl, a final-year Electrical Engineering student at Eindhoven University of Technology and a member of its Honors Academy. I’m interested in hardware for AI: how circuits and architectures can make machine learning fast and efficient enough to run where it’s needed, from edge devices to real-time systems.

I like working across the stack, from analog circuit design and device physics to processors and FPGAs, because the trade-offs often sit between the layers. Going forward, I want to focus on integrated circuit design for AI.

I teach as well: I’m a teaching assistant for Electronic Circuits 2, and previously for Computer Architecture.

Featured projects

Digitally assisted pipelined ADC

Two digital coefficients make a cheap open-loop amplifier good enough for a 12-bit, 100 MS/s pipelined ADC.

Spiking vs. Classical NN on RISC-V

On a small RISC-V core, a spiking network loses on a whole heartbeat but wins over 100× when the ECG arrives one sample at a time.

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