02 — Knowledge Transfer
Teaching at the
Frontier of Analog
Dr. Moyal lectures on advanced data converter architectures at leading universities — the same IP that powers production silicon.
The world's foremost analog IC design house. We push the absolute boundaries of what analog silicon can achieve — from 56 GSps data converters to life-critical medical ASICs.
Whether you have a defined spec or an ambitious idea, our team can turn it into silicon reality. We engage on NDA before any technical discussion.
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Dr. Moyal lectures on advanced data converter architectures at leading universities — the same IP that powers production silicon.
From concept to silicon, we master every layer of analog and mixed-signal IC design — delivering IPs that are benchmarks in their class.
Our medical ASIC portfolio spans implantable devices, diagnostic instruments, and wearable biosensors — where failure is not an option.
Every number below represents a world-class achievement — results from silicon proven in production, not simulations.
Decades of cumulative expertise concentrated in a single design team. We hire only those who can claim world-class standing in their specialty.
A selection of real tape-outs, PCBs, die photographs, and deployed medical systems — every image from an actual GigaLog project.
We maintain active design kits and proven methodologies at eight of the world's leading semiconductor foundries.
"There are engineers who design to specification — and there are those who redefine what specifications are possible. Miki Moyal is the latter."
Dr. Miki Moyal (also known as Michael Moyal) is a world-renowned analog IC architect whose career spans more than two decades at the absolute frontier of silicon performance. Holding a doctorate in electrical engineering and an extensive portfolio of US patents, he is one of a small number of engineers globally who can claim to have personally designed multiple world-record ICs in production silicon.
His early career at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) produced foundational patents in high-speed flash ADC architectures and time-interleaved analog-to-digital conversion — techniques that remain central to data converter design today. His parallel-interleaved ADC architecture patent at AMD addressed the fundamental speed ceiling of monolithic flash converters, enabling sampling rates previously considered unachievable in CMOS.
Dr. Moyal subsequently founded an analog IC company specialising in precision PLL and mixed-signal design, which was acquired by Texas Instruments. His TI-assigned patent in compact PLL design — reducing loop filter area while preserving phase noise performance — reflects a characteristic approach: achieving more with less silicon. He went on to contribute to Marvell M.I.S.L., where he co-invented novel SerDes equalizer architectures for multi-gigabit communications.
He is widely recognized as a pioneer of continuous-time sigma-delta ADC architectures — a class of converters that obviate the discrete-time sampling bottleneck, enabling far wider signal bandwidths and inherent anti-aliasing. His work in this area spans current-mode CT-ΣΔ loops, noise-shaping techniques, and jitter-tolerant feedback DAC structures, forming the basis of multiple granted US patents and IEEE publications.
Dr. Moyal founded GigaLog Ltd. to bring these capabilities to clients worldwide — with a deliberate focus on the highest-performance, highest-stakes applications: 56 GSps data converters for optical communications, 32 Gbps SerDes for wireline infrastructure, and life-critical ASICs for the medical devices market. His lectures at leading universities continue to shape the next generation of analog IC designers.
