John Shen

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2003
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Aurangzeb Khan, Kaushik Patel, Amit Aurora, Adnan Raza, Bidyut Parruck, Anandarup Bagchi, Abijit Ghosh, Boris Litinsky, Eric Hong, Eric Zhao, Jeremy Ngo, Kenson Ko, Leena Singh, Pavel Arnaudov, Peter Wu, Rama Ramakrishnan, Rami Zecharia, Shankar Channabasappa, Suril Kumar, Sanjay Wattal, Tony Wang, Uday Joshi, Zohar Golan, Zunning Luo, Duc-Ngoc Le, Irfan Ahmed, Frederick Chiu, King Y. Chow, Hiroyuki Furuzono, David Ge, Min Li, Martin Mueller, Son Nguyen, Trung Nguyen, Jean Saito, John Shen, Antonio Todesco, Allen Tsou, Demin Wang, Steven Yang, John Yu, Xia Zhong:
Design and development of the first single-chip full-duplex OC48 traffic manager and ATM SAR SoC. CICC 2003: 35-38
2001
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Aurangzeb K. Khan, Hidetaka Magoshi, Tadashi Matsumoto, Jun-Ichi Fujita, Makoto Furuhashi, Masatoshi Imai, Yoshikazu Kurose, Morio Sato, Katsuhiko Sato, Yujiro Yamashita, Kinying Kwan, Duc-Ngoc Le, John H. Yu, Trung Nguyen, Steven Yang, Allen Tsou, King Chow, John Shen, Min Li, Jun Li, Hong Zhao, Kenji Yoshida:
A 150-MHz graphics rendering processor with 256-Mb embedded DRAM. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 36(11): 1775-1784 (2001)

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