Doctoral thesis reports SystemC-AMS virtual testing for gate-driver test hardware
Davide Turossi reported defending his doctoral thesis at the University of Milano-Bicocca on June 4, 2026 and explicitly thanked Infineon for hosting and supporting the research. The university abstract describes a SystemC-AMS/COSIDE framework modeling automatic test equipment, devices under test and probe-card circuitry. Its gate-driver cases address over-current protection and output peak-current measurement, comparing virtual test solutions with measurements on manufactured hardware. This records the thesis and acknowledged research support, not company-wide adoption.
Evidence
University record: SystemC-AMS virtual testing dissertation
The official indexed record identifies the 2026 dissertation, June 4 defense and SystemC-AMS/COSIDE gate-driver case studies. Direct retrieval was access-limited; the public abstract was checked, but the thesis PDF was not reviewed.
Davide Turossi: doctoral defense and research acknowledgments ↗
The author explicitly reports the June 4, 2026 defense and Infineon hospitality/support during the PhD. Current employment is not used to infer the research affiliation.