Peter Ehlig

Peter Ehlig is a highly experienced professional with expertise in Processor Architecture, Memory Test, Subtle defects in integrated circuits, and Patents. He has a strong educational background with studies in BSEE, BS Math, Mathematics, and Control Theory at the University of Houston. Peter has held prominent roles in various organizations, including being a Consultant at Self-employed and serving as a Fellow and Distinguished Member Technical Staff at Texas Instruments.

Peter Ehlig's focus on Processor Architecture, Memory Test, and identifying subtle defects in integrated circuits showcases his extensive knowledge and skills in the semiconductor industry. His credentials include a dual major in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics, providing him with a solid foundation for his professional achievements in the field.

With a career that spans consulting and senior technical positions at Texas Instruments, Peter Ehlig has amassed a wealth of experience in developing innovative solutions for complex technical challenges. His contributions in the areas of Processor Architecture and Memory Test underscore his commitment to advancing technology and driving excellence in the semiconductor domain.

Peter Ehlig's involvement in patent-related activities highlights his intellectual prowess and creative problem-solving abilities. His tenure as a Fellow and Distinguished Member Technical Staff at Texas Instruments reflects his significant contributions to the company and the industry at large. Peter's dedication to exploring new avenues in Processor Architecture and memory testing sets him apart as a leader in the field.