 Analog & Mixed Signal
Research areas in the VLSI laboratory include high speed,
real time computation using analog processor elements; low-voltage, high-performance
analog circuit design; analog mixed-mode fault diagnosis of integrated circuits,
including parametric fault extraction and hierarchical fault modeling; rapid
prototyping of ICs with special emphasis on modular arrays; and integrated
circuit design for quality and manufacturability.
Analog & Mixed Signal Labs
Biomedical
Imaging & Genomic Signal Processing
The Biomedical Imaging group brings together faculty members from a number of different disciplines within Electrical Engineering to focus on the acquisition and analysis of biomedical images. A set of core courses provides the student with a background in both medical imaging instrumentation and image processing and analysis, and elective courses are available in both areas. Laboratories have been established in computer-assisted diagnostics, magnetic resonance imaging and optical imaging.
Biomedical Imaging Labs
Computer Engineering
Computer Engineering offers research opportunities in the areas of Computer Communications and Networks, multimedia, storage systems, parallel and distributed computing and architecture, fault-tolerant computing and design for testing, computer aided design and testing tools, VLSI design and technologies, high-speed networks and architecture, intelligent systems and controls, and real-time systems and their architecture.
Computer Engineering Labs
- Computer Engineering Laboratory
- Multimedia Communication and Networking Laboratory
- Networking And Information Systems Laboratory
- Parallel & High Performance Laboratory
- Reliability and Testing Laboratory
- Storage Systems Laboratory
- VLSI Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Laboratory
Control
Systems
The Control Engineering group conducts research in the areas
of linear multivariable systems, robust control and computer aided design,
adaptive control, optimization and classical control, non-linear systems,
power systems and parallel computation, learning control, knowledge-based
systems and fuzzy control.
E/M & Microwaves
Research activities in electromagnetics and microwaves span a broad spectrum of applications. In particular the theoretical and experimental aspects of antennas, electromagnetic theory, electromagnetic wave scattering, active and passive microwave and millimeter wave circuits, linear and non-linear optical or microwave guiding systems, and microstrip antennas.
Electro-Magnetics and Microwaves Labs
Electric
Power & Electronics
The energy systems and power electronics program actively pursues research in the areas of system reliability and performance modeling and prediction, system protection and automation, system control and stability, large-scale system computational methodologies and power electronics.
Electric Power Systems and Power Electronics Labs
Solid
State Electronics, Photonics & Nano-Engineering
Our solid state research program encompasses development and testing of state of the art devices and circuits using silicon and gallium arsenide.
Solid State Electronics, Photonics & Nano-Engineering Labs
Telecommunications & Signal Processing
Telecommunications and Signal Processing has been focusing on areas of research such as cellular communications systems, simulation for fuzzy control of aircraft, speech coding and processing, data compression for speech and images utilizing vector quantization techniques and in the area of intelligent vehicular systems
Telecommunications and Signal Processing Labs
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