Openings
- Prospective Graduates
Immediate Openings for 2 PhD Students for Spring and Fall 2020 in integrated circuits and systems. Likely candidates for PhD should have a good background in analog circuits, communication theory, and signal processing with strong analytical skills. Familiarity with CADENCE/MENTOR simulation suite, and MATLAB is desirable. Send your CV, intended areas of research to me at sgupta@eecs.wsu.edu.
- Undergraduates
Email me at sgupta@eecs.wsu.edu or come to my office at EME 233, EECS.
Research Focus
Our research is focused on design of analog mixed-signal integrated circuits and systems for wideband transceivers, data converters in large-scale networks. Design of high-performance, robust and energy-efficient mixed-modal circuits leads to the advancement of new tools as well as encompassing framework including software and smart systems around which it further fuels the theoretical development. Current research themes are:
Statistical Signal Processing and Artificial-Intelligence Based Transceiver Optimization
- Circuits and systems for data compression for energy-efficient monitoring and data transmission
- Autonomous Energy Efficient Miniaturized Analog Front End of Internet-of-Things
- Closed-loop Multi-parameter Optimization of analog/RF circuits
Wideband Transceivers for Wireless Communications in SATCOM/Next-Generation Communications
- Circuits and systems supporting wide modulated bandwidth in next-generation wireless communications
- Transceiver architectures for large-scale antenna arrays
Research Sponsors
We are grateful to the support of our sponsors towards our research programs.
Life Sciences Discovery Fund
Hardware / EDA Support
NVIDIA GPU program for their continued support towards our research program. Xilinx and Altera (Intel) for their support for Millimeter-Wave testbed validation. We also acknowledge Cadence, Mentor and MOSIS for their support towards chip fabrication and EDA tools.