Research Focus
Our research is focused on design of integrated circuits and systems for collaborative and autonomous sensor systems, computing and communications. 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:
Self-sustainable Systems using Statistical Signal Processing
- Circuits and systems for data compression for energy-efficient monitoring and data transmission
- Autonomous Energy Efficient Miniaturized Analog Front End of Internet-of-Things
Broadband Communications
- Circuits and systems for broadband data conversion including ADCs/DACs
- Self-sustainable RF systems and Cognitive Radio
Selected research projects are highlighted below:
1. Millimeter-Wave Multi-Beam MIMO Networks for Gigabit Mobile Access – project website
2. Hardware information-aware statistical learning and spectral compression – project website (coming soon)
3. Miniaturized wearable transmitter for preterm infant pain monitoring – project website (coming soon)
We thank Office of Naval Research, National Science Foundation, Life Sciences Discovery Fund, Murdock Foundation and WSU Office of Research and Commercialization for their continued support towards our research program. We also acknowledge Cadence, Mentor and MOSIS for their support towards chip fabrication and EDA tools.
Openings
Graduate Students
Openings : Openings for PhD Students for Spring/Fall 2018 in broadband and low-power circuits and systems. Likely candidates for PhD should have a good background in communication, analog circuits and signal processing with strong analytical skills. Familiarity with Cadence simulation suite, and Matlab is desirable.
Send your CV, intended areas of research to me at sgupta@eecs.wsu.edu.
Email me at sgupta@eecs.wsu.edu or come to my office at EME 233, EECS.