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  • Prospective Graduates Openings for PhD student for Fall 2022 in integrated circuits and systems. Likely candidates for PhD should have a good background in analog circuits, communication theory, optimization techniques, and signal processing with strong analytical skills. Send your CV, intended areas of research to me at subhanshu.gupta@wsu.edu.

Research Focus

Research at SoC Lab lies at the interface of devices, circuits, and algorithms spanning EE, CS, and Physics with applications to wireless communications, IoTs, and more recently cryoelectronic sensing. Our research has demonstrated a wide spectrum of communication circuits and systems motivated by the goal to push the analog-digital interface closer to the antenna and use of digital-intensive architectures through software-defined radios, wideband data converters, ultra-low-power readout interfaces, multi-antenna transceivers, and hardware-software co-design leveraging signal processing and machine-learning constructs. The multi-functional nature of circuits and systems have not only made them ubiquitous and integral to everyday life, but in the coming future silicon circuits and systems will be used more widely across temperatures ranging from sub-millikelvin to room temperature closely integrated with heterogeneous devices. Our research program focuses on emerging sixth-generation wireless communications research, wideband antenna arrays, integrated cryoelectronics, and energy-efficient circuits and systems with a key emphasis on building closed-loop testbeds to characterize chips for sixth-generation wireless and cryoelectronic applications.  Key research areas for the lab:
Large Delay Range-to-Resolution
True-Time-Delay for NextGen Phased Antenna Arrays

Fast Beam Training in Analog Arrays
Millimeter-wave Massive MIMO for Gigabit Mobile Access
Optimization of High-Speed Cryogenic Circuits

Inter-satellite Communication CrossLinks for CubeSats
Natural Energy Harvesting Enabled Ultra-Low-Power
Circuits and Systems


True-Time-Delay based Random Number Generators
Undergraduate Research on High Accuracy Ultrasound-based
Wireless Power Transfer and Localization



 

Research Sponsors

We are grateful to the support of our sponsors towards our research programs. Image result for onr logo               NSF 4-Color Bitmap Logo                                               Image result for NSF CAREER logo Image result for cisco             Home                   Image result for office of commercialization wsu
       Washington Research FoundationHome         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.