Electronic Circuits and Systems

Research Highlights

    ECE Research Labs

    Energy Conversion Systems Lab (ECSL): Research focused on power electronics circuits and systems for a broad range of applications including grid integration of renewable energy resources, data centers, transportation electrification and distributed converter architectures.

    Computer Vision and Machine Learning (CVML) Lab: The CVML lab's research is focused on the mathematical foundations and algorithmic development of machine learning algorithms with a targeted application to the analysis of visual imagery (images and videos).

    Microwave Remote Sensing Lab: Develops and tests theories and technologies regarding remote sensing of earth and space at microwave frequencies.

     

    ECE Faculty Research Areas

    Mohammed Agamy

    Associate Professor
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    Research Interests: Resonant power conversion, renewable resources, power factor correction, grid interface of distributed energy resources, modeling and control of power converter systems.

     

    Mustafa Aksoy

    Assistant Professor
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    Research Interests: Remote geophysical sensing using microwave technology and electromagnetic theory

     

    Jeffrey Braunstein

    Professor of Practice
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    Research Interests: Numerical computation, modeling microwave heating in resonant chambers, solutions to steady state electromagnetic propagation coupled with transient heat diffusion, including temperature dependent material properties and numerical modeling conventional ovens with microwave assist technology

     

    Randy Moulic

    Professor and Associate Dean for Applied Learning and Cooperative Education
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    Research Interests: Digital electronics, logic circuit design, computer architecture

     

    Won Namgoong

    Professor and Associate Dean for Research, Interim Chair of Computer Science
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    Research Interests: Mixed-signal integrated circuits, signal processing systems, communications

     

    Gary Saulnier

    Professor and Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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    Research Interests: Communications, signal processing, electronic instrumentation, impedance tomography systems for medical application, acoustic data and power transmission system