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of analog and Radio Frequency (RF) Integrated Circuits (IC). The group's motto is “fundamental solutions for practical problems” and under this vision, it has contributed many fundamental new ideas in circuit
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instrumentation for the early detection of dissipation/quench, initially through voltage measurement, but other approaches (radio frequency, optical fiber, etc.) may also be considered. These developments will be
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networks should no longer force users to adapt to the network. Instead, the network should continuously adapt itself to the users, intelligently orchestrating radio-frequency (RF) and optical wireless (OWC
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AI systems for real-time 3D mapping on compact, low-power devices. The project will combine optical sensing, event-based vision, and radio-frequency (RF) data with advanced AI to build robust mapping
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systems under various jamming scenarios (single‑tone, multi‑tone, frequency‑hopping, pulse, and arbitrary jamming). ▪ Using MATLAB and tools such as the Remcom Ray Tracing Suite to model realistic
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groups. Professor Bram Nauta’s Integrated Circuit Design (ICD) group focuses on various aspects of analog and Radio Frequency (RF) Integrated Circuits (IC). The group's motto is “fundamental solutions