Advanced RF Techniques and Systems
Researchers in our group develop new algorithms, architectures, and hardware for radio frequency (RF) systems used for wireless communications, geolocation, and surveillance capabilities. We use our expertise in space-time adaptive processing to develop antijam and low-probability-of-detection communications for military operations in terrestrial, airborne, and maritime environments. Recent research areas have included RF hardware implementation and signal detection, localization, and classification in environments with overcrowded airwaves and frequency conflicts.
Featured Projects
embedded computing
Advanced ASIC System on Chip for CLASS
A power-efficient application-specific integrated circuit system on chip that performs up to 2 trillion computations per second has potential for use in mobile communication systems.
networking
Prototype Airborne Contested Environment Communication Relay (PACECR)
A system enables aircraft to replace a satellite communications network.
Advancing Our Research
Featured Publications
Detecting pathogen exposure during the non-symptomatic incubation period using physiological data: proof of concept in non-human primates
Sep 3
Front Physiol., Vol. 12, September 2021, Article 691074.
Priority scheduling for multi-function apertures with hard- and soft-time constraints
Mar 6
2021 IEEE Aerospace Conf., 6-13 March 2021.
Using oculomotor features to predict changes in optic nerve sheath diameter and ImPACT scores from contact-sport athletes
Mar 4
Front. Neurol., 4 March 2021, Art. No. 584684.
