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REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
- Beamforming Techniques for Microphone Arrays
- Electronically-Steerable Arrayed Speakers
- Switching Regulator Design
- Switching Amplifier Performance
- Real-Time Digital Signal Processing for Audio Systems
- Inertial Measurement Systems
- Instrumentation Amplifier Design
- Vacuum Tube Amplifier Design
SPECIALIZED
EQUIPMENT
20 Workstations, each with a full complement of power supplies, signal generators, and measurement equipment
Extensive inventory of discrete and IC electronic components for circuit breadboarding
10 PSpice circuit simulation software stations for analog and digital circuit development.
CONTRIBUTORS
Lockheed Martin
McWick Technology Foundation
Northrop Grumman
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Focus:
The Microelectronics Laboratory has a dual focus of providing basic courses in electronics technology for all students and R&D opportunities for advanced students. The basic courses in electronics technology are offered as semester electives at two different levels: Analog Electronics and Digital Electronics at Level I; Microprocessor Systems and Audio Electronics at Level II. The R&D opportunities for advanced students are available to students who have taken two basic electronics technology courses. The main areas for engineering research and development currently are: arrayed sensors, advanced linear, mixed-signal, and instrumentation.
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