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Since 1973, the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering has focused on Communications and Signal Processing as a key research area. The group's methodology maintains an equilibrium between fundamental theoretical investigations and practical applications.
Current initiatives span wireless and optical communications, addressing subjects like error-correction codes, modulation schemes, wireless relay systems, diversity methods, and collaborative communication networks.
The laboratory's practical achievements stem largely from its foundational theoretical breakthroughs. Algorithm development takes precedence over hardware design, leading to extensive use of simulation tools. The facility boasts exceptional simulation capabilities, supporting multiple platforms for both commercial and custom-developed software. Additionally, the team has successfully implemented real-time hardware solutions.