RAND Lab@ FIU

RF, Analog, and Digital Laboratory for Advanced Signal Processing Circuits at Florida International University

Sravan Pulipati Defends His Ph.D.

March 25, 2021  /  Arjuna Madanayake

Congratulations to Sravan Pulipati for defending his Ph.D on the topic “Design and realization of fully-digital microwave and mm-wave multi-beam array transceivers with FPGA/RF-SoC signal processing”. Many thanks to the committee, Drs. Elias Alwan, Shubhendu Bhardwaj, Satheesh Venkatakrishnan, and Todd Crowl.

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This research is sponsored by Ocius Technologies via an STTR Phase-2 award from DARPA Defense Science Office (DSO).


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