Electrical Communication Engineering (ECE)
Recent Submissions
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Coding Schemes and Converse Bounds for Secure, Multi-Access, and Multi-Antenna Coded Caching Problems
With rapid advancements in technology, there is an increase in the adoption of data-hungry applications, especially entertainment services like on-demand music and video streaming and download. The high temporal variability ... -
Group Testing: A Probably Approximately Correct Analysis and Recovery Algorithms for pooled RT-qPCR
The goal of group testing, also called pool testing, is to successfully identify a set of k defectives from a population of n items using only m (< n) group tests. In each group test, a subset of the n items is tested ... -
Label Efficient and Generalizable No-reference Video Quality Assessment
No-reference (NR) video quality assessment (VQA) refers to the study of the quality of degraded videos without the need for reference pristine videos. The problem has wide applications ranging from the quality assessment ... -
Design of Placement Delivery Arrays for Shared Cache and Multi-antenna Coded Caching Problems
Caching has been considered as a promising technique to handle the exponential growth of wireless data traffic. The caches distributed across the network are utilized to shift some of the peak-hour traffic to off-peak ... -
Towards Practical High Throughput Laser-based Indoor Optical Wireless Communication Systems
Wireless communication has become an essential necessity in our day-to-day life with majority of these systems currently use radio frequency (RF) technology to transmit information. To meet the high end requirements, new ... -
Dual-Polarized Multi-Frequency Phased Antenna Array with Suppressed Higher Order Modes
5G base stations operating in sub-6 GHz frequencies typically utilize full-dimensional or 3D beamforming with precise steering, using electronically scanned phased array antennas (PAA). Additionally, Radar systems for ... -
Sparse Input View Synthesis: 3D Representations and Reliable Priors
Novel view synthesis refers to the problem of synthesizing novel viewpoints of a scene given the images from a few viewpoints. This is a fundamental problem in computer vision and graphics, and enables a vast variety of ... -
Universal and Scalable Multi-Source Energy Harvesting Power Supply with Dynamic Load Adaptation
Autonomous powering of electronic systems in applications spanning biomedical, automation, transportation and space industries relies on harvesting energy from the abundant ambient sources such as vibration, thermal, solar, ... -
Development of an Intraoperative Probe for Brain Tumour Delineation Combining Multimodal Tissue Characterization and Soft-Robotics
Accurate identification of surgical margins in brain tumors is of significant prognostic importance. Despite the availability of 5-ALA and image guidance methods, recognizing tumor boundaries is highly subjective, dependent ... -
Spectral Efficiency and Energy-efficiency Trade-off in Spectrum Sharing and RIS-based Wireless Systems
Spectral efficiency (SE) and energy-efficiency (EE) are the two key performance indicators for next-generation wireless systems. The SE specifies how much information can be communicated by the system per unit time and ... -
Design and Optimization of Cell-Free Systems: Channel Estimation, Duplexing Scheme, and Synchronization
Cell-free massive multiple-input multiple-output (CF-mMIMO) systems, where multiple access points (APs) jointly and coherently serve a large number of user-equipments (UEs) in a geographical area, offer multi-fold improvement ... -
Integrated Photonic Devices in Near-IR to Mid-IR for Agricultural and Environmental Sensing Applications
Near to mid infrared (NIR-MIR) chemical sensing is a remarkably influential analytical technique that capitalizes on the interaction between matter and infrared radiation within a specific wavelength range. Predominantly ... -
Performance Analysis of Orthogonal Time Frequency Space Modulation in High-Doppler Channels
Next generation wireless systems are envisioned to offer dependable and consistent user experience across a wide range of environments, including high-mobility scenarios involving high-speed trains, aircrafts, and ... -
Quantitative Nonlinear Optical Microscopy with Applications in Nanostructure Imaging and Cancer Biology
Quantitative Nonlinear Optical Microscopy with Applications in Nanostructure Imaging and Cancer Biology Abstract: Nonlinear optical microscopy is a powerful imaging technique that has been used for imaging for diverse ... -
Deep Learning Based Channel Estimation in Wireless Communications
Deep learning techniques which employ trained neural networks to solve problems have witnessed widespread adoption in diverse fields like medicine, architecture, robotics, autonomous vehicles, wireless communications, ... -
Development of High Throughput Intelligent Indoor Optical Wireless Communication Systems
The proliferation of mobile devices in indoor environments has led to insatiable demand for high-speed, high-bandwidth data connectivity. Optical wireless communication (OWC) is seen as a promising technology capable of ... -
Adaptive Wideband Microwave Signal Processing Using Reconfigurable Integrated Photonics
The advancement of wireless communications in domains such as satellites, radars, 5G, and future technologies necessitates the utilization of broadband microwave and millimeter wave signal processing. Unlike their electronic ... -
Electro-optically Tunable General-Purpose Microwave Photonic Processors: Platforms, Device Analysis, and Auto-routing Algorithms
Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) have been primarily developed as application-specific PICs (ASPICs), relying on time-consuming fabrication processes and exhibiting insertion losses between interconnected ASPICs. To ... -
WiROS: A QoS Software Solution for ROS2 in a WiFi Network
Robot Operating System (ROS) has played a pivotal role as a communication middleware among different peripherals, including sensors and actuators of robotics and other systems, with the advancement of connected systems ... -
Privacy in Information Retrieval, Delivery and Distributed Computing
The aim of our work is to address the challenges of privacy in information retrieval, information delivery, and in distributed computing systems. We focus on reducing the download and upload costs and decreasing the ...
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