Annual Report 2005 - Instytut SystemÃ³w Elektronicznych

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INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS - Annual Report 2005 1.2. Board of Directors Till August 31, 2005 Director Deputy-Director for Research Deputy-Director for Academic Affairs Professor Janusz A. Dobrowolski Ph.D., D.Sc. Grzegorz Pankanin Ph.D. Jan Szymon Bober Ph.D. Since September 1, 2005 Director Deputy-Director for Research Deputy-Director for Academic Affairs Professor Jerzy Szabatin Ph.D., D.Sc. Room: 216 Phone: ( +48-22) 825 37 09, 0-22 660 7744 Fax: ( +48-22) 825 23 00 e-mail: szabatin@ise.pw.edu.pl Professor Ryszard Romaniuk Ph.D., D.Sc. Room: 218 Phone( +48-22) 825 37 09, 0-22 660 5110 Fax: ( +48-22) 825 23 00 e-mail: rrom@ise.pw.edu.pl Tomasz Starecki Ph.D. Room: 221 Phone: (+48-22) 825 75 44, 0-22 660 7730 Fax: ( +48-22) 825 23 00 e-mail: tomi@ise.pw.edu.pl Deputy-Director for Technical and Administrative Affairs Barbara Janczak – Krawczynska, M.Sc. Room: 220 Phone: (+48-22) 825 75 44, 0-22 660 7875 Fax: ( +48-22) 825 23 00 e-mail: bkraw@ise.pw.edu.pl - 8 -
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS - Annual Report 2005 1.3. Circuit and Signal Theory Division Head: Jerzy Szabatin, Professor, Ph.D., D.Sc. Room: 455 Phone: (+48 - 22) 825 46 39, 0-22 660 76 53 e-mail: szabatin@ise.pw.edu.pl Staff: Jacek Kudrewicz, emeritus Professor, Jerzy Osiowski, emeritus Professor, Bohdan Butkiewicz, Professor, Ph.D., D.Sc., Andrzej Wojtkiewicz, Professor, Ph.D., D.Sc., Jan Szymon Bober, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Bogdan Galinski, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Zbigniew Gajo, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Konrad Jedrzejewski, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Krzysztof Kulpa, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Jacek Misiurewicz, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Marek Nalecz, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Anatolij Platonow, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Rafal Rytel-Andrianik, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Edward Sliwa, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Bozena Swidzinska, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Zdzislaw Michalski, Senior Lecturer, M.Sc., Jacek Falkiewicz, Assistant, Ph.D., Michal Piotrkowski, Assistant, M.Sc., (half time), Marek Rupniewski, Assistant, M.Sc., Kazimierz Skrzydelski, Technician, Elzbieta Styczek, Secretary. General Information The Circuit and Signal Theory Division deals with all aspects of circuit theory as well as modern problems of signal theory and digital signal processing. The staff of the Division delivers courses on this subject at basic and advanced level. Also a number of student's laboratories are realized as an essential part of these courses. Individual laboratories and diploma works are also conducted. The research and teaching activity of the Division is carried out in three groups: Research Group on Nonlinear Networks (Head – Professor Bohdan Butkiewicz, 6 members and 2 Ph.D. Students) is involved in: • Dynamics of nonlinear systems, • Fractals in computer graphics, • Fuzzy logic. The main interest is focused on applications of bifurcation theory and chaotic dynamics to investigation of mathematical models of selected electronic systems, e.g. the phase-locked loops. Fractals methods and particularly the idea of Iterated Functions System is applicated to compression of images and pattern recognition. - 9 - Research on fuzzy logic is devoted to fuzzy control theory and practice, fuzzy modeling and approximate reasoning methods. Theoretical works concern influence of different reasoning and defuzzification methods on control results as well as model construction and its exactness. Practical investigations are devoted to application of fuzzy microcontrollers and modeling of different physical and industrial processes. Research Group on Digital Methods of Signal Processing (Head – Professor Jerzy Szabatin, 6 members and 5 Ph.D. Students). The main subjects of interest of the Group include: • New methods and algorithms for digital signal processing (optimal filtering, detection, estimation, tracking), • Adaptive signal processing and its applications in communications and metrology, • Robust methods for signal estimation and classification, • Wireless spread-spectrum communication systems. The main interest is focused on adaptive and robust methods of digital signal processing and their application to elimination of disturbances in DS– CDMA systems, in array signal processing, as well as design of intelligent sensors with adaptively controlled sensitivity based on the idea of optimal fitted observation of signals. Research Group on Radar Signals Processing Systems (Head – Professor Andrzej Wojtkiewicz, 6 members and 2 Ph.D. Students) is involved in: • Digital signal processing of radar signals, • Design and implementation of real–time systems for processing massive data streams (more than 100 MB/s) with the use of the newest generation DSPs., • Two–dimensional signal processing in FMCW sea and land radars, • Processing of radar images using SAR techniques, • Passive and noise radars. In particular, the research activity of the Group is focused on design as well as hardware and software realization of digital systems for real–time processing of radar signals with the use of signal processors, industrial computers and programmable logic. Research in radar applications is carried out in cooperation with industrial institutes.
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