Communication integrated circuits (COMMIC)
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The mission statement of COMMIC is to improve our society through the design of integrated circuits in different areas, such as space, telecommunications, mobility, health, etc. In these areas, multidisciplinary research group focuses on the following three fields:
Radio frequency and millimetre wave wireless technologies to explore the performance limits of analogue and digital electronic circuits. Topics of interest include high-speed ADCs for high-bandwidth communications, wireless communications systems for IoT, self-healing transmitters and receivers, radar systems, etc.
Energy harvesting systems that explore the limits of ultra-low-power analogue and digital circuits. Topics of interest include solar, thermal, vibration or radio frequency energy harvesting circuits; fully passive wireless sensors based on RFID technologies, etc.
Sensor systems exploring CMOS technologies to integrate different types of low-power, low-cost sensors and high performing. Topics of interest include biosensors, temperature sensors, etc.
Members of the group
Roque José Berenguer Pérez
Full Professor
(coordinator)
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Héctor Solar Ruiz
Associate Professor
+34 943 219877 Extension: 842714
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Andoni Beriain Rodríguez
Associate Professor
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Ainhoa Rezola Garciandía
Professor Contratada Doctora
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Latest highlighted projects
The project CAR2CAR-LOFE "Car2car Communication on leave frequency" (RTC-2017-6466-4) has as goal the development and implementation of a directional vehicle-to-vehicle communication system that allows the transmission and reception of alert messages between adjacent vehicles at times when the protocol IEEE802.11p may fail. This project is developed in partnership with the business PREMO, with the Technological Center of Catalonia Eurecat, the association Technological Center Ceit-IK4 and the technical school of Engineers of San Sebastian Tecnun of the University of Navarra.
CAR2CAR-LOFE is being funded by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, specifically by the call for Challenges-partnership 2017 of the State Program of research, development and Innovation Oriented to the Challenges of Society, in the framework of the State Plan of research Scientific and Technical and Innovation 2013-2016. This financial aid is co-financed by the European Union, through the Operational Program that has by goal Thematic: promote the development technological, innovation and quality research .
Funding:
FEDER/Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades - Agencia Estatal de research/ project RTC-2017-6466-4....
