Norwegian University of Science and Technology Home About Us People ⇒ Projects Publications Other links Contact Us   Research Projects Research at the Radio Systems Group covers a broad range and includes: Satellite and terrestrial navigation systems and technology, radar and communications techniques Antenna theory and design and applications of electromagnetic theory to radiation and scattering problems High-frequency circuits and systems, with emphasis on MMIC/HMIC circuit design and measurement techniques Non-linear effects in oscillator-and large-signal amplifier design have recently been of special interest Electromagnetic theory and development of microwave and high-speed three-dimensional integrated circuits Analytical and numerical modeling of microwave components at frequencies up to 100 GHz Topological computing and artificial spatial intelligence modeling Statistical channel modeling describing the dynamical behavior of wireless radio channels Prediction of fast fading radio channels with applications in adaptive modulation and radio resource scheduling High resolution spectral estimation techniques Current Reseacrh Projects: RADIUS- RADio – based Innovations for Use in maritime and terrestrial Systems TARGET- Top Amplifier Research Groups in a European Team WIWIC- Radio design principles for low-cost terminals and base stations of wideband wireless communications. SENDORA- SEnsor Network for Dynamic and cOgnitive Radio Access External Relations: SWIPT- Secure Wireless Positioning and Transactions - A joint project between NTNU, Kongsberg-Seatex AS, Radionor Communications AS, Telenor Mobil and Telenor R&D. For more information on research projects and detailed descriptions, please visit the project pages or contact the project members. © NTNU - Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications ; Trondheim, Norway