M.Tech in Electrical
Engineering

The Group, consisting of 16 faculty members, actively pursues various research areas: Wireless Communication, Microwave RF, Antenna, Signal Processing, Fiber Optics and Photonics, Communication Networks, Computer Vision, Media processing, Image Processing.

The activities of the Control and Computing Group include Automatic control, Computational methods for systems theory, Graph and matroid decompositions, Cryptography and coding theory, Dynamical systems, Grobner basis methods.

An important aspect of the group's program is the integration of power electronics with the study of power systems. The group is actively providing research and development support for the national electric power infrastructure.

The research areas being pursued by the Electronic Systems Group are Embedded System design, Signal processing, Biomedical Electronics, Electronic Instrumentation, and Audio and Speech Processing.

The research, teaching and learning activities in EE6 specialization are focused on techniques for design and development of integrated circuits for various applications including microprocessor architectures, RF and millimeter wave IC design, electronic and photonic IC design for high-speed wireline and optical interconnects, and FPGA based designs for AI/ML applications.

At 16 faculty members and growing, this is the largest devices group in the country. Research follows three major trends: "More Moore" (transistor and memory scaling), "More-than-Moore" (RF electronics, sensors, power electronics), and "Beyond Moore" (quantum technologies and neuromorphic computing).