Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
GHz-CHADs: RF research across scales
The University of Maryland lab studies RF circuits, sensing, heterogeneous integration, and electromagnetic systems.
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- Prospective RF and electrical engineering researchers
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- The selected results include a 2025 micromachined active probe for non-disruptive in-situ measurements.
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The page organizes the lab's work into four tracks: energy-constrained RF, resilient integrated circuits, millimeter-wave systems, and heterogeneous integration. It describes developing architectures and analytical understanding, then testing them with integrated circuits and experiments; students are also said to work across analysis, simulation, and experiment. The selected-results section lists four papers from 2024–25, including a near-zero-power multiband wake-up receiver and a micromachined active probe.
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