Radio engineering student club "Breeze"

 

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The laboratory is dedicated to cutting-edge research in radio-wave propagation, focusing on various frequency ranges and their applications in modern telecommunications, geophysics, and space science. Its primary areas of study include:

- Radio-Wave Propagation Analysis – Investigating the behavior of radio waves across different frequency ranges and environmental conditions.
- Development of Automated Measuring Systems – Creating advanced, automated systems for high-precision signal analysis and measurement.
- Cosmic Ray Studies – Examining the impact of cosmic rays on Earth's atmosphere and their interactions with electromagnetic fields.
- Electromagnetic Fields & Seismic Activity – Exploring the relationship between electromagnetic phenomena and seismic events for potential earthquake prediction.
- Advanced Modulation Techniques – Researching next-generation modulation methods to enhance signal transmission efficiency and reliability.
- Geo- and Hydro-Acoustics – Studying sound wave propagation in the Earth's crust and underwater environments for applications in geophysics and marine exploration.

Key Features & Uniqueness

The laboratory is distinguished by its state-of-the-art measuring system, designed to conduct high-precision signal analysis across a wide range of applications. Its unique capabilities include:

- Broad Frequency Range – The system operates from 0 to 6.6 GHz, covering most frequencies used in modern radio engineering and telecommunications.
- High-Precision Signal Analysis – The equipment enables accurate measurement and characterization of radio signals, supporting research in wireless communication, radar technology, and satellite systems.
- Versatile Research Applications – The system is adaptable for studies in radio propagation, modulation techniques, and electromagnetic interactions with environmental factors.

These capabilities make the laboratory an essential hub for advancing research in wireless communication, geophysical studies, and space science.

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Research advisor
Kovalov Sergei 
Cand. Sc. in Physical and Mathematical
Head of Department of Radio Electronics and Telecommunication Systems

Igoshina st., 1A, Technopak, Classroom: 308

Technical manager
 

The main activities 

• Fundamental and applied scientific research in the field of radio engineering and radio physics. Studying the propagation of radio waves in real conditions, studying theoretical and practical issues of radio reception and radio transmission of analog and digital signals, as well as theoretical and practical issues of designing antenna-feeder devices.

• Helping students in learning programming languages and techniques, exploring the possibility of mutual integration of programming languages and environments.

• Students and staff involvement in scientific and practical activities.

• Participation in radio amateur and design competitions (contexts) and other events. Research services provision.

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