The research group owns a lab space of ~80m2 with 10 testing benches. In addition to standard electronic instruments (power supply, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer etc.), the lab is equipped with the following items specialized for the testing of high-frequency electronics, as well as fundamental research.
- Testing Facilities for High-Frequency Integrated Circuits
- Agilent 67-GHz signal source (E8257D) with high-power and low-phase-noise options
- Agilent MXG X-series signal source (9kHz~20GHz)
- Agilent 10-Gbps oscilloscope
- VDI 320-GHz network analyzer frequency extender
- VDI WR-3 sub-harmonic mixer (220GHz~320GHz)
- VDI WR-3 Schottky diode detector (220GHz~320GHz)
- VDI WR-1 diode detector (750GHz~1.4THz)
- Cascade On-Wafer Probes with Built-In Bias-Tee (220~500GHz)
- Cascade Probe Station with RF shield
- Erickson PM5 Power meter (75GHz~3THz)
- SRS 4-MHz Lock-in Amplifier (SR865A)
- SRS 12-bit Frequency Counter with Rubidium Clock
- Aeroflex PN9000B Phase Noise Test System
- ...
- mmWave and THz Gas Molecular Spectroscopy Setup
- Ultra-low-pressure capability (Edwards Vacuum Station)
Krishna Pochana (
Email: avabowen@mit.edu
Pradyot Yadav (
Matthew Cox (
Lejla Skelic (
Yan Xu (
Jaehong Jung (
Cole Brabec (
Nikita Romanov (
Xibi Chen (
Mingran Jia (
Daniel Sheen (
Ibrahim (
Alec Yen (alecyen@mit.edu) is from Tullahoma, TN. He received the B.S. degree (summa cum laude) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 2020. His undergraduate research focused on analog integrated circuits, with past research in neuromorphic hardware, facial recognition, and power systems. He is currently a Ph.D. student in the EECS department at MIT, with a focus in terahertz integrated systems.
Xingyu Zou (
Yukimi Morimoto (
Email: kbrody@mit.edu
Lingshan Kong received the B.Eng. degree in electrical and electronic engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, in 2014, where she is currently working toward the Ph.D. degree.
Weerachai (Junior) Neeranartvong (
Nestor Franco (