GENERIC SKILLS

Mathematical methods for Signal Processing and general Electronic Design methods and tools (for circuits and micro-systems) represent the core teaching and research activities and the main focus of industrial R&D contracts.

The Department proposes the following transferable skills in the framework of industrial R&D contracts:

• Digital Signal Processing, Time–Frequency and Time-Scale Analysis, Kalman Filtering, Adaptive Filtering, High Resolution Methods,
• Statistical Methods for Quantitative Evaluation,
• Inverse Problems, Multi-Sensors Systems Optimization,
• Physical Modeling (Micro-sensors, Non Destructive Evaluation…) using Finite Elements Methods or Multi-Technology Simulation,
• Mixed Mode (A/D and D/A), Mixed Technology Modeling/Simulation (VHDL or VHDL-AMS…),
• Multi-processor Architectures for Signal Processing,
• Design (FPGA, ASIC…), Instrumentation, Data Logging…

RESEARCH AREAS

The Department highlights are :

• Statistical information processing
• Singular sampling and signal processing
• Architectures of mixed-signal integrated circuits and microsystems
• Digitization systems

(See Department Research pages, Research & Industry Partnerships pages or the "Revue de la Recherche" of Supélec)

 

EDUCATION

The Department takes part of SUPELEC’s teaching in degree courses (courses, lab work, "Information, Signals & Models" (ISM) and "Microelectronics, Components and Modelling" (MCM) last-year options...) and continuing education.