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Opening ceremony of the EmC XG Labs

Barbara McCune, wife of the late Earl McCune, and Lucas van Vliet, Dean of the EEMCS Faculty, inaugurated the Earl McCune XG Labs on April 17th, 2023. Many people attended the ceremony, both from the Microelectronics department as well as external partners such as TNO, Nokia, Rohde&Schwarz, BSW…

The EmC XG Labs receives its name from Prof. Earl McCune (EmC), who enabled the neXt Generation (XG) communication and sensing efforts at TU Delft thanks to his great enthusiasm, his vast amount of knowledge, and his warm personality.

The EmC XG Labs consists of a cluster of state-of-the-art microwave laboratories, covering the frequency spectrum from 30 kHz to 500 GHz, able to perform measurements on packaged, on-wafer, and over-the-air devices and systems, providing an excellent frame for students, scholars, and faculty members to carry out their research.

Final Lecture of the Radar I course

After the seminar…

After the seminar

Rotterdam Rain Radar

New video and an article about RainGain radar in Rotterdam

Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

RadarLab for BSc course EE3340TU “Microwave Sensors and Radars for Airport Applications”

Introduction into RadarLab

Introduction into RadarLab

Measuring received power range dependence using trihedral reflector

Measuring received power range dependence using trihedral reflector

During the measurement process

During the measurement process

MS3 demonstrates a few radar sensors for automotive applications during the Future of Driving Symposium

Fred presents the PARSAX for TV show Van de Kaart

TV West Van de Kaart show

Fred ven der Zwan presents our radar facilities to the TV West’s Van de Kaart show.
Click on image to see the full video on www.omroepwest.nl site

The visit to the EEMCS building starts at 13:13…

 

Observation of a small aircraft with PARSAX and MECEWI radars

Nikita vs monopulse configuration of the MECEWI radar

Nikita vs monopulse configuration of the MECEWI radar

20160819_overview

Campaign overview – how it looked like…

Near-Realtime Reflectivity and Doppler Velocity Measurements of RAINGAIN started in preliminary mode

You can find current scans on the site