RF Power and Analog Laboratory
The RFPAL investigates challenges in RF and microwave active circuit design, including making RF front-ends and related components more energy efficient through RF and analog circuit design.
News
May 2020: Congratulations to our latest two MS graduates: Dan Fishler and Eric Kwiatkowski!
Dec. 2019: Congratulations to Saraunsh Bayaskar on graduating with his MS degree!
June 2019: Congratulations to Will, Devon, and Ryan for placing 2nd in the High Efficiency Power Amplifier Student Design Competition at the 2019 International Microwave Symposium!
May. 2019: Congratulations to Dr. Prathamesh Pednekar on being the first RFPAL Ph.D. graduate AND on winning the best thesis award!
Jan. 2019: Prof. Taylor Barton receives the NSF CAREER award!
Dec. 2018: Congratulations to Will Sear on completing his MS degree!
Aug. 2018: Our group has received a DURIP award to develop a reconfigurable dynamic measurement system for adaptive RF / mm-wave circuits!
Oct. 2017: Prof. Taylor Barton receives the AFOSR Young Investigator Research Program award!
June 2017: RFPL student Prathamesh Pednekar nominated for student paper finalist at IMS 2017!
Aug. 2016: Congratulations to RFPL students Usama Awais and Prathamesh Pednekar on their successful theses defenses!
Jan. 2016: RFPL graduate student Prathamesh Pednekar received the First Place award in the student paper competition at the IEEE Topical Meeting on Power Amplifiers for Wireless and Radio Applications (PAWR).